TWiCH 523: Raspberry Pi 4 the Win! - Raspberry Pi 4, Display Port 2.0 Spec!

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The new Raspberry Pi 4 is stupid fast, Alienware Co-founder might be leaving Dell and headed to AMD, LEDs do not make coolers cool better, Display Port 2.0 spec released, and the Steam Summer Sale makes us happy!!! All that and more on This Week in Computer Hardware, episode 523! Hosts: Patrick Norton and Sebastian Peak Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-computer-hardware. Send your computer hardware questions to [email protected]. Sponsor: Gazelle.com/twit

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