In this week's HW News, we look at Threadripper 5000, Microsoft's DLSS/FSR Alternative, and Right to

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Published Jul 20, 2021

This week: Threadripper 5000 bits of gossip, huge PlayStation crypto activity busted, Newegg needs more cash, Microsoft spools up a bad dream, and we talk about your right to repair.Sponsor: hush up's! Silent Base 802

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TIMESTAMPS

00:00 - HW News

01:22 - Right to Repair Drive and GN Component Poster

06:29 - Rumor: AMD Threadripper 5000 CPUs

07:38 - 3800 PlayStations Rescued from Crypto Mine

11:15 - Rotated Socket AMD Ryzen Motherboard

12:45 - Nintendo Announces OLED Switch Model

14:48 - Arm CEO: "NVIDIA Deal Is Good for Everyone"

18:13 - Arctic Liquid Freezers Get More Updates

19:32 - US Gov. Signs Executive Order on Right to Repair

21:09 - Newegg Paywalls High Demand Products

22:53 - Microsoft Has AI-Based Upscaling in the Works

23:55 - Microsoft Struggling To Tackle Critical "PrintNightmare" Flaw

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