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Companies are Not Asking for All Your Data, they are Taking It LG, Samsung, and more companies want your data. Consumers are getting more informed and pushing back. Products [Affiliate Links] Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.

Nvidia Shipments Are Getting Stolen? | Tony Tech Topics This week's news includes updates from Nvidia, Intel, AMD, and Gaming, among other highlights. Products [Affiliate Links] Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. 0:00 Intro 0:08 Nvidia Driver Update 621.01 and Issues 5:48 Nvidia Shipment Stolen 7:09 Repair shop multiple 5090 and 4090 Power Connector melted 9:13 Nvidia card with 2 dual 12v 2x6 11:17 Nvidia now was Microsoft Advanced Shader delivery 12:16 Nvidia 6060 in 2029? 13:51 DLSS swapper 15:49 AMD FSR 4.1 Preview driver on ROG Ally and AMD to fix Frame Pacing in Frame Generation 20:42 Ryzen Overclock utility coming to Linux 22:35 Ray tracing support for Zen 6 APU's is showing up 23:33 Intel: why need different libraries for x86 25:04 FSR 4.1 running on Intel 25:58 Intel Nova Lake for the Edge 26:40 AMD DX11 games and Intel for shader compile software 27:57 AMD Ryzen AI 455 29:02 Gigabyte needs to figure out the RX7000 firmware 31:25 AMD Sound Wave 32:58 Security Issues this Week 34:42 Snapdragon with macOS 35:46 YouTube testing AV2 36:48 Asus says bye bye to memory in laptop repair 38:55 Proton and XESS 40:13 Steam Deck APU tested 41:25 Portal RTX and Half Life 2 RTX have DLSS5 now 41:57 Steam Deck remote play with HDR 42:31 Metro 2033 Redux DLSS5 43:11 BioWare shutting down 43:55 Battlefield 2 on Github 44:35 Xbox Blades on the Web 45:57 More PlayStation games on PC 48:57 Sony patent use control for frame-generated frames 49:51 Half Life 3 maybe 51:33 ArtCraft now has Office Stuff 52:39 End Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.

FSR 4.1 Is Here For RX 6000 Cards and Xbox Helix Price Rumors AMD is rolling out FSR 4.1 support for the RX 6000 series and APUs earlier than expected. Here is what this driver update means. AMD has officially released a new driver that brings the latest AMD FSR 4.1 capabilities to the Radeon RX 6000 series and various APUs. This move, which comes ahead of the original schedule, offers a significant GPU performance update for older hardware, ensuring these cards remain competitive in modern gaming scenarios. Products [Affiliate Links] Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.

RTX Spark Thoughts: Is Now Not the Time to Upgrade? We are breaking down the latest RTX Spark laptop reviews and what this new hardware means for your next system upgrade. While review units were limited, early reports from outlets like Hardware Canucks and Notebook Check provide a clear picture of how these RTX Spark machines perform in the real world. We examine the positive feedback surrounding these releases, helping you decide if this is the right time to invest in new NVIDIA hardware. Products [Affiliate Links] Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.

Tony Tech Topics: Is the 5090 going away, GTA 6 on PC in Q1 2027? This week's news includes updates from Nvidia, Intel, AMD, and Gaming, among other highlights. Products [Affiliate Links] Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. 0:00 Intro 0:06 AMD RX7000 firmware updates 2:10 AMD AI Halo is pricey 5:07 RDNA 5 Rumor release timeline 7:31 AMD CPU with Intel Inside from Amazon 9:49 Razor Lake 700 Tops 11:29 Intel Graphics Driver 12:15 Intel GPU for AI 14:17 Intel Panther Lake Prices Rise 15:17 Nvidia RTX 5080 24GB Rumors 16:57 Asus on some BTF boards don't support RTX 5090 17:57 Is the RTX 5090 Here to Stay or Going Away? 19:43 Nvidia Hofix driver helps fix Nvidia Gsync Pulsar issue 20:28 Nvidia App Can Have AI to control it 21:49 In-store Furmark Test not good 24:34 RTX Spark, DLSS stuff 25:54 Cooler Master GPU Shield 26:43 TLC 700Hz OLED 27:48 Windows got faster.... 29:18 Microsoft Xbox Labs 31:12 OLED for Valve Steam VR Next? 32:16 Total War: Shogun 2 Complete Edition is pulled 34:32 Call of Duty 3 on PC, not officially but with AI 35:41 Sony going after those Pirates 37:01 Sony Midnight Black console 37:17 Xbox cloud gaming working on PS5 37:37 Another Sony Game working on PC 38:50 GTA6 PC Q1 of 2027 Rumor 39:17 GTA6 leaker didn't release GTA 6 41:04 End Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.

Epic Games Launcher On Linux, Steam Launcher Updates Epic Games Launcher is in beta on Linux. Some AI usage later, and Epic has a new launcher faster than Steam. Steam does respond and improve; they also start moving to 64bit on Linux. Products [Affiliate Links] Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. Let's Connect Twitter: x.com/grayaoverload Rumble: rumble.com/c/GrayaOverload Paypal: paypal.com/donate/?hosted… Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.

Physical Media Isn't Dead, Nintendo Says Nintendo has confirmed they have no plans to discontinue physical media, bucking current trends in the gaming market. The Nintendo Latin American vice president recently addressed concerns regarding the future of game distribution. By explicitly stating their commitment to physical games, the company is carving out a unique path compared to competitors like Sony. This approach highlights how Nintendo prioritizes fan preference in the video game industry, maintaining support for collectors and those who prefer tangible ownership. Products [Affiliate Links] Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.

Tony Tech Topics | Nvidia, AMD, Intel and the Gaming News Everyone Is Talking About This week's news includes updates from Nvidia, Intel, AMD, and Gaming, among other highlights. Products [Affiliate Links] Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. 0:00 Intro 0:06 AMD RCOm Driver for 7000 and 9000 series cards 2:04 AMD EPYC for AI 3:23 FSR 4 to APU's by the end of the year 7:12 Tiny Corp AI systems 9:46 AMD 495 Max reviews starting to show up 11:44 Nvidia Driver 617.42 12:31 NvidiaWatch 15:15 Nvidia RTX 5090 to be Pro only? 20:42 Nvidia working on Mac OS 15 21:49 NVPWRControl tweak your laptop GPU 22:27 Dell Panther Lake Laptop 23:22 Nova Lake QS samples rollout Dec Rumor 24:36 14900k RMA'd multiple times 27:46 Apple Mac to have touchscreen OLEDs 29:12 CalDigit Dock Firmware updates TS5, TS5 Plus, etc 31:14 ASUS 4k 180Hz OLED monitor 33:06 Alienware 4k monitor for $699 35:03 ArtCraft the OpenSource Adobe 38:48 Steam can run non-Steam Windows games on Linux 40:12 SteamOS currently doesn't support ARM hardware 42:22 Xbox is creates XP division for game merchandise, shows, etc 43:13 Xbox Series X like device with SteamOS 44:16 Sony Portal? 45:50 GameStop Leak of new used PS5 Pro prices 47:14 GTA 6 requires PS5 14.10 firmware 48:47 End Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.

The Surface Laptop Ultra Is Almost Here and It's Going to Cost a Lot Microsoft and NVIDIA have officially announced the new RTX Spark PCs. We are breaking down the features and expected pricing. Microsoft and NVIDIA have officially announced these new devices, signaling a significant shift in portable computing. The upcoming RTX Spark lineup is expected to carry a premium price point, reflecting the advanced hardware integrated into these systems. We examine the details currently available on these products to help you understand what this means for your next potential system upgrade. Alongside these announcements, the industry is tracking the upcoming Surface Laptop Ultra and broader hardware announcements impacting the market. Keeping up with these tech industry trends is essential for anyone evaluating their options before the next generation of components arrives. We compare the available information to provide a clearer picture of what to expect from these new NVIDIA PC releases. Subscribe for weekly tech breakdowns, and leave a comment below with your thoughts on these upcoming releases. blogs.windows.com/windowsexperie… nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/nvidia-mi… microsoft.com/en-us/surface/… microsoft.com/en-us/windows/… Products [Affiliate Links] Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.

CalDigit TS5 RMA: Is the whining gone? My CalDigit TS5 RMA experience revealed how the company handles hardware issues like high-pitched noise. Here is the process for getting a replacement unit for your dock. I recently dealt with an annoying high-pitched whining sound coming from my unit. While the audio was not audible in my previous videos, the noise was persistent enough to warrant a return. I reached out to support, and after confirming the issue, they provided a replacement unit to resolve the problem. This video covers what you can expect if you need to start a CalDigit TS5 support claim or troubleshoot dock coil whine. If you are experiencing similar hardware defects, this walkthrough shows how the warranty process works and what the turnaround looks like. caldigit.com/thunderbolt-5-… Products [Affiliate Links] TS5: amzn.to/4zItMP4 Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.

NVIDIA Shield Pro Price Hike - Tony Tech Topics This week's news includes updates from Nvidia, Intel, AMD, and Gaming, among other highlights. Products [Affiliate Links] Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. 0:00 Intro 0:07 Nvidia Sheid Pro Price Increase 1:48 Nvidia Driver Update for 700, 900, and 10 series GPUs 3:20 Nvidia 5070 is top GPU in Steam Hardware Survey 4:40 4090 FE falling apart 6:25 Nvidia branded trailers are targets for thieves 8:06 Another melted connector 9:17 Modder takes 12v 2x6 to 2 8pins 10:49 DLSS mods are taking off 12:00 Intel Nova Lake more Info 13:24 Intel GPU driver 14:20 AMD Buys World Labs 15:33 AMD GPU Driver Update 26.9.2 18:35 Used AMD CPU Causes Ban 21:24 Ryzen Z3 22:50 DLSS 4.5 on RX9000 23:16 Sapphire GPU Firmware Update 24:59 Zen 6 Epyc CPU price 25:35 Microsoft talks about why no AMD in Surface Laptop 28:44 Wireview Pro 2 Noctua edition 29:24 SteamOS 3.9.2 30:17 Steam Frame OS update 31:04 HP release $699 laptop 32:14 Windows 26H2 Update 32:49 Microsoft Advanced Shader Delivery 33:31 Sony Wolverine is working on PC 35:24 Sony waves bye to CES 36:14 PlayStation controller is a payment device 37:11 Witcher 3 remaster requirements 37:53 End Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.

NVIDIA Spark Launch Imminent: Prepare for It NVIDIA Spark chips are nearing their official announcement. We cover the latest details on these upcoming hardware releases. Reports indicate that the official NVIDIA Spark reveal is expected around October 7th, 2026. This timeline aligns with broader shifts in the market, providing a clearer picture of what to expect from the next generation of components. We also look at the Asus ProArt 16, which is scheduled for its own debut on October 8th, 2026. Keeping up with this GPU news is essential for anyone planning a system upgrade or tracking current industry trends. Subscribe for weekly tech breakdowns, and leave a comment below with your thoughts on these upcoming releases. Products [Affiliate Links] Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.

Microslop "Great to see" Comment Microsoft's business strategy shifts are raising questions about whether the company is losing touch with its core gaming audience. We examine whether the recent focus on profit is alienating players. It is becoming clear that Microsoft is prioritizing short-term financial gains over a coherent market understanding, particularly regarding the Xbox ecosystem. This commentary looks at how corporate decision-making impacts the long-term viability of their hardware and gaming services. By analyzing recent moves, we can see where the current path might lead for dedicated fans. When companies ignore their user base in favor of aggressive monetization, trust begins to erode. This breakdown explores the disconnect between corporate objectives and actual consumer needs in the tech industry. If you are concerned about the direction of the Xbox platform, this analysis clarifies the trade-offs currently being made. Products [Affiliate Links] Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.

PS6 and Xbox Next Get One Step Closer | Tony Tech Topics This week's news includes updates from Nvidia, Intel, AMD, and Gaming, among other highlights. Products [Affiliate Links] Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. 0:00 Intro 0:07 Intel GPU Driver 1:36 Intel Nova Lake Gets Closer 2:35 DLSS5 on Intel 4:56 Nvidia Driver 617.14 6:27 5080 Melts after using DLSS5 on GTA V 8:29 Nvidia 6000 slipping to 2028? 12:32 AMD Adding GDDR7 to Linux Patches 14:14 GDDR 7 Increase Capacity per Chip? 17:14 RTX Spark Prices go Up 18:45 AOC HDR calibrated monitor from factory 20:32 LG Talks about 720Hz refresh rate monitor 21:38 Thermal Grizzly Water Block 23:23 XMG Laptop Prices go up because of Memory 24:24 HP AMD 495 AI MAX with 192GB Ouch 25:04 ASUS Gaming Handheld 26:13 Steam Remote Play Updates 27:19 PS5 games on Xbox 28:08 Next Gen Xbox and PS6 Chips Taped Out 29:18 End Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.

Is this the end of the Copilot Plus PC disaster? Reports suggest Microsoft may be dropping the Copilot Plus branding soon. Recent industry updates indicate a potential change in how Microsoft markets its AI-integrated PCs, specifically moving away from the Copilot Plus branding that initially launched alongside new hardware. This pivot appears tied to the rollout of systems utilizing Snapdragon X processors, signaling a possible refinement in how the company positions its AI features. Products [Affiliate Links] Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.

Xbox Halo Resets into Activision Xbox is changing things up again, and now Halo is moving to Activision. Along with other things changing. Does this help Xbox in the long run? news.xbox.com/en-us/2026/09/… Products [Affiliate Links] Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.

Rise of the RTX 5090 Price | Tony Tech Topics This week's news includes updates from Nvidia, Intel, AMD, and Gaming, among other highlights. Products [Affiliate Links] Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. 0:00 Intro 0:08 Intel GPU Driver 32.0.101.9030 1:14 Intel Bounty Program Gone? 4:54 Nova Lake no Big APU on Desktop 7:38 Rumor: AMD will have DLSS5 competitor 10:44 Nvidia and AMD Next Gen GPU 2028? 12:33 5090 Price going up 13:59 Nvidia denied 5090 warranty claim 15:07 5090 another melted 5090 power connector 16:40 Increase your Power to your Laptop Nvidia GPU 17:48 BinWin AMD Expo ULL memory 18:36 Alienware OLED AW3926QW issue 19:56 MSI OLED for $750 21:05 HDMI 2.2 cables 22:11 SteamOS closer to having NVIDIA support 22:43 SteamOS 3.9.1 in Preview 24:32 007 First Light Path Tracing specs 25:24 Last of Us II Mod stop by Sony 27:16 Blizzard Diablo V and StarCraft 29:22 End Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.

Framework 13 Pro vs. Standard: Which one should you buy? After using the Framework 13 Pro for a month and a half, I am sharing how it compares to the previous non-Pro model. This review focuses on the real-world performance of the AMD processor. I cover what has changed between these two versions and which one might be the right fit for your specific needs. If you are considering an upgrade or switching to a modular laptop, this breakdown helps clarify if the Pro model earns its spot on your desk. Let me know in the comments if you have any questions about the hardware performance. frame.work/laptop13pro Products [Affiliate Links] Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.

Steam Frame is Here The Steam Frame is finally here. We are looking at Valve's new hardware and how it stacks up against the current market leaders. This device positions itself as a direct Meta Quest competitor, aiming to capture the market with deep Steam VR integration. store.steampowered.com/hardware/steam… Products [Affiliate Links] Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. Let's Connect Twitter: x.com/grayaoverload Rumble: rumble.com/c/GrayaOverload Paypal: paypal.com/donate/?hosted… Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.

AMD HDMI 2.1 On Linux: The Update You Waited For | Tony Tech Topics This week's news includes updates from Nvidia, Intel, AMD, and Gaming, among other highlights. Products [Affiliate Links] Newegg: newegg.io/nc9f799512 Amazon: amzn.to/452OE4Q Thanks for watching Graya Overload. 0:00 Intro 0:07 AMD getting HDMI2.1 support in Linux 2:11 AMD puts out another AM4 processor 4:23 AMD most popular GPU on Steam 5:34 9950x3d Died after Mobo Swap 7:15 Intel CPU prices to go up next month 8:05 Nova Lake 12Xe memory leak 9:03 Intel Arc GPU drivers Update 9:32 Auto Tune Software 12:33 Nvidia DLSS MFG on 30 series 13:51 Nvidia drivers 616.92 14:37 Nvidia CUDA update supporting RTS spark 15:25 8-pin Power Connectors melted 17:24 DLSS5 Melts connector 18:38 Nvidia Pulsar firmware update 19:46 LG Spy Tv's 24:41 LG Gram with Wildcat 25:35 Alienware 39" 5k2k monitor 26:35 Ubisoft blocking For Honor because of anti-cheat 29:09 Play Portal with AI 30:07 Nvidia DLSS 5 and MFG on older GPUs 31:25 Framework found LPCAMM2 for a lower price 32:31 Ubisoft going to be a part of Xbox Disk to Digital 33:06 Microsoft Gameinput 33:44 Game price Ultimate Price sale for some 35:38 Sony cancels PHYSINT 37:07 RPCS3 plays Sony PS3 games from disk 38:27 End Disclosure on affiliate links: Links to Amazon and Newegg are primarily monetized on our channel and may earn a commission on qualified sales. Other Store links may also earn commission on sales made through them.