Hardware news for the week includes discussion on Intel's discrete GPU prototype (and G4920 CPU), an EKWB TR4 Monoblock, and Jaxx cryptocurrency wallet vulnerabilities.
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This Hardware News episode talks about the new Intel dGPU prototype (which is still many years away from production, if it ever makes it there), alongside some news items pertaining to low-end Intel Celeron CPU leaks to Newegg. Alongside these, other CPUs postings were made public (accidentally) by the retailer, revealing the Intel i5-8500 and i5-8600 non-K pricing. We also cover Gigabyte's new Ultra Gaming 2.0 Rev 1.0 (yes, that's the name), the EK Water Blocks Monoblock for MSI's X399 TR4 motherboards, a new "Ultimate Performance Mode" for Microsoft Windows 10, and work of colleagues. One such piece involves a Jaxx cryptocurrency wallet security vulnerability, discovered by Techgage, and coverage by HUB of Intel cooling.

Finally, Intel is offering up to a $250k bounty for bugs that can use side-channel attacks, and EA might be kicked to the curb by Lucasfilm, following the Battlefront 2 debacle.

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Host: Steve Burke
Video: Andrew Coleman
Additional Reporting: Patrick Lathan

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