HW News - Intel LGA1700 Socket, Xeon CPU 'Ban'/Unban, GTX 1650 Ultra Rumors

Hardware news this week talks Intel LGA1700 socket plans, data caps for internet connections, Intel's temporary ban and unban of sales to a China-backed firm,
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Other news items include Intel halting and unhalting shipments to Inspur, due to US Pentagon directive. Also in Intel news, some LGA1700 and Alder Lake-S information. The NVIDIA GTX 1650 Ultra is further rumored, perhaps taking a page from the book of the RTX 2080 die that was brought down to a 2060 (KO) die previously. Further Nintendo has commented briefly and indirectly on the Joy-Con drift issue for its Nintendo Switch and ongoing class action, and data caps get more discussion. We'll also be talking about T-Force's marketing for its Cardea ceramic drive.

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TIMESTAMPS

00:00 - Recapping the Week
01:03 - GN X570 Metro Posters Restocked
02:24 - Microsoft Details GPU Scheduling
06:42 - Intel Halts, Unhalts Shipments to Inspur
07:57 - Intel Leak: Alder Lake & LGA1700 Socket
10:56 - NVIDIA GTX 1650 Ultra Rumors
14:09 - Nintendo Offers Hollow Apology for Joy-Con Drift
15:22 - RIP Data Caps, Long Live Data Caps
18:10 - T-Force Cardea Ceramic C440 SSD

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