This week on The TT Show, Jak and Kosta discuss the week in tech, science, and gaming. They start with a new report outlining that almost half of all internet traffic comes from bots - and most are malicious. Also, a friendly PSA to always be on top of your passwords, especially in light of last week's password leak - the biggest in hacking history.
In the hardware world, it's been a busy week of teases, leaks, and rumors as Kosta goes through everything we know about next-gen Radeon and RDNA, from performance to release timing to how it could shake up the GPU market. Then there's Palit teasing a new flagship GPU design for later in the year, which has to be the GeForce RTX 5090.
We've also got some early benchmark results for this month's launch of Zen 5 and AMD's new Ryzen 9000 Series of CPUs. In the world of Microsoft, Jak and Kosta discuss the elusive bloatware-free Windows 11 'Government Edition,' the rocky Copilot+ PC, and a promising new patent from the company.
It doesn't stop there, as the duo also talks about the PS5 Dev Kit that someone sold as a 'PizzaStation 5 Development Kit,' Cyberpunk 2077's new multiplayer mod, the Nintendo Switch 2's performance described as a "less powerful" Steam Deck, and EA pulling the plug on some classic Battlefield servers.
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All the topics discussed in this week's episode of The TT Show
- Read more: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 SUPER GPU created by modders, 13% performance gains
- Read more: AMD Ryzen 9 9900X breaks single-core benchmark record in Geekbench and it's not the top SKU
- Read more: AMD's flagship Radeon RDNA 4 GPU to debut in early 2025, here's everything we know so far
- Read more: Palit teases RTX 5090 with redesigned white GeForce RTX GameRock graphics card design
- Read more: NVIDIA's next-gen GeForce RTX 5090 rumored to have base GPU clock near 2.9GHz
- Read more: Cyberpunk 2077 multiplayer mod coming, GTA Online meets Night City
- Read more: PS5 Dev Kit sold as 'PizzaStation 5 Development Kit' which sold for $6500, includes spatula
- Read more: Windows 11 'Government Edition' has zero bloatware, no system requirements
- Read more: Microsoft could revolutionize privacy with visual encryption eye-tracking
- Read more: Copilot+ PC warning issued by Samsung while companies hot potato problems
- Read more: World's most popular operating system loses millions of users to Windows 11
- Read more: Study finds nearly half of the internet's traffic is 'high-risk' bots
- Read more: Alarms raised in security circles after largest password leak in hacking forum history
- Read more: Nintendo Switch 2 performance boost to fall short of Valve's Steam Deck
- Read more: EA announces death of Battlefield games, online servers close November 7
