HW News - AMD Makes New Console SOC, New York Bans Spectrum

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Published Oct 31, 2020

This hardware news episode talks about preliminary Threadripper 2 SKU information, Threadripper 2 specs & compatibility, and New York's ban of Spectrum/Charter.
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This hardware news episode covers Threadripper 2 SKUs, specs, and TDP, alongside Threadripper VRM cooling compatibility for TR2 via ASUS VRM cooling attachments. We also talk about AMD's B450 chipset, GN's office move, AMD's new console SOC for a China-based console maker, Spectrum/Charter getting banned from New York, and ASUS' new Z390 motherboards for 8-core Intel CPUs.

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Host: Steve Burke
Editorial: Eric Hamilton, Patrick Lathan, Steve Burke
Video: Andrew Coleman

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