Skip to main content

OBS & Twitch multitrack is live, Intel CPUs crashing, Weird PSU, LTT site, and more in TECH Talk

I posted a technology news video on my related channel. These days OBS is a program I use a lot for all of my online video work! It's nice to see it is getting sustained development. Sadly, it doesn't look like the the Application Audio Capture beta functionality was worked on. I use that feature due to what it offers, but it doesn't work amazingly well with my current PC hardware and operating system. I get garbled sound from audio sources randomly. 


Technology talk I compiled, edited, and posted on 7/15/2024.


Timecodes from the video: 

0:00 Multitrack Video live on Twitch 

2:06 Intel 13 and 14th gen high-end CPU problems

2:31 Intel ARC tested on 250 games. 

2:53 Lian Li's weird edge PSU

3:27 Realtek 5Gb ethernet getting cheaper 

3:41 CUDIMM memory standard added to the list 

4:19 LTT website is live and Gamer's Nexus site talk 

Information and links from the video: 



Labels:

Popular posts from this blog

Working on a second GPU review.

 I might as well start things off here!  I'm working on a second GPU video because I had ended up swapping out the cheap Amazon Warehouse Deals RTX 4060 one for a larger quieter one. I also was able to do 4k tests without a 4k monitor by using the Atomos Ninja V. Starting to look through the results. Here is one in Google Sheets on Affinity Photo 2 using their built-in benchmark.  The ASUS Proart RTX 4060 has a performance and quiet mode which is what the PM and SM data lines mean. So far from what I've seen of the data these two modes don't mean much from a performance standpoint, at least on my old i7-6700 based PC build. It feels like a marketing based feature and I'm probably going to leave the card in quiet mode.  I'm not sure how much of a difference these scores mean in practice between the GTX 1060 and RTX 4060, but the number is larger! haha
Read more

Reviewing the Thermalright TL-G12 and TL-C14 Fans

I recently picked up a bunch of Thermalright fans for a new PC build, specifically the TL-G12 (120mm) and the TL-C14 (140mm). At the time, they were pretty inexpensive, and the promise of fluid dynamic bearings (FDB) along with PWM control sounded like a great deal on paper, so I bought quite a few of each. In this article and related video I go into detail about their installation and use.  Check out the video on YouTube for a lot more information:  Boxes for the Thermalright TL-G12 and TL-C14 fans. Thermalright TL-G12 120mm CPU Fan:  Amazon: https://amzn.to/4hYLST5   eBay: https://ebay.us/RJSReQ   Thermalright TL-C14 140mm Fan:  Amazon: https://amzn.to/3CHEooI   eBay: https://ebay.us/1k7jgD   As an affiliate of these shops, I earn from qualifying purchases! Keep in mind that it's not about what I link but rather time from the click, which is usually 24 hours.  Specifications listed on the TL-G12 fan box. Specifications for the 120mm TL-G12...
Read more

Comment on the TikTok ban from a technology perspective.

See the latest news here:  https://apnews.com/article/tiktok-ban-trump-executive-order-1e95d9836bf6f8c0c245ed1c3234d968  The AP article saying Biden will not take action in his term. Finally a bit of common sense. What good is a country that censors what citizens see? Doesn't one side claim to be a bastion of freedom? It goes both ways. Let's see how it plays out. Starting to feel like more of a "we can't lose big tech" or "we don't want to lose our political positions" than anything else. 🤷  If there were real security concerns, then our government should work with Alphabet (Google) and Apple to have their mobile operating systems prevent various forms of information from being gathered and transferred through *all* apps on their platforms.  I'll be talking about Android because I have pretty much no experience using Apple devices.  Ever have an Android app literally harass you asking to share your contacts? At least on Android phones, you lite...
Read more