Diving into the insanity of RAM, NAND, and VRAM prices:

Talking with Valve about the engineering of the Steam Deck and Deck OLED, including discussion of memory layout, PCB routing, and thermals:

An engineering deep-dive with Valve's thermal, acoustic, and power engineering teams to discuss the Steam Frame's design:

BF 360 review has been converted to an article:

Valve announces the Steam Machine, Steam Frame, Steam Controller (2), and some SteamOS news:

The next round of special reports delve into US export controls, what we think is corruption between governments and tech companies, reckless data center expansion, and more. Here's the plan:

HW News is up - talking Microsoft's bastardization of Clippy with its new "Mico," uh, thing, alongside other news, like a 7500X3D, Intel finances improving, AMD earnings, and 5.25" drives in some new cases:

AMD Says We're "Confused" - https://t.co/HkyvMJCAZ8 @AMD

Hyte's X50 and X50 Air are innovative, weird cases (in the good way):

@ASUS_ROG Hopefully the cobwebs are because someone unplugged and decommissioned it after the vulnerability

Missed that @ASUS_ROG had a spooky themed router, which presumably is because the botnet being built with these has no yet-known purpose

Deep-dive into Intel's Arc graphics driver software and driver package:

How the Yeston RX 9070 XT "Waifu" GPUs are made!

Talking about whatever the fuck this is:

Possibly our most in-depth case review yet, in some ways: The HAVN BF 360 Flow review includes thermals, noise-normalized thermals / acoustics at full speed, initial fan test machine benchmarks, smoke testing, and build quality analysis -

Joined by Wendell of Level1 Techs to talk about our future of owning nothing (and some options to self-host):

Taking a look at Lossless Scaling and Lossless Frame Generation, the $7 tool on Steam:

Tearing down the Huawei Atlas 300I Duo 96GB (48 x 2) GPU. Benchmarks to follow... once we get it actually working in something:

More abuse of YouTube's copyright system against GN:

I love @Microsoft Windows so much, especially its functional search feature