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NVIDIA may be gearing up to launch an RTX 4090 TI if leaked photos are any

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indication although many are speculating that the photos might depict a new RTX

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Titan or perhaps another graphics card that isn't remotely worth its MSRP I'm

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Riley Murdoch this is techlinked and this massive cooler was first spotted in

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October last year and was claimed to have a cooling capacity of 900 watts

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double the TDP of NVIDIA's current 4090 Flagship more than likely however this

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heatsink was a prototype for the 4090 GeForce RTX is written on it whereas

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Titan cards normally say Titan as a way to differentiate between a card bought

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by a normal person and a card bought by someone continually looking for

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something to fill the endless void in their soul use money to smother the

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sadness it is a money-shaped hole other evidence from this being a 4090

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prototype is that the heatsink says RTX 4090 on it which is it's pretty cut and

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dry but here's the thing if you're one of the many that thinks the 4080 should

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have been the 4070 TI when it came out out or that the upcoming 4060 should

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have been a 40 50. it's possible that the best bang for the buck 4090 might

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have also gotten a downgrade during development and this heatsink will end

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up on a future 4090 TI we can't know which is why we said the word might

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about 20 times in the story don't do the math speaking of the upcoming 4060

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leaked 3dmark tests for the card show a 23 performance improvement over the 30

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60 12 Gigabyte version so there's actually a chance this card could be a

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good deal AMD and their Partners seem to think so since multiple Radeon RX 7600

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models have been discounted days before the 4060s release do you see Gamers do

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you see what happens when you simply don't buy an overpriced product like the

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4060 TI I'm getting a transmission from

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the future the RTX 49 DTI sold out on day one damn

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it why don't you listen Gamers we've talked about this many times gamers

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Gamers no one wanted stadia to fail

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except everyone so now YouTube is internally testing a new way to play

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online games instantly according to an email seen by The Wall Street Journal I

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mean after Google got a taste with stadia they couldn't just cold turkey

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quit offering gaming Services no one wants their newest alleged foray is

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called playables and will make online games instantly playable within

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YouTube's website and apps which sounds less like the next big thing in gaming

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and more like 2008 when your Facebook was flooded by requests from every one

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of your casual acquaintances to help them grow corn I didn't help anyone the

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only game mentioned in the email is stack bounce in which players aim to

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smash layers of bricks with a bouncing ball sounds like my kind of Friday night

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you know what I mean while both The Verge and polygon think

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it sounds like a clone of the popular Atari game Breakout I used a radical new

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journalistic technique called Googling to find stack bounce and it seems to be

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the game you see in every mobile game ad that doesn't feature Pedro Pascal I wish

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his are the best after stadia was retired the services general manager

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Phil Harrison did say Google wasn't giving up on gaming and that stadia's

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underlying Tech could make its way to Google services like YouTube what

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Harrison didn't say was you'd now be able to play it all of the shovelware

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games that advertise on YouTube without leaving the website finally a convenient

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new feature for the lowest common denominator we need more of those

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there's not enough stupid things and Microsoft has made

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some lofty claims while defending themselves in court since the FTC simply

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will not let them be in a legal filing

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arguing that Nintendo should be considered part of the high-end console

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Market questionable along with the Xbox series X and PS5 Microsoft argued that

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both Xbox and Playstation offer cheaper consoles priced similarly to the

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Nintendo switch Microsoft brings up the Xbox series s and the PS5 digital

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Edition while also saying Sony is expected to release a PlayStation 5 Slim

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later this year at a 400 price point

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this is probably a reference to the PS5 console with a detachable disk drive

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that was first reported on back in September of last year it's so kind of

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Microsoft to help their rival Sony announce their products that was so

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sweet they only fight sometimes but but maybe don't believe everything Microsoft

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says because that same legal filing says Sony is set to release a handheld

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version of PlayStation 5. live later this year for under 300 if that is a

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reference to Sony's already announced project Q either Sony vastly undersold Q

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during his announcements and we're about to get out on wonderful surprise or

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Microsoft is throwing whatever legal arguments they can at the legal argument

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wall to see what sticks it's mostly government on there a little bit of

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spaghetti the high school kids love that wall I'm sorry everyone it's probably

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the latter case after Phil Spencer said during the hearing that Microsoft bought

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Bethesda to prevent Sony from making Starfield a timed exclusive for the PS5

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and he said that Sony uses the 30 cut on

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any Microsoft game sold on Playstation platforms to help fund strategies to

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quote reduce Xbox's Survival on the market by presumably doing harmful bad

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things like offering competing products and services

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I mean when you think about the fact that poor Microsoft only gets a mere 70

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of Microsoft games sold on Playstation as opposed to the 100 they get when

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selling on their own platforms it really starts to make sense why the 2.5

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trillion dollar company is losing the console war donate today now it's time

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I'm a person I'm not a piece of mate well I am that but the cost for NASA to

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collect exotic sand is looning according to well NASA the Mars sample return

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mission is meant to pick up the samples taken by the perseverance Rover over the

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last two years and transfer them back to Earth for study the cost estimate

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however has jumped from up to 4.4 billion in 2020 to up to potentially

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double that amount ooh there are multiple factors to this costly mistakes

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made by the jet propulsion Laboratories updated sample retrieval plans to ensure

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collection if perseverance has died by the time the mission launches and worst

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of all inflation and we're not talking about the balloons

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that are used by the Rover it's I'm

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assuming there's balloons don't Google it because not even robots in space can

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believe the price of a loaf of bread these days the CEO of Google's deepmind

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told wired that their next Generation model Gemini will be more capable than

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chat gbt without saying in what way exactly like will it stop making things

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up about me and emailing them to my friends and family because I'm not sure

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that was supposed to be a feature can it juggle Gemini will combine the powers of

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a large language model with the kind of reinforcement learning techniques that

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quote helped alphago defeat a go champion in 2016 which would be

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impressive if a human hadn't just beaten one of the top go-playing AIS last year

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Google please just test this one before you

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demo it that was embarrassing meta has launched a new meta Quest Plus

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subscription service joining the exclusive ranks of PlayStation Plus

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Apple TV slash Fitness slash other things plus Disney plus and many many

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more the word plus basic maths way of

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saying this but more so for 7.99 subscribers will receive two games every

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month two specific titles that meta chooses for you July's titles are Rhythm

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games slash first person shooter pistol whip and video game about playing a

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video game Pixel ripped 1995. August's

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titles however will be Walkabout mini golf and mother gunship Forge and I

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desperately wish I was the kind of person who would enjoy all of those games equally they must be so happy UK

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police are blaming a recent Android update for an uptick in emergency center

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butt dials one new feature automatically dials Emergency Services when the power

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button is pressed five or more times something that can be accidentally

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accomplished while trying to dig out a particularly pernicious wedgie did you

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think about that UK police or as the British call it wedgie but in the accent

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like oh

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the feature was already available on Pixel phones but there's been a major

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increase in British butt cheeks unknowingly dialing 999 now that the

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feature is available on all Android devices a Google spokesperson said that

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device manufacturers will address this issue shortly and that users that

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continue to experience this issue should switch emergency SOS off for the next

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couple of days so if you're looking to commit a crime somewhere in Britain in

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the near future here's your chance arson arson Carson and Amazon is

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recruiting small businesses to help deliver packages throughout the us

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including coffee shops clothing stores and florists because that's what your

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local grocer slash bookstore slash U-Haul Depot needs another side hustle

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these are intended to be last mile delivery outposts which receive packages

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from larger distribution centers and drop them off at customers doors Amazon

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didn't say exactly how much it will pay per package but they did say that they

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expect partnering businesses to make around twenty seven thousand dollars a

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year delivering an average of 30 packages a day so with the power of

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grade school math we can determine that they will be paying around 250 a package

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the other option available to them was to raise delivery driver wages in order

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to attract more delivery drivers instead of paying random florists to deliver

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packages but you know honestly I see where they're coming from it's a hard

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situation and I'll see where you're coming from if you come back for another

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episode of techlinked on Wednesday How will I see where you're coming from I'm

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a really good hacker okay I just I can hack stuff I'm big into hacking