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Date: July 10, 2011 Time: 1:08:42 Hosted by Jordan Drake Co-Hosts: Scott Wasson, Geoff Gasior, Cyril Kowaliski Download: MP3 (66.0MB) | Due to technical difficulties - M4A not available Subscribe: RSS (MP3) | RSS (M4A) iTunes (MP3) | iTunes (M4A) |
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We kick off this latest TR Podcast with a reminder that, if you're a TR reader and you live near or within flying distance of lake Michigan, you're more than welcome to attend the annual TR BBQ. After that piece of community news, our podcast panel gets down and dirty with DiRT 3, which Geoff has had a chance to play and review. Our gaming coverage also includes a second look at the somewhat disappointing (at least at launch) Crysis 2—a game that may have redeemed itself with a monstrous, multi-gigabyte DirectX 11 patch.
We then move on to the desktop version of AMD's A-series Fusion APU, a.k.a. Llano. Scott gives us another in-depth expose on these new processors, not to mention some insightful guesses about the origins of AMD's latest naming scheme. On the industry news front, Cyril and Scott discuss some juicy rumors about next-gen of GPUs from AMD and Nvidia. Finally, we bring up the rather odd Silverstone Raven RV03 enclosure and wonder—is it innovative or just weird for weirdness' sake?
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Tech discussion:
TR BBQ 2011 is one month from today - Read more
Riding DiRTy - Read more
Crysis 2 DX11 'Ultra Upgrade' arrives - Read more
AMD's A8-3850 Fusion APU - Read more
Report: AMD could beat Nvidia to the punch with 28-nm GPUs - Read more
Silverstone's Raven RV03 case - Read more
That's all, folks! We'll see you on the next episode.
19 comments — Last by codedivine at 10:23 PM on 07/25/11
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