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Welcome to Tech Late, the show where we tell you which PC components are the most flammable.

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It's very important that you watch. Reports have surfaced of Ryzen X3D series CPUs burning and dying, allowing Team Red

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to compete with Team Green in a market that no one asked for, the crispiest hardware.

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The story blew up when user Speed Rookie showed his lightly toasted ASUS board and 7800X3D

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processor on Reddit. Overclocker Der Bauer has had some experience with frying a 7950X3D chip, and apparently

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put that knowledge to use discussing pin analysis hypotheses with Igor of Igor's Lab.

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Igor and Co. speculate that, and who saw this coming, the pins that got crispy on the motherboard

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and CPU were the ones that supply power to the CPU cores.

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Of course. Of course. I know I already referenced the 4090, but I'm beginning to get deja vu.

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MSI decided to address the issue by issuing firmware updates for their AM5 boards that

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further locked down the voltage controls for X3D chips by only allowing negative voltage

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offsets. Stay tuned for more investigation though because apparently a certain tech messiah got their

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hands on Speed Rookie's busted hardware. No, not Jacob, Steve from Gamers Nexus, although I've never seen Jacob and Steve in the same

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room. It's a conspiracy. The latest Google hardware leak is out, and this time it's the Pixel Fold.

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A video is making the rounds on Twitter showing the phablet in action, bending like the love

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child of David Beckham and Kira Knightley's character from the film, bend it like Beckham.

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A perfect match. Android Police called it the most comprehensive Pixel Fold leak yet, and that is true if you

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completely neglect front page techs leak from three days ago.

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In the YouTube channel's video, host Jon Prosser laid out every alleged spec of the

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upcoming device. According to Jon, Google is claiming a beyond 24 hour battery life with up to 72 hours if

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you use extreme battery saver. That's crazy.

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Which I do. Wow. Though I don't think that would include using the foldable screen since it's a 7.6 inch

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6x5 aspect ratio OLED. Jon also claims Google will be including Pixel watches with full pre-orders, so it sounds

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like Google really wants a win. But if the company really wants to move product, they need two things.

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Two things. Sarah and McLaughlin and crying puppies.

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I'd really pull some heartstrings. In the arms of an angel.

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I tear my eye just thinking about it. For just a dollar a day, you can save a multinational corporation.

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Yeah. By buying their product, please, Google needs your help.

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And Apple is trying their best to come up with a use case for their ARVR headset.

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Using a Mark Gurman, aka the early Gurm gets the bird, the multi-trillion dollar fruit

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is hoping that by making its headset capable of doing more things, more people will want

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to spend $3,000 on it. It just appears right in your wallet.

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The headset will supposedly run hundreds of thousands of iPad apps at launch, which is

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tremendous news for people who wish they could spend six times more money than a normal iPad,

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so they can have one that straps to their face. Sold.

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But gamers rejoice. For you will be able to play top tier games as long as they're compatible with Apple's

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other devices. Man, the trains and subway surface will jump right out at you.

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For $3,000, they better hit me. I better fuel the trains.

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But I hope you only like short gaming sessions because the headset's external battery will

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likely only provide two hours of usage. Not only that, but the battery pack will have a non-detachable proprietary connection cable.

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Ah, proprietary. Cool. Awesome.

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They wouldn't want you to have fun using somebody else's batteries or devices.

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Apple would rather you had no fun at all.

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It's their favorite word for proprietary. Wow.

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Uh, Jacob. Thanks for this, bud. I'm gonna level with you folks.

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I wasn't in the sponsor spot because I got fired.

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They said I could get my job back though if I did well on the quick bits.

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It seems AMD might be skipping some GPU series launches and go straight from the RX 7900

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to the 7600. In Igor's lab, some of AMD's exclusive board partners will show finished 7600 cards at

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Computex in June while no word has been given on when or if a 7800 or 7700 will be launched.

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It's certainly difficult for mid-range GPUs to compete with the used market.

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Who could have seen the mining crash coming? We never even got to the moon.

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To the moon. To the moon. Less than a month after sunsetting legacy verification, Twitter is giving check marks

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to some celebrities, whether they like it or not. The check marks still say the person is subscribed to Twitter Blue though, which clearly isn't

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the case for re-verified figures like Kobe Bryant, Michael Jackson, and Anthony Bourdain.

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If only because they are all very dead.

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Necro verification. Twitter has also been non-consensually verifying fraudulent accounts such as an account posing

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as a Sudanese paramilitary group and a fake Disney Junior UK account that's intimately

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familiar with the definition of hard R.

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This could possibly get Elon in legal trouble for false endorsement, a risk that's never

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seemed to really bother Elon because he's got his Martian escape flight booked.

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He's going to the moon. He's going past the moon to Mars.

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Blizzard staff have been leaving the company in large enough numbers that the company has

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had to create crisis maps to decide what can and cannot be shipped according to two prominent

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employees on Twitter. Apparently, the company's return to in-office work and other work culture policies might

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have driven the dev exodus. I might even call it the dexodus if I was feeling silly, and I am.

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In response, Blizzard said crisis maps are not a team practice for World of Warcraft,

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which is not exactly denying that they've been doing them now.

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Running away from a bear is not generally something I practice either, but I doubt that

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I try going for a handshake first, if you get what I'm saying.

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Snapchat has rolled out their new AI chatbot to all users and has been hammered with one

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star reviews as a result. The AI chatbot sits pinned at the top of user feeds, and apparently it's a gaslighting

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little creep. The AI will casually reference users' locations or birth months, then insist that it doesn't

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have access to the personal data. The bot used to be a paid feature, but now that it's been rolled out to everyone, it's

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only possible to remove it with a Snapchat Plus subscription, like your friend who's

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always asking for money. Give me $5 and I'll go away.

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Alright, no. No. I need that five bucks.

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And the company Augmental have announced that they are making a wearable trackpad that you

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control with your tongue. Finally, a way to increase your skills on PC and in bed.

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It's called the Mouthpad and it's designed to allow people with quadriplegia to control

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electronic devices like iOS and Android devices, computers, and even vibrators.

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Because everyone should be allowed to get their consensual freak on.

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If I own a new, how am I supposed to trash talk though? That's a good question.

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I don't want it. For that reason, I'm out. And you should allow yourself to come back on Wednesday for more tech news.

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Did I do it? Can I have my job? Can I have my job back?

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Can I go back to work? Please? Okay.

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Please? We'll get back to you.
