We’ve got a lot to cover today so Let’s jump into it. As you might already know, Future releases of power supplies are going to use a different standard called ATX 3.0. With this new standard a new connector for GPU’s is going to show up. Its a brand new 16 pin power connector that can deliver up to 600W with one bundle of cables. [...] Then Igor’s lab confirmed that this new AD102 GPU would have a TDP of 600W. As insane as it sounds, i’m not surprised. Ever since the GTX 900 series, every generation after has been consuming more and more power. At 600W, only one cable would be needed and thats the new 16 pin power connector. Oh… you dont have a power supply with the new connector ? Dont worry, you can probably get an adapter like this one that got leaked this week. Except for 600W you’d need one that takes 4 of these 8 pin connectors. That’s going to look like a mess in the case though. [...] Moving on let’s talk AMD. Leaker extraordinaire Greymon 55 is back at it again with some juicy leaks. According to his sources, the next generation of Ryzen CPU’s based on Zen 4 would still stick to a maximum of 16 cores. Not only that, but the TDP of the CPU is a lot higher than Zen 3. The 16 core chip would go all the way up to 170W while the 12 core would stick to 105w. Now if we compare this to the current-gen, all of the high end chips from the 5800X and up have a TDP of 105 watts. Now obviously, that’s the baseline. AMD’s Current 105w CPU’s typically consume around 140W under load.That’s because their package power tracking is set to 142W. If we take this and extrapolate from 170w, then a 16 core Ryzen 7000 CPU could consume up to 230W but, that’s just napkin math. [...] Oh , and another thing about Zen 4. When it was announced, AMD said that the new platform would support the latest technologies. That’s PCIE gen 5 and DDR5. But they never said that they would abandon older technologies. Take for example the 500 series of motherboards. They were the first to introduce PCIE gen 4, but not all of them did. X570 was all PCIE gen 4, B550 only had the first slot and one NVME at pcie gen 4, and A520 didnt have support at all. So maybe we’ll see something similar with AM5, but with the memory. That’s because, according to Greymon 55, in the I/O Die, the memory controller of Zen 4 apparently supports both DDR4 and DDR5. Now, we dont know if AMD will actually will support both at some point post launch, but I wouldnt be surprised if a B650 or A620 board popped up with DDR4 support. Plus, intel will also support DDR4 for their 13th generation of Raptor lake CPU’s, so DDR4 isn’t out the window just yet. ———————————————— ———————————————— About Boot Se ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nWvDgoA18Q

It seems like in 2021, we’ve seen a lot of crime related to gaming tech. There was that story back in april this year where 300 crypto mining GPU’s were smuggled on a boat, thankfully they were unsuccessful, another story about a shipment of MSI 3090’s that were stolen, people on amazon getting Air Fryers in the mail instead of a PS5, and now, well we got 2 other stories. HKEPC reported that a CPU smuggler tried to .. well smuggle 256 intel CPUs. Essentially, the driver was crossing customs and they thought the driver looked nervous so they requested a secondary inspection and they found those CPU’s, and I shit you not. Strapped to the man’s chest and legs. Dont believe me? Here’s a photo! The CPU’s were mostly 10th gen 10700’s and 10900K’s. Oh, and they also hid 52 more CPU’s in the truck too. It’s pretty crazy the length at which thieves are willing to go. Honestly, they should have just stuffed them into their tires. You strap them on the rims, and then put a tire over it. It would cost what, 40$ a tire maybe? If you’re going to smuggle, do it right. Free game : https://www.epicgames.com/store/en-US/free-games ——————————————————— About Boot Sequence: Snows and the rest of the Boot Sequence team are here to bring you the latest breaking Tech News. Featuring the latest tech, product launches, trends, rumors and more. Boot Sequence is your tech vlog to stay in the know. ——————————————————— Connect with Boot Sequence: Follow Boot Sequence on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/boot_sequence Soundcloud : https://soundcloud.com/snows-world #Intel #CoolerMaster #bootsequence ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rF4pmGzkUQ

Want to support the channel ? Support by getting your Windows key here! 25% Coupon Code: BTS25 (revert to 20% on Sep.2) Windows 10 Pro Oem Key($14): https://bit.ly/2X71Ztx Office 2019 Pro Plus key($43): https://bit.ly/3fSPdW4 Windows 10 Home Oem Key($13): https://bit.ly/3AxgkOl Windows 10 Pro Oem + Office 2019 Pro Plus Key Pack ($50): https://bit.ly/3jJ4R7I Let’s get started with AMD. Ever since the RX 6000 series has been out, it’s been hard, nay, impossible to get your hands on one. Personally, I blamed scalpers. I mean, clearly, there’s a need here, and buying up GPUs to sell at a higher price seems like a no-brainer. But it turns out, the biggest culprit might be AMD themselves. While it seems like Nvidia is at least trying to get GPU’s in the hands of people, whether it is scalpers, miners or gamers, AMD seems to simply put this segment, AKA, High-end desktop products, on the back burner. ———————————————— 00:00 AMD is prioritizing the data center market 03:04 Apple and MediaTek might cutback on orders 03:43 Intel Hires a Bunch of Developer Heads! 04:33 Steam Deck OS Leaks 05:33 DB of the Day! ———————————————— About Boot Sequence: Snows and the rest of the Boot Sequence team are here to bring you the latest breaking Tech News. Featuring the latest tech, product launches, trends, rumors, and more. Boot Sequence is your tech vlog to stay in the know. ——————————————————— Connect with Boot Sequence: Follow Boot Sequence on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/boot_sequence Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/snows-world #AMD #RX6000 #IntelAlchemist #bootsequence Intel GPU department hires Developer heads for Xe and Alchemist ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xT9mQ0BC1HU

Let’s get started with AMD. It’s very obvious that the GPU market is in shambles right now. Whether it’s from Nvidia or AMD, it’s extremely hard to find a GPU to buy. Not only that, but thanks to the pandemic and the expiration of tariff exemptions, the prices are pretty insane. You can see price increases that range from 80$ to a couple of hundred dollars on some models. Well, if you want to buy your GPU at MSRP, specifically an AMD one, you’re gonna have to stop looking at your favorite online and retail stores. No more Newegg, no more fry’s, no more Canada computers. You’re going to have to move that refresh button over to AMD.com. In an interview with Babel Tech reviews, AMD’s senior director Ritche Corpus said that the company is extending its production of reference design cards to make it available to as many gamers as possible. The best part, they will be available at SEP pricing. ————————————————————————————————— Today’s Sources ————————————————————————————————— AMD will sell you GPU’s at advertised price : https://bit.ly/2LmZqOI Ikea x Asus ROG : https://bit.ly/3ayJql4 DDR3 Likely to Soar in price : https://bit.ly/3tkvDHD Stadia shuts down its game studio’s : https://bit.ly/2LfHZzl ——————————————————— About Boot Sequence: Snows and the rest of the Boot Sequence team are here to bring you the latest breaking Tech News. Featuring the latest tech, product launches, trends, rumors and more. Boot Sequence is your tech vlog to stay in the know. ——————————————————— Connect with Boot Sequence: Follow Boot Sequence on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/boot_sequence Soundcloud : https://soundcloud.com/snows-world #AMD #rx6800xt #ikea #bootsequence ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOn301yrheA