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No Problem, but what is a problem is the newest paper from intel, where they said they fixed the oxidation problem through a faulty process or assembly line, in the 13 gen. people asked for warrenty, but got declined. Now they say "hey we fixed it already last year" but forgott that they declined the warrenty claims. This is the biggest bullshit of it all, and they know it, and it should be way bigger then it currently is.
Dont worry, something like that is ok, but what isnt is, and it feels like it is way to small then it should be: Last year, the oxidation problem for 13 gen was already known, but intel refused warrenty. Now in the newest paper they wrote "oh yeah we fixed that problem in our process" uhm what? You denied warrenty, despite knowing you f.d up? You denied warrenty since last year despite finding and fixing the problem that caused this? Sry but should be the way bigger talking point!
So Google wants to turn the play store into social media... This dystopian future is the worst. Can we all jump in the DeLorean and just go back. We messed up somewhere.
I’ve identified two spots. 1. An optimistic utopian view of what an open and anonymous internet would do to benefit society. 2. Treating the internet as a glorified bulletin board system and shopping center. The addition of commerce to anything instantly changes things in a negative way. I.e. taking payments through websites and apps.
it's not monopolistic right now because as a public company their first priority is to make profit and pay dividends to their shareholders. so, reddit pay-walling it and making sure those who only pay can access is not something that is considered to be monopolistic. it only becomes a problem when others are willing to pay similar amount and reddit for some reason is not accepting it would become a problem and that could become a reason for a lawsuit.
Glad I went the same route. Years of Intel gaming made me a little hesitant, but it's been an awesome rig. I wish the 7900xtx I tried didn't hotspot really bad in the configuration I had though. Still stuck in the Nvidia train haha
Even if the microcode change fixes the issues, even if it's not oxidation, it looks like the high voltages have degraded CPUs so everything already sold and used may need to be replaced.
@@o0shad0oo Also the Motherboards auto settings had very high and over spec voltages everywhere that didn't help either. The settings should have been the CPU spec voltage base line from day one.
@@nickm8651The problem with that is that Intel has treated that as "in spec" for the last ten years. They did not verify those voltages and just treated that as "in spec", when asked by tech youtubers like GN or derB8uer, Wendell aka the real tech journalists. So Intel can't say "out of spec", because they didn't define a spec.
Oxidation is the biggest concern... there's no microcode update for that. And even if oxidation isn't an issue, how much life is left on the CPUs that haven't grenaded yet from microcode overvoltage? I wouldn't touch 13th and 14th gen with a 10 foot pole.
@hoatzen7887 Intel employee? Crashes have occurred during (de)compression Einstein, not just gaming. And want you go back to doing what you do best that involves lotion and a rag.
@@hoatzen7887Even if that's true, there's no need to be this rude to the guy. However I understand if this Is too much to understand for a fangirl like you.
Counterpoint. 14700 non k seems to have the clocks anyway 5.0Ghz, and does it suffer from the problems plaguing the 14700k? Is it doing this on DDR4? This might be a way to build a budget 20-core rig as the prices are nearing 250 for the 14700. Motherboards regularly available around 100. That is a strong budget platform for less than a bare 7800x3d and it's pretty close performance wise.
I heard from a guy that AMD postponed their release date because they realized that they were not giving UFD Tech a review copy, so they wanted to pull all the copies that had been sent out already and get yours to you at the same time as everyone else gets there's. It just so happens, that will take until August 15. 🎉
As an AMD user I don't want Intel to fail, we need competition. Without competition AMD will just become another Intel. ... Well tbf Qualcomm is at the horizon.
This is so frustrating because I was going to build a new custom PC on the 3rd of August and needed that 9950x 💀. I can wait, but I was specifically driving down to Mircocenter then. I do a big blend (lol) between gaming and work involving a lot of modeling, animation, rigging, etc and my 9700k is starting to struggle really hard in a lot of stuff despite being OCed to keep up. It's also not funny having it at 100% in the summer either lmao.
Oh you're gonna love it, I upgraded from 8700k to the 7950x when it came out and it was night and day. Esp for productive work. Couldn't be happier with it
@tiedye001 Yeah, right now I'm using my "Prebuilt of Theseus" since I've replaced most of the parts in it expect for the processor lol. I've been researching for like 7 months and might explode waiting but I would like just that little extra oomft by waiting just a tad longer lmao. Like having 32 to 64 gigs of DDR5, PCIE4/5, Wifi 6E, my room not being incubated all of the time, and an actually nice case are great extras too. And I saw a leak where the 9950x was "only" 500 which is soooo good for a flagship too. I'd imagine they'll get their money on the X3D chips though for most people lol. If they can make a 9900x3D with the x3D cache on all 8 cores; that'll probably be the "best" chip for gaming and every single builder will get it lol. The 7800x3D is a little weird because it's a lower chip with the 8 cores of x3d cache. It just undercuts the others that only have it on 6. AMD will have a wonderful chip if they can simply do it on a Ryzen 9 (I mainly just need something modern though lol.)
@@shred1894 we need both company to stay humble and compete with each other or amd could price what ever on their cpu, but amd is definitely at the top rn
I try to undervolt my 13700k in bios and when pressing my key to get decimal points it automatically sets my cpu voltage to -500. Maybe that is the best way for Intel to not fry their processors
The affected Intel CPU's have a hardware issue, micro code patches won't fix the issue, not to mention they kill CPU performance. They need to recall those CPU's and refund owners, but I doubt they will.
What would be better for all the customers instead of vouchers. Give them 3 months of free subscription to their services. Cos that will roughly cover all the down time to get most of their workstations up. Especially for organizations that have excess of 5,000 endpoints.
Der8auer actually made a video about the intel issue...today? yesterday? was a really cool watch and he showed why the voltage spikes are an issue (basically faster degrading of the CPU by electromigration, meaning through the higher voltage, the connections between the transistors in the CPU get heavily degraded to the point where they might not connect anymore). But thats also just ONE issue of many.
If it was on purpose I'd agree, but it probably wasn't so they should instead get fined and shutdown i think. Let's see what happens in the congressional hearings
I used to Love Intel CPUs, I wouldn't even think about using AMD, or back in the day, a Cryrix CPU, but now I wouldn't even consider Intel, I just finished upgrading to a new 7800X3D and I love it, so much strength for 1/2 the electricity.
Love how all the reviews for the AMD 9000 series is based on pictures and photo charts rather than the actual processor. I mean, they also said the intel 13 and 14 chips were amazing before it was released.
Micro code fix or not. Intel knew about there being a problem back in 2023 and didn’t inform the customers till they started making a public fuss over it. It takes years to build a reputation and minutes to damage it. I want good and innovative products along with more competition for my dollar like gpu’s which is something I really hope battle mage can break into nvidias near monopoly. I’ve used Intel for decades desktop and my laptops but the last few years AMD is working for my dollar.
Day by day I'm SOOOO glad that I upgraded to the 12700K - which seems to be the most solid bang-for-buck LGA1700 processor. I was so sure that 13 gen came out WAYYYY too quickly on the platform for intel to be 100% sure of no bugs.
I think the Uber Eats should have gone out to the IT folks that were stuck cleaning up Crowdstrike's mess. Screw $10 though, they should have been getting a lot more than that.
Still glad I went with 7800X3D this time around after being on intel for about 12 years lol. Last AMD I had was a Phenom II Black 955 that I got back in 2009 before I switched to 4770k in 2012, then 7700k in 2017. That AMD was actually my first actual build and damn were parts extremely cheap back then for really high performance budget builds.
An honest question: with the upcoming updates and the scaling prices... is it a good time to build a new machine? Specially thinking for the non-tech enthusiast.
Earlier it was much easier to know which one is newer chipset like 12th, 13th , 14th gen …. But now 9 ultra 213k (which gen is it 😅) I better go for 9950X
If there ever was a time that I am glad for two things, that I'm not on the latest gen and that I'm not using anything higher than an i5 at least as an intel user. If I ever have to replace my CPU I'm going to go AMD. From what I know so far I'll at least have better luck with them in the CPU department than I've had in the GPU department.
Bearing in mind that an i914ks costs something like €800... Or an i914k costs €630, a life expectancy of about 2 years maximum seems like a bad investment.
Intel maybe failed with releasing reliable CPUs for two generations, but at least they're vague in admiting that they failed and will help customers who suffered from their Digital Error Intels.
Actually, in reality (on the job) Intel is not loosing anything, businesses still buy Intel without even thinking (servers, laptops, desktops) like nothing happened, gamers also.
It's not a matter of being harsh or lenient, it's a matter of saying what needs to be said in an appropriate manner, especially on a public platform that will influence at least peoples buying decisions. I appreciate AMD in recent years for their CPU development and now doing the right thing and delaying the 9000 series because they did not meet QA assessment. I will however not defend past transgressions like their pricing for the 5000-series on launch (specifically 5600X) or, as mentioned, the 7900XTX cooler issues. In the same way Intel may have had some good processors in the past, or is doing good with its GPUs so far, it's impossible to just simply ignore these issues for how widespread they are and the distinct lack of communication or a clear solution.
I sure hope everyone believes Intel is second best. My thinking goes like this: I am never buying the ultimate anything. The price curve gets stupid real fast, 100% more money for 10% more performance. So if people don't want perfectly useful processors, I will gladly buy them and save hundreds.
I'm going to upgrade my PC and keep current one as a streaming PC sometime soon, should I just go for 7800X3D and RX 7900XTX, or do I wait for Ryzen 9000 series, and go with a better CPU?
@@bal7ha2ar I can almost quarantee it's NOT going to be the same price in my country, it's prolly gonna be like 1.25% inflated price on ALL the new parts lol (7800X3D is still 400-500€ here, and RTX 4000 series is still inflated as hell)
Somehow I would like to see people reactions being more consistent, like "we don't like reddit for monopoly or whatever, use alternatives (I don't know if there is any)", we don't like "Google because it spies on us" and still the number 1 search engine by users and so on, but reality is we are not consistent, not united and very lazy 😢
14:10 You're not being harsh, it's definitely good to "have a voice" against this, because maybe Intel will listen to you and realize how bad they are right now... Maybe???
Intel did not do enough tests, and released a Product that is failing. They would have been much better doing another couple weeks of testing before sending it out. However, marketing won and release these chips that hadn't passed all the testing. Intel was the go to for fast reliable CPUs. This was a hugh PR Marking miss. If AMD is on their toes, they might be able to steal market share.
AMD still has stability issues with Memory. Watched a video where a techtuber went through 4 different 7800x3d procs, 3 different boards and 4 different kits of ram just to get it stable.... It's not that you are harsh on intel it's that you claim to just buy AMD like they haven't had umpteen issues over their life span and ones they still (after all these years) can't fix... Make it make sense.
I have the 3 x3d 7800x3d 7900x3d 7950x3d no memory problem my 3 cpu takes xmp or expo at 6400 oc cl 30-34-34-34 without any problem with the soc voltage at 1.23 volt
all websites that sell merchendise are now annyoing crapsites - Its like talking to a politician or woman taht avoid a topic or kindergarten teachers that feeds "meaningful words to a tobbler by predicting according to "feelings -Just i want to puke on websites but a ceo won get it just as and autistic won understand really whats going on in sociaty -Its to differn culturual differnce between top and bottom Eg they dont care and forcing their "stuff on us
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No Problem, but what is a problem is the newest paper from intel, where they said they fixed the oxidation problem through a faulty process or assembly line, in the 13 gen. people asked for warrenty, but got declined. Now they say "hey we fixed it already last year" but forgott that they declined the warrenty claims. This is the biggest bullshit of it all, and they know it, and it should be way bigger then it currently is.
Dont worry, something like that is ok, but what isnt is, and it feels like it is way to small then it should be:
Last year, the oxidation problem for 13 gen was already known, but intel refused warrenty. Now in the newest paper they wrote "oh yeah we fixed that problem in our process" uhm what? You denied warrenty, despite knowing you f.d up? You denied warrenty since last year despite finding and fixing the problem that caused this? Sry but should be the way bigger talking point!
So Google wants to turn the play store into social media... This dystopian future is the worst. Can we all jump in the DeLorean and just go back. We messed up somewhere.
I’ve identified two spots. 1. An optimistic utopian view of what an open and anonymous internet would do to benefit society. 2. Treating the internet as a glorified bulletin board system and shopping center. The addition of commerce to anything instantly changes things in a negative way. I.e. taking payments through websites and apps.
They still tryina shove google circle up our face lol
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The Reddit/google thing sounds monopolistic to me.....
That's the sound of a lawsuit coming...
*Ahem* CAPITALISM 🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🦅
it's not monopolistic right now because as a public company their first priority is to make profit and pay dividends to their shareholders. so, reddit pay-walling it and making sure those who only pay can access is not something that is considered to be monopolistic. it only becomes a problem when others are willing to pay similar amount and reddit for some reason is not accepting it would become a problem and that could become a reason for a lawsuit.
Reddit is so censored, filled with bots, politically slanted and absolutely toxic garbage. Good riddance
reddit isnt the only forum on the internet... go use a different one.
$10 on Uber Eats? Can't even use that as I live in the country and no one delivers out here.
looks like the best time to be the first
That Uber Eats card was to their staff not customers
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Yep my 7800x3d was good choice
I don't regret my 7600 either
Glad I went the same route. Years of Intel gaming made me a little hesitant, but it's been an awesome rig.
I wish the 7900xtx I tried didn't hotspot really bad in the configuration I had though. Still stuck in the Nvidia train haha
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@KyleXSki noooo did you undervolt it or follow AncientGameplays' guides? Or was it one of the reference models?
My 14700k was not...
Even if the microcode change fixes the issues, even if it's not oxidation, it looks like the high voltages have degraded CPUs so everything already sold and used may need to be replaced.
Those who did that from day one are not reporting damage/degradation but as you rightly pointed out, damage already done can't be undone
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Also the Motherboards auto settings had very high and over spec voltages everywhere that didn't help either. The settings should have been the CPU spec voltage base line from day one.
@@nickm8651The problem with that is that Intel has treated that as "in spec" for the last ten years.
They did not verify those voltages and just treated that as "in spec", when asked by tech youtubers like GN or derB8uer, Wendell aka the real tech journalists.
So Intel can't say "out of spec", because they didn't define a spec.
Oxidation is the biggest concern... there's no microcode update for that. And even if oxidation isn't an issue, how much life is left on the CPUs that haven't grenaded yet from microcode overvoltage? I wouldn't touch 13th and 14th gen with a 10 foot pole.
you're not even a gamer, who cares what you think. go back to trying to mine crypto and watching linus tech tips.
@hoatzen7887 Intel employee? Crashes have occurred during (de)compression Einstein, not just gaming. And want you go back to doing what you do best that involves lotion and a rag.
@@hoatzen7887Even if that's true, there's no need to be this rude to the guy. However I understand if this Is too much to understand for a fangirl like you.
Counterpoint. 14700 non k seems to have the clocks anyway 5.0Ghz, and does it suffer from the problems plaguing the 14700k? Is it doing this on DDR4? This might be a way to build a budget 20-core rig as the prices are nearing 250 for the 14700. Motherboards regularly available around 100. That is a strong budget platform for less than a bare 7800x3d and it's pretty close performance wise.
@@milescarter7803 Except it's not close...
DO NOT USE CONTENT FROM REDDIT TO TRAIN AI PLEASE
Don't worry. Brett won't.
You'll just get a sad leftist AI.
Use RUclips comments instead
@@archondiabolos As much as I'd be curious of the outcome I equally fear it
@@goatman86 if it would count the uttp bots we would be cooked
My i7-13700K is progressively turning into sand day by day…
That's a new feature by Intel called "Reverse Aging"😂
Oof, so weird to see Intel the completely unreliable one now.
@@diamondlion47 ikr, kinda sad, hope AMD didn't go crazy with their pricing
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@@notchipotleI think Intel can come back
Why did it sound like you said Error Lake? Might be accurate being Intel
Listening back to that part, I can't un-hear it. I agree, it's a fitting name :)
Arrow lake* is on a different architecture.
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We gonna get 10 GHz world record with this one
AI version of the TITAN, should be the TAINT
Lmfao that’s gotta be one of the funniest things I’ve heard in a while
AI n't
Not enough likes for this!
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I heard from a guy that AMD postponed their release date because they realized that they were not giving UFD Tech a review copy, so they wanted to pull all the copies that had been sent out already and get yours to you at the same time as everyone else gets there's. It just so happens, that will take until August 15. 🎉
As an AMD user I don't want Intel to fail, we need competition. Without competition AMD will just become another Intel.
... Well tbf Qualcomm is at the horizon.
Qualcomm is like the little brother who wants to make his parents proud
Yeah, crazy to see Intel as the completely unreliable one now but here we are.
No the voltage decrease won't fix the dying CPUs. They'll just delay it by just a bit. Just enough for people to probably forget.
They'll have a hard time forgetting when all their sales move to AMD 😆
9:07 so basically avoid Intel like the plague. Gotcha
This is so frustrating because I was going to build a new custom PC on the 3rd of August and needed that 9950x 💀. I can wait, but I was specifically driving down to Mircocenter then.
I do a big blend (lol) between gaming and work involving a lot of modeling, animation, rigging, etc and my 9700k is starting to struggle really hard in a lot of stuff despite being OCed to keep up. It's also not funny having it at 100% in the summer either lmao.
Oh you're gonna love it, I upgraded from 8700k to the 7950x when it came out and it was night and day. Esp for productive work. Couldn't be happier with it
@tiedye001 Yeah, right now I'm using my "Prebuilt of Theseus" since I've replaced most of the parts in it expect for the processor lol. I've been researching for like 7 months and might explode waiting but I would like just that little extra oomft by waiting just a tad longer lmao.
Like having 32 to 64 gigs of DDR5, PCIE4/5, Wifi 6E, my room not being incubated all of the time, and an actually nice case are great extras too. And I saw a leak where the 9950x was "only" 500 which is soooo good for a flagship too. I'd imagine they'll get their money on the X3D chips though for most people lol. If they can make a 9900x3D with the x3D cache on all 8 cores; that'll probably be the "best" chip for gaming and every single builder will get it lol.
The 7800x3D is a little weird because it's a lower chip with the 8 cores of x3d cache. It just undercuts the others that only have it on 6. AMD will have a wonderful chip if they can simply do it on a Ryzen 9 (I mainly just need something modern though lol.)
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i just pissed on my wall
Uhh... good for you I guess?
Mum found the piss wall 😭
Proof?
This comment needs to be pinned.
Yeah and someone else suggested we should train AI on YT comments section... end is near 😆😆
This is getting better than Brazilian soap opera, not missing one chapter!
All that's left is for Globo to acquire it
intel now need its comeback arc
Nah, they need at least 5 more years of being completely overtaken by AMD before they get their chance.
@@shred1894very very true. They need a humbled moment
I hope their arc makes a huge difference, I'm kinda hype for the BattleMage Lineup
@@chrisrussellcaExactly. In 5 years the roles should be reversed: Intel comes as a good budget CPU to appeal to consumers. Consumers win.
@@shred1894 we need both company to stay humble and compete with each other or amd could price what ever on their cpu, but amd is definitely at the top rn
I try to undervolt my 13700k in bios and when pressing my key to get decimal points it automatically sets my cpu voltage to -500. Maybe that is the best way for Intel to not fry their processors
We should apply this thing onto the glaciers
The affected Intel CPU's have a hardware issue, micro code patches won't fix the issue, not to mention they kill CPU performance. They need to recall those CPU's and refund owners, but I doubt they will.
Did you have early access to the micro code patch? How do you have such certainty that it will kill CPU performance?
@@jorgevaladas788is going to lower power usage which lowers performance
@@scifitherapy where it says?
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Titan of 20 series was $2600 if someone forgot, 2k msrp isn't a first rodeo for Nvidia as some might suggest by increasing prices of GPUs
What would be better for all the customers instead of vouchers. Give them 3 months of free subscription to their services. Cos that will roughly cover all the down time to get most of their workstations up. Especially for organizations that have excess of 5,000 endpoints.
That's better, but still no. That's basically saying "I'm sorry for my mistake. But if you don't buy our services, I won't pay for the damage"
Hey, was that Katlin on kazoo? I don't see her in the credits. 3:13
Don't buy that HDMI cable if you want it for anything other than 1080p. HDMI is not meant to go past 15 ft without losing signal integrity.
Der8auer actually made a video about the intel issue...today? yesterday? was a really cool watch and he showed why the voltage spikes are an issue (basically faster degrading of the CPU by electromigration, meaning through the higher voltage, the connections between the transistors in the CPU get heavily degraded to the point where they might not connect anymore). But thats also just ONE issue of many.
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It's almost like Intel needed to stay at 14 nm all those years. As soon as they push "Intel 7" all the cracks start to show.
1984 SW Bell was guilty of a monopoly and had to be broken up. Seems like Google needs a similar treatment...with more prejudice.
Crowdstrike should be found criminally liable.
If it was on purpose I'd agree, but it probably wasn't so they should instead get fined and shutdown i think.
Let's see what happens in the congressional hearings
@@vevisa3287 I agree with you 100%.
It's not called being harsh, it's called consumer advocacy and objective, constructive criticism.
to be fair , if i was at intel and reports of the cpus failing started to roll out i would wait till monday to start fixin it....
Yup. I have a gaming laptop with an i9, one of the potential affected models. It will be the last Intel processors I ever own.
Well, let's start the bet. How long do you think it's going to take for the EU to start a lawsuit for antitrust against them?
I used to Love Intel CPUs, I wouldn't even think about using AMD, or back in the day, a Cryrix CPU, but now I wouldn't even consider Intel, I just finished upgrading to a new 7800X3D and I love it, so much strength for 1/2 the electricity.
Yeah Intel is sadly just unreliable at this point.
Love how all the reviews for the AMD 9000 series is based on pictures and photo charts rather than the actual processor. I mean, they also said the intel 13 and 14 chips were amazing before it was released.
Its because AMD's cpu's have QC too.
Yeah 2 week delay is nothing, at least they don't ship defective parts like Intel 😆
We shall see. I hope that's true. If they fumble this W, I'll lose all hope for and like with the 7000 series gpus
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Micro code fix or not. Intel knew about there being a problem back in 2023 and didn’t inform the customers till they started making a public fuss over it.
It takes years to build a reputation and minutes to damage it.
I want good and innovative products along with more competition for my dollar like gpu’s which is something I really hope battle mage can break into nvidias near monopoly.
I’ve used Intel for decades desktop and my laptops but the last few years AMD is working for my dollar.
AMD should make their own OS. Between Microsoft and Intel. They do disserve each other.
Day by day I'm SOOOO glad that I upgraded to the 12700K - which seems to be the most solid bang-for-buck LGA1700 processor. I was so sure that 13 gen came out WAYYYY too quickly on the platform for intel to be 100% sure of no bugs.
AMD's GPUs are bigger number than Nvidia. And we all know bigger number better.
I think the Uber Eats should have gone out to the IT folks that were stuck cleaning up Crowdstrike's mess. Screw $10 though, they should have been getting a lot more than that.
Thank you UFD Tech for standing up to Intel and Amd when they need it, on our behalf!
Deciding to build my X3D right at the beginning of the summer was a huge win. Oh man
7800x3d I'm happy as a clown on fentanyl, no rush to upgrade, maybe when Zen 6 or 7 is out?
I have the 7800X3D for a year now, not even thinking about that future in XYZ years...
If the new CPUs are faster then the Zen 6 or 7 would be even better, so you actually lost out.
@@xmarkclxnah fps gain is marginal, GPU is wayyyyyy more important
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Still glad I went with 7800X3D this time around after being on intel for about 12 years lol. Last AMD I had was a Phenom II Black 955 that I got back in 2009 before I switched to 4770k in 2012, then 7700k in 2017. That AMD was actually my first actual build and damn were parts extremely cheap back then for really high performance budget builds.
It's all fine with me if Reddit doesn't show up in search results. I don't care at all. I can live without Reddit.
An honest question: with the upcoming updates and the scaling prices... is it a good time to build a new machine? Specially thinking for the non-tech enthusiast.
Why do I feel like Reddit is doing something that Aaron Swartz would've definitely not liked.
Brett can you suggest a video explaining more about the v cache situation and why a 9950x3d wouldn’t be much better than a 9800
what exactly can you buy anymore with $10 from uber eats when the delivery and tip will be at least $10? Not like there's dollar menus anymore.
If intel fixes their stability issues and makes their chips cheaper, they should be able to get back into it, I'm on amds side
Nah, I've personally lost all trust in them anymore. Better to just go AMD and avoid the headache plus you'll get better price/performance anyway.
Cheaper and intel are two words that I never use in a sentence
@@notchipotle well... my i3 12100F is cheaper than any same performing amd cpu 😏
@@notchipotle and cheaper and nvidia
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Going to Reddit to search Reddit would make sense if Reddit's search wasn't absolute dog shit.
Startpage uses the Google search engine, but hides your personal data from it, so it should still work.
I just upgraded from an AMD 880k to a Ryzen 9 5900x...
Earlier it was much easier to know which one is newer chipset like 12th, 13th , 14th gen …. But now 9 ultra 213k (which gen is it 😅) I better go for 9950X
is the arrowlake performance comparison against the 14900k based on 14900k's peak performance or the "stable" one? 🤔
The Internet, and Redit in particular, has been going to shit the last couple of years. *clutches cane and shakes it at clouds"
So, the reason why Gemini is racist is because it's getting trained from reddit? Makes sense tbh
I heard AMD has delayed the new chips until the 15th of August.
single ccd are out on 8th, dual ccd on 15th
Didn’t we all know that the new ryzen chips we’re gonna be delayed it happens with almost ever Tec launch
This is what happens when any company goes public. Things start to devolve into pure shit. Money money money money.
Who would have thought selling your cpus with critical build problems would make people not want to buy your stuff.
If there ever was a time that I am glad for two things, that I'm not on the latest gen and that I'm not using anything higher than an i5 at least as an intel user. If I ever have to replace my CPU I'm going to go AMD. From what I know so far I'll at least have better luck with them in the CPU department than I've had in the GPU department.
Crowdstrike: Doing the PR Fail Trifecta since July 2024
This Reddit/Google thing sure sounds like a violation of antitrust regulations.
Bearing in mind that an i914ks costs something like €800... Or an i914k costs €630, a life expectancy of about 2 years maximum seems like a bad investment.
Intel maybe failed with releasing reliable CPUs for two generations, but at least they're vague in admiting that they failed and will help customers who suffered from their Digital Error Intels.
If all of the ryzen 9000 Series CPUs got pulled then that means the one guy that got the retail box that released a review for it has a very rare CPU
always was an intel boy, was planning on my first water cooled build next year looks like ill be going amd
This is not the first time with CrowdStrike because they did this a few months back on Linux. Try doing your research.
I'll be sticking with my 5900X until AMD gets any issues sorted with the 9000 series, then I might upgrade to what the X3D for that series is.
Actually, in reality (on the job) Intel is not loosing anything, businesses still buy Intel without even thinking (servers, laptops, desktops) like nothing happened, gamers also.
What are good companies that do pc builds with AMD ryzen ? I wanted a dell but they are not offering that
Oh well, goodbye, Reddit. I am NOT using Google search, for ANY reason.
It's not a matter of being harsh or lenient, it's a matter of saying what needs to be said in an appropriate manner, especially on a public platform that will influence at least peoples buying decisions. I appreciate AMD in recent years for their CPU development and now doing the right thing and delaying the 9000 series because they did not meet QA assessment. I will however not defend past transgressions like their pricing for the 5000-series on launch (specifically 5600X) or, as mentioned, the 7900XTX cooler issues. In the same way Intel may have had some good processors in the past, or is doing good with its GPUs so far, it's impossible to just simply ignore these issues for how widespread they are and the distinct lack of communication or a clear solution.
I sure hope everyone believes Intel is second best. My thinking goes like this: I am never buying the ultimate anything. The price curve gets stupid real fast, 100% more money for 10% more performance. So if people don't want perfectly useful processors, I will gladly buy them and save hundreds.
Is the Ryzen 5 7600x still a good cpu in this day and age? For a build of 700 dollars
I’m also wondering what gpu is best for it
it's a great gaming cpu, I personally wouldn't pair it with anything above 4070 super/7800XT. I sold mine because I need more multi core performance
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Launch date for AMD 9000 series is going to be pushed back. Hardware unboxed said they called AMD after not receiving a test sample.
I'm going to upgrade my PC and keep current one as a streaming PC sometime soon, should I just go for 7800X3D and RX 7900XTX, or do I wait for Ryzen 9000 series, and go with a better CPU?
wait a bit. if the 9700x can match the 7800x3d at a lower price you might be able to safe some money
@@bal7ha2ar I can almost quarantee it's NOT going to be the same price in my country, it's prolly gonna be like 1.25% inflated price on ALL the new parts lol (7800X3D is still 400-500€ here, and RTX 4000 series is still inflated as hell)
@@HopplyYTget the 7800x3d, using it for a year or 1.5year until the 9800x3d come
@@football4.069 yeah, that's what I thought of doing too.
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Somehow I would like to see people reactions being more consistent, like "we don't like reddit for monopoly or whatever, use alternatives (I don't know if there is any)", we don't like "Google because it spies on us" and still the number 1 search engine by users and so on, but reality is we are not consistent, not united and very lazy 😢
I'm so lost w/ these new naming conventions of these CPUs.
Launch has been postponed to August 15.
Training AI with Reddit is like feeding a mogwai after midnight...
Gamer’s Nexus reported AMD chips will be mid-August.
Yesterday gamers nexus reported the AMD launch was pushed back and the chips sent out were recalled for verification
I bet people actually died on the crowd strike day, emergency service numbers failing etc.
6:50 - Kyle Gass's apology lasted longer than that.
BRETT-Are you going to get the 9900x and 9950x ON THE LAUNCH DAY
Did an AMD push the launch back to August 15th
What was that ending there Bret, gotta love it though.
AMD please make sure the 9000-series X3D chips have super high QC, that will be my official upgrade. Also please continue to dunk on Intel.
Google still has Google Groups.
Also, seems like I remember some other type of forum they had, can't remember the name..?🤔
14:10 You're not being harsh, it's definitely good to "have a voice" against this, because maybe Intel will listen to you and realize how bad they are right now... Maybe???
they took a note from Microsoft on the dev kits..
Intel did not do enough tests, and released a Product that is failing. They would have been much better doing another couple weeks of testing before sending it out. However, marketing won and release these chips that hadn't passed all the testing. Intel was the go to for fast reliable CPUs. This was a hugh PR Marking miss. If AMD is on their toes, they might be able to steal market share.
Reese provides. 😊
HDMI gets pretty wonky after 25 ft
AMD still has stability issues with Memory. Watched a video where a techtuber went through 4 different 7800x3d procs, 3 different boards and 4 different kits of ram just to get it stable.... It's not that you are harsh on intel it's that you claim to just buy AMD like they haven't had umpteen issues over their life span and ones they still (after all these years) can't fix... Make it make sense.
I have the 3 x3d 7800x3d 7900x3d 7950x3d no memory problem my 3 cpu takes xmp or expo at 6400 oc cl 30-34-34-34 without any problem with the soc voltage at 1.23 volt
@@thegameoftimeskiller2984 are you running 32gb or 64gb?
If AI is a bubble, I hope this shit pops soon. I hate AI being placed on every tech product then paying more for something that I won't even use.
all websites that sell merchendise are now annyoing crapsites - Its like talking to a politician or woman taht avoid a topic or kindergarten teachers that feeds "meaningful words to a tobbler by predicting according to "feelings -Just i want to puke on websites but a ceo won get it just as and autistic won understand really whats going on in sociaty -Its to differn culturual differnce between top and bottom Eg they dont care and forcing their "stuff on us