HW News - RTX 3000 Leaks, 4nm TSMC Node, Sony PS5 Design, & Intel Lakefield

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Hardware news this week talks NVIDIA RTX 3080 & 3090 GPU leaks, Sony's PlayStation 5 design, Intel's Lakefield, ISP throttling, and more.
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Show notes: https://www.gamersnexus.net/news-pc/3595-hw-news-rtx-3080-4nm-tsmc-sony-ps5-intel-lakefield

The biggest news item of the week was, unexpectedly, the NVIDIA RTX 3000-series leaks. We've seen a lot of coverage of these, but wanted to focus on the manufacturing angle and our thoughts of how prototype coolers are made. We'll also be talking about Sony's PS5 announcements and design, with a particular interest in its thermals, and the never-ending release of GTA V. Further, Intel & AMD Hades Canyon (Kaby Lake-G) support is in the news, as are SLS side-channel attacks on Armv8-A chips. TSMC's 4nm process, rarely discussed, gets some coverage alongside its 5nm and 3nm nodes. All that and more in hardware news this week. Timestamps below and in the video.

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00:00 - Recapping the Week
00:55 - GN’s Thoughts on the RTX 3080/3090 Rumors
05:54 - PS5 Design Unveiled
09:03 - Intel & AMD Can’t Decide Who Supports Bastard Silicon
10:50 - SLS Side-Channel Attack Affects Armv8-A Chips
13:04 - TSMC Preparing N4 4nm Node
14:31 - TSMC Prepared to Recover From Huawei Order Loss
16:04 - Intel Launches Hybrid Lakefield CPUs
20:12 - ISP Throttling Entire Neighborhoods
24:51 - Jim Keller Has Left Intel
27:38 - GN Dealing Twitter Fun

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