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PCPer Podcast 766: AMD FSR 3.1, Radeon 7900 GRE Memory
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“PC Perspective”
You didn’t ask for it, but here it is. The greatest PC Perspective podcast ever recorded on March 27, 2024. Topics below.
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4:00 How's a tech specialist been unaware FSR is vendor agnostic this long into it? That's wild. 😳
Why aren't PSU cables standardised across all brands?
Josh let us know about the new monitor. I have been eyeballing it for a while.
To the son, welcome to the work force, we all started somewhere, we both know it was for dad….
Josh, I think that guy is Northridge Fix. He's always fixing (or trying to) stuff including GPU's
1:05:00 Question: so 2440x1440p is "ultra wide" but 5120x1440p is wider.
So is 5120x2880p wider than 3440x1440p? Or are "ultra wide" screens just cut down normal screens?
If I get my 14 year old LG 42in 1080p tv and chop it in half horizontally… Oh look I just made a £700 38inch ultrawide? think of the extra screen area for production work!
I remember when the TV companies moved us from 5×4 to 4:3 to 16:10 to 16:9 to 21:9 to 32:9, soon you'll be squinting at your 7in tall "27in superultrawide" screen watching this podcast with 50% of your screen just black bars.
Gimme 5120×5120 for the most screen area (but I'll settle for 5120×4096).
Holy moly guacamole! That was fast
Big win for Intel Raptor Lake, take that Apple!
Is it just me or does Josh look like an EMT with the headphone cords glistening for some reason looking like a stethoscope 😀
33:20 face-palm moment, when Qualcomm pulls even further ahead. " unpatchable security flaw in Apple Silicon Macs, affecting the M1, M2, and M3 chips" "due to the flaw’s architectural nature, it cannot be directly patched by Apple. Instead, third-party cryptographic software may mitigate it, but at the cost of performance degradation during cryptographic operations"
So glad you left Josh's intro in the final edit 🤣
5:47 The BRAIN, processes it, and does on the fly synopsis.