HW News - Major Linux Vulnerability, Steam Machine Import, NZXT Safety Issue, 5800X3D Return (Gamers Nexus) [Video]

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May 5, 2026

Video length: 36m 02s

In the news this week, the copy-fail Linux vulnerability makes big news, Valve has import records for "game consoles" (which might be the Steam Machine or Steam Frame), NZXT has a new "safety notice" about its power supplies, the 5800X3D is rumored to return for a 10-year anniversary of AM4, and NVIDIA preps its vault for the Palantir partnership to pursue, as far as we can tell anyway, taxpayer money. Additionally, we spend some time explaining Steam Input and the Steam Controller on Windows vs. Linux.

00:00 - Recap for the Week

01:25 - Tons of Review Content Live

04:01 - NVIDIA x Palantir Targeting US Taxpayer Money

09:03 - NVIDIA Rumored to Use Intel for Feynman

11:07 - Intel Rumored to Cancel Gaming Celestial GPUs

15:08 - Another NZXT Safety Issue

19:34 - AMD Rumored to Rerelease 5800X3D

22:20 - Linux Copy Fail Vulnerability

23:35 - Irtysh Russian-Chinese 32-Core CPU

24:41 - Valve Import Records Might Show Steam Machine

26:48 - Steam Controller and Steam Input Explained

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Posted Tuesday 5 May 2026 at 12:30 pm AEST (my time).

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