Surely ALL these RTX 5080 rumors can't be wrong… - Tech News May 12

Surely ALL these RTX 5080 rumors can't be wrong… - Tech News May 12

► TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Welcome to Paul’s Tech News - May 12, 2024
1:26 NVIDIA RTX 50 Rumors - 5080 before 5090? 250W to 600W Testing
3:49 Intel Core Ultra “Arrow Lake-S” desktop lineup leak, including 24-core 285K
5:49 AMD Might Brand CPUs “Ryzen AI” - Ryzen AI 9 HX 170 Leaked By ASUS
TECH BRIEFS
7:41 New LPCAMM2 Memory Modules arrive for Laptops
8:25 Intel Panther Lake to feature up 16 CPU cores and 12 “Celestial” Xe3-Cores
9:04 VESA Rolls Out DisplayHDR 1.2 Spec
9:40 PCIe 6.0's new thermal throttling technique
10:20 ASUS unveils ROG Ally X

► LINKS
NVIDIA RTX 50 Rumors Continue - 5080 before 5090? 250W to 600W Testing
Intel Core Ultra “Arrow Lake-S” desktop lineup leak, including 24-core 285K
AMD Might Brand CPUs “Ryzen AI” - Ryzen AI 9 HX 170 Leaked By ASUS
TECH BRIEFS
New LPCAMM2 Memory Modules arrive for Laptops
Intel Panther Lake to feature up 16 CPU cores and 12 “Celestial” Xe3-Cores
VESA Rolls Out DisplayHDR 1.2 Spec
PCIe 6.0's new thermal throttling technique
ASUS unveils ROG Ally X

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[WayStedYou]

Nice of intel and AMD to both swap to 3 digit names at the same time just to confuse all their consumerbase again

[DavidGoscinny]

Why not rename the whole company to AIMD while we are at it?

[YataLocK]

VESA creating a solution to the problem they created... So they can double dip on monitor manufacturers... So monitor manufacturers can raise prices for consumers... Brilliant.

[tofu_golem]

The only thing we know for certain is that the next generation of cards from AMD and Nvidia will be too expensive for what they deliver.

[pinatacolada]

My 7 year old intel i7 7700k CPU has already done away with hyper-threading all on it's own (via the blue screen of death). Ahead of it's time.

[xBINARYGODx]

oh great, a new Asus handheld for them to screw you over with when it comes to repairs and all that.

[raxcentalruthenta]

I'm so sick of "AI" being crammed into everything.

[ttomkins]

The compression plate of CAMM being replaceable should be adopted by the motherboard cpu socket.

[kyzercube]

@ 3:47 No one under the age of 40 is going to get that " video clip " 🤣

[dyson]

New Intel management does not want their reign to be confused with previous management products.

[makwikus]

That Computex logo reveal was quite something. Good job, Joe.

[Jeffcrocodile]

if all your Intel Core processors are "Ultra" what does Ultra even mean here?

[Crimson_]

3:16 even further and more reasonable speculations..

Nvidia is aiming for global launch with "Blackwell" architecture.
which is only possible if they release the 5080 first.. the card that is supposed to comply with U.S. export regulations

[Lucas_McCain]

That subtle Midsommer background was great.

[DrHotelMario]

I love watching these vids of new shiney tech, while my PC's specs in 2024 are:

i7-3770
GTX 1060
16 GB DDR3 RAM

Play my cards right, I might finally afford to get a 1080 Ti this year!

[Palmolive]

Thanks for changing the background music Joe! 🙏

[VincentBeauregard-io]

If the 5080 release first, it will be as a test to see how many customers are willing to pay 4090-level prices for a 080 skew.
The answer, as far as I am concerned, will be: bring a 7800 XT to 500$ and NVIDIA can shove that useless AI back where the Sun don't shine.

[t.v.]

I really like the intro 😉👍! You can make the episode worth watching even if the news are nothing to write home about.

[Digikidthevoiceofreason]

Get ready for that crappy connection to melt yet again on the 5090s since Nvidia will not accept the truth that it’s a extremely bad connector for powerful cards.

[jackielinde]

The ROG Ally X is ASUS's way of admitting that the ROG Ally was a lemon of a device to start with without having to do a recall to replace all those busted devices. (Just ask Steve at Gamers Nexus.)