This week on The TT Show, Kosta spends an entire day with the flagship 85-inch Samsung QN900D Neo QLED 8K Smart TV in Sydney, testing how its new impressive NQ8 AI Gen3 Processor handles upscaling and gaming. Kosta also discusses his latest month-long home project: building the Ultimate Home Entertainment Server with an ASUSTOR NAS and Viper Gaming NVMe SSDs.
Moving on from thousands of movies, games, and music on a server, Jak and Kosta also discuss the latest controversy surrounding Intel's high-end 13th and 14th Gen Cire i9 CPU. With widespread reports of instability and motherboard makers issuing BIOS updates, Intel seemingly passes the blame while confirming it's still 'looking into the issue.'
The duo also talks about the recent decline in console sales and AMD's gaming revenue and what this means, as well as new reports seemingly confirming that AMD's upcoming RDNA 4 GPUs could feature a massive upgrade to ray-tracing performance, which will probably make its way into the PlayStation 5 Pro.
In the PC gaming and Steam world, Valve closes a loophole Jak has used for years. Nintendo issues copyright takedown requests to Garry's Mod, forcing them to comb through and delete 20 years of community content.
Also, if you've got a spare $10,000, you can pick up a robot dog equipped with a flamethrower - one that can shoot a 30-foot beam of fire. Finally, Apple confirms that the thing we all do doesn't do anything at all. Yes, closing background apps doesn't save battery life.
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All the topics discussed in this week's episode of The TT Show
- Read more: Intel blames motherboard makers for stability issues with its 13th and 14th Core i9 processors
- Read more: Building the Ultimate Home Entertainment Server with an ASUSTOR NAS and Viper Gaming NVMe SSDs
- Read more: Nintendo forces Garry's Mod creator to go through and delete 20 years of Steam Workshop mods
- Read more: Xbox hardware revenue tanks to lowest point of Xbox Series generation
- Read more: AMD gaming revenue declined massively year-over-year, CFO says the demand is 'weak'
- Read more: AMD's next-gen RDNA 4 Radeon graphics will feature 'brand-new' ray-tracing hardware
- Read more: Valve patches Steam's 2-hour refund loophole that many gamers abused
- Read more: Sony's PlayStation 5 Pro is expected to fix critical issues in select games
- Read more: World's first robot dog with a flamethrower is now available to purchase
- Read more: Apple confirms swiping apps closed doesn't save you battery life
