@ZachsTechTurf

I should probably stop making “news” videos about AI companies and only focus on PC hardware huh?

@SebastianSolver

Imagine paying 2000+ on a GPU only for it to be bricked ☠️

@adith-m7y

At this point Intel should step up game and release sub $400-$500 cards

@ownageDan

the killswitch is already in - it's called 12vhpwr

@Vintagesonic1

Our graphics cards are even spyware now. 😭

@richardratajczyk3561

Some machines have gps built-in so if you sell them out of country they stop working that was 20 plus years ago

@wingman0736

This could NEVER be abused EVER by ANYBODY. I have TOTAL confidence in this plan 100%

@saturnv1970

I cant wait for some hacker to come in and disable my gpu for no reason

@CrimsonGamer99

accidentally clicks China in my VPN

My GPU: "im boutta blow 😩"

@toastyscoot

Maybe removing the kill switch actually just removes the safety 😮

@SuperBloopie

Absolutely not. I paid for it; if I want to leave it on and let it infect, it should be my choice to do so. Not someone else’s. They’re just taking away choices.

@Kepler2258

Nvidia: adds kill switch
China: Just unplugs Internet before kill switch activates

@flamityy

A kill switch on GPU’s could be bad for people potentially in North America if it means we all get the same card as China.

@iiReaperRBLX

The ryzen 4070 is still always available.

@neodanixgaming6055

Paranoia at it’s finest

@jim99hazim76

The kill switch is the 12 pin cable that catch fire

@levlzr

It used to be the US claiming Chinese products have trackers and weird stuff on it now the US want to do it too 😂

@CorneliousRR

I'm so glad I switched to an all AMD build recently

@KadaverKaBooma

a kill switch wouldn’t work unless it was built into the silicon itself, because if it wasn’t, people can just use a soldering stuff to get it off

@kenham6742

A few years ago, the US government was concerned that the processing power of a particular gaming system could be used for guided missiles.
It all blew over in just a few years.