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• GeForce partner program has allegedly illegal terms |
• Program could hurt consumer choice and disrupt business with AMD and Intel |
• Agreement reportedly contains gag order or punishment for breach, potentially harming companies' ability to operate |
• HardOCP article alleges Nvidia's GeForce Partner Program is problematic |
• Allegations include potential for consumer harm, disruption of business relationships with AMD and Intel |
• Allegations against NVIDIA's GeForce Partner Program (GPP) requirements for exclusive branding alignment |
• Discussion on the trend of gaming brands partnering with GPU manufacturers and losing exclusivity benefits if they don't participate in GPP |
• Mention of various gaming brands such as ROG, Aorus, Legion, and Alienware and their potential loss of benefits if they don't align exclusively with GeForce |
• Explanation of sales rebate programs and marketing development funds (NBF) being crucial for companies to remain competitive |
• Analysis on the tech industry's tendency towards a "race to zero" mentality, prioritizing volume over margin |
• Discussion on the importance of backend support and rebates in maintaining competitiveness in the market |
• NVIDIA controls pricing through rebates and agreements with vendors |
• GPU vendors may be pressured to participate in NVIDIA's GPP (Global Partner Program) for fear of losing allocation or support |
• HardOCP was reportedly warned by NVIDIA that publishing certain information could damage their relationship with the company |
• The warning might have been given in NVIDIA's own interest, but also potentially in the best interest of consumers and journalists like Kyle from HardOCP |
• Discussion of the potential impact on relationships, specifically with NVIDIA |
• Clarification of past collaborations and sponsored content with NVIDIA |
• Disclosure that three sponsored engagements were done with NVIDIA (pre-rolls, Mod24 event, and a sponsored video) |
• Comparison to other partners such as AMD, Intel, ASUS, and MSI |
• Acknowledgement of potential risks in publishing an article about NVIDIA |
• Statement on honesty and the speaker's willingness to admit past conversations or collaborations |
• Discussion of maintaining confidentiality and plausible deniability in agreements |
• Introduction to Spectrum glasses, which filter blue light from monitors |
• Comparison of Spectrum glasses to software solutions like Flux or Twilight |
• Review of the features and benefits of Spectrum glasses, including their style options and quality |
• Mention of international shipping and availability for European markets |
• The host discusses a show about alleged things and people running hard |
• A listener suggests using the offer code ID10T for Savage jerky |
• The host and guest talk about receiving free merchandise from companies, including a possible jerky sweater |
• The guest gets hiccups and has trouble speaking |
• The topic of float planes comes up and the hosts discuss videos related to it |
• OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) are defined |
• The discussion turns to scraping thermal paste and testing Intel's thermal paste |
• A story about NVIDIA's first SLI gaming setup is mentioned |
• Eye tracking technology |
• LG Gram 2018 laptop review and recommendation |
• Intel CPU letter explanation |
• NVIDIA Shield from NCI-X auction |
• Security flaws discovered in AMD Zen processors |
• Criticism of CTS Labs' vulnerability disclosure practices |
• Industry standards for vulnerability disclosure and response |
• Discussion about a video possibly being fake but produced with good production values |
• Mention of a company's first Kickstarter and their attempt to appear professional |
• Discussion about a photo possibly being taken from an unusual angle due to a reflective floor |
• Review of Nvidia's ray tracing technology |
• Brief discussion about famous people playing video games |
• Update on EA's Star Wars Battlefront 2, now with linear progression and no purchaseable items that impact gameplay |
• Twitch Prime offers free games every month, including Superhot and Oxen Free Shadow Tactics. |
• Amazon Prime membership is required for Twitch Prime. |
• The US government blocked Broadcom's acquisition of Qualcomm. |
• SpaceX aims to reach Mars in 2019. |
• The WAN Show discusses viewer engagement and clicks on YouTube thumbnails. |
[0.00 --> 0.22] Okay. |
[3.00 --> 4.94] It's WAN showtime again. |
[4.94 --> 5.28] Yes. |
[5.28 --> 7.40] Or that is to say, it was WAN showtime. |
[7.52 --> 8.34] About 20 minutes ago. |
[8.34 --> 9.46] About 20 minutes ago. |
[9.68 --> 10.78] Thank you for your patience. |
[11.48 --> 13.02] Those of you who are watching on YouTube, |
[13.68 --> 15.58] this is not very meaningful to you. |
[15.78 --> 16.72] We were on time today. |
[17.06 --> 18.14] In some time zone. |
[18.24 --> 18.70] We were on time. |
[20.12 --> 21.58] It's 5 o'clock somewhere. |
[23.44 --> 25.62] Which is irrelevant because we don't start at 5. |
[26.06 --> 26.96] Wait, yes we do. |
[27.18 --> 27.56] Oh, crap. |
[27.70 --> 28.70] But not in that time zone. |
[28.70 --> 29.26] Not in that. |
[29.26 --> 30.00] Well, uh. |
[32.30 --> 32.74] Um. |
[33.26 --> 35.82] Can we blame Daylight Saving Time? |
[36.34 --> 36.66] Uh. |
[36.88 --> 37.28] Oh. |
[37.86 --> 38.30] Yeah. |
[38.68 --> 39.16] There we go. |
[39.16 --> 39.76] That was last weekend. |
[39.76 --> 40.32] That was it. |
[40.48 --> 40.70] Yep. |
[41.02 --> 43.40] So actually, no one's going to be watching this week anyway. |
[43.58 --> 45.10] Like, go look at the viewership statistics. |
[45.28 --> 47.48] Probably everyone was like, um. |
[48.20 --> 51.38] Everyone everywhere else in the world probably thinks that. |
[51.60 --> 52.58] It doesn't start for an hour, I think. |
[52.58 --> 54.06] It doesn't start for another hour, yeah. |
[54.16 --> 56.16] So no, we're 40 minutes early. |
[56.64 --> 56.92] Whoa. |
[57.42 --> 58.58] Oh, no way. |
[58.58 --> 59.44] Oh, my goodness. |
[59.60 --> 62.54] We are early for like most of the world. |
[62.64 --> 63.88] That's fantastic. |
[65.44 --> 66.92] We are so good at this. |
[67.00 --> 67.30] Yes. |
[67.42 --> 68.94] Being like online content creators. |
[69.26 --> 69.44] Yeah. |
[69.60 --> 70.06] Um. |
[70.06 --> 70.60] All right. |
[70.60 --> 72.56] So we've got a great show for you guys today. |
[73.34 --> 73.58] Yeah. |
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