Channel: PCWorld

Category: Science & Technology

Tags: newskeith maymalwareamd ryzenpcworldsteam deckgpuwindows 10nvidia

Description: In this week's news from around the PC world Keith covers the good news about graphics card price trends, how stolen Nvidia certificates are leading to malware downloads, AMD's Ryzen performance problems, and the first reports of Windows 10 running on a Steam Deck. Stolen Nvidia certificates used to hide malware in driver downloads: pcworld.com/article/620181/hackers-use-stolen-nvidia-certificates-to-hide-malware-in-driver-downloads.html AMD admits to Ryzen performance stuttering, a fix will take months: pcworld.com/article/620985/amd-admits-to-ryzen-performance-stuttering-and-a-fix-will-take-months.html You can now install Windows on Valve’s Steam Deck: pcworld.com/article/621868/valve-releases-official-steam-deck-windows-drivers.html Graphics card pricing at 3DCenter.com: 3dcenter.org/news/news-des-56-maerz-2022 Buy merch in our Crowdmade shop: crowdmade.com/collections/pcworld 00:00 - Intro 00:56 - GPU prices fall 02:30 - Stolen Nvidia Certifications 03:41 - Ryzen stuttering 04:38 - Windows 10 on Steam Deck 05:33 - Wrap up Follow PCWorld for all things PC! ------------------------------­---- SUBSCRIBE: youtube.com/pcworld?sub_confirmation=1 TWITCH: twitch.tv/pcworldus TWITTER: twitter.com/pcworld WEBSITE: pcworld.com #News #GPU #AMD