Nvidia's Releasing CONSUMER PC CPUs!
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0:00 AMD's Making Things Harder
3:40 Great News For Linus Users
5:16 AMD Just Released New Gaming CPUs
8:00 Nvidia's Releasing Consumer CPUs 
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Adding "AI" to everything is like adding "gaming" to everything, it's just a buzzword to increase the price without actually offering more.
Idk tho, I think it will.add something and that is easier spying for the government. A.i baked into everything and with every device having Bluetooth they will track u with mesh networks.
Dear lord, here come the "AI" computer chairs.
Probably due to the now included NPU so now you get a CPU+NPU chip. The NPU isn't a general use chip but a specialized chip for neural network compute. So in theory you can run the neural network along side of a general compute process along side a GPU process all on the same CPU package.
Yeah no. Not really the same if the "AI" means it actually offers a NPU. NPU is actually offering more. If there is no NPU then i would agree.
Or at least it's just ambiguous. The RK3588's got an NPU for these kinds of things but it doesn't really bill itself as "AI". So does "AI" mean NPU or something else? Who knows.
The new Nvidia Blackwell G100 Series CPUS! Starting at a cheap $1999.99!
🤑
Kaching
dont forget the $4,000 mother board and $600 cooler. im sure the ram will be nvidia also.
But does it contain a shitty power connector that will burn your new nvidia pc, home and college to the Fing ground?
@@RATTL3R186not only one, but 2, to make it twice as likely to happen! reviewers will be like "buy this if you're going to BURN some gaming sessions! literally"
oh boy guys prepare for a cpus over a 1000$ 💀
The draw to ARM is low cost low power so if they sell it for high cost they really have to be better than Intel and AMD in a way that the avg " i just want to surf the net, watch videos, see images, and do word processing on it" consumers will notice
@@yumri4y would u need that when u have green fan boy
You underestimate just how hard it will be to overthrow the prestige that intel and amd aquired for ages and I say that Nvidia will need to compete very very very well in price to performance to even have a chance
@@nicholasxamotainiumgilgamesh
Yeah. I can unironically see gamers buying it in droves, even tho Nvidia has pretty much thrown them under the bus.
Seems like AMD is internally changing their idea of standard low-power versus something genuinely designed for low power. To me their new "low power TDP" range seems more like failed chips with certain items disabled and thus sold as a lower SKU item.
You had me at "Nvidia is making CPUs", you lost me at ARM and AI garbage.
He's just reporting the news. It wasn't clickbait.
ARM is actually very good imo. A much needed update from the aging x86 architecture. But yeah AI is so overhyped it's not even funny
@@justmatt2655 x86 best
@@justmatt2655what is crazy is that AI in itself and the massive teams making breakthrough with things like protein folding is nothing short of bind blowing. Problem is we are years from anything useful inside our freaking PCs n stuff.
wait too see product!
feels like AI is going the same way Ray Traicing is going... its totslly unecessary for mainstream computers but there is such a huge hype everyone wants its share of the cake.
it just makes everything more expensive and give less gains for the same price on what really matters
Ray-tracing is the future but not good enough for the present.
for me AI it s not a hype thing because i don t understand what can do AI all CEO say is future but it s not saying what can do in this days
@@MindTwins-wd6mbit's the same for everything at the beginning, after a few years AI tech will be cheap. 💁🏻♂️
Ray Tracing is very useful for example if you are recording game videos for edit videos for those flashy visuals many praise, but for actual gaming? Meh. But I like the tensor cores though, they are immensely useful especially if you do a lot of upscaling like me. Ray Tracing is also useful to animate ambient/rooms in 3D projects. But yeah it in my opinion has ZERO use in actual gaming.
I'll never buy anything Nvidia ever again. I refuse to be their customer. That said, the Nvidia shield uses an Nvidia chip and it's STILL the best and fastest android TV.
Isn't the Shield from like 10 years ago? I hate nVidia for continuing to force the stupid power connector but as a shareholder they have made me some money ...
Nvidia does not give two shits buddy.... fly a kite
I think u better go away from tech world and live in a rural area for the better of ur life man. And thats if u want to actually try instead of just complaining.
"great news for linus users" look 3:40
Ha I saw that and went to the comments to see if anyone else noticed
linus tech tips users
That means entire laptops designed for Linux
I'm a Linus user
AI this, AI that, AI please.
Αει στα διάλα as we say in Greece (ai sta dialo, means go to hell, get outta here)
ARM cpus ? That's interesting news, but not really "hot news". It will take at least several years for ARM to become usable for me. I'm a developper in learning and i'm thinking about changing my machine. I'm 100% sure i'll stick with x86 for compatibility of softwares.
I'm waiting for intel to release their 200k series, but i'm pretty sure imma pick an AMD cpu because they litteraly have no competition.
ARM has been trying to get into pc's for 20 years.
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Elite X launches in Q3 2024. Nvidia’s CPU won’t launch until Q4 of 2025. Both are Arm & both are designed for AI. It’s not that big of a deal.
@@tringuyen7519 Exactly.
ARM requires very little power. That is what will makes them relevant to the PC market.
yeah right, look a apple, huh, 20 years and still not releasing any arm processor for macos, lmao
NV and MTK's collaboration for PC CPU is no secret in the semiconductor industry since 6 months ago. It's about time to talk about it publicly.
Tech is just moving faster than we thought it would.
It's moving faster into the dumpster fire.
Not really. You ask anyone from the 1980’s and they thought by now we would all be living in pods and driving flying cars.
@@andydbedford instead we're making shut-ins AI girlfriends.
@@andydbedford Not if you ask people 5 years ago
After realizing that they've been over-optimistic for the year 2000 they ended up not being optimistic enough
The closer AI gets to scientist intelligence and beyond, the faster technological progress accelerates
@@Sota_ethAI is just a dumb buzzword as it is. Let's wait 5, 10 years from now before riding the WEF train.
So it Looks like you uploading videos in 4K is here to stay... ABOUT TIME! Welcome to the 2020's 4 years late Gamer Meld.
And NVDIA will hike up the prices of cpu if they eventually win the cpu race.
From RTX to CPX.
Because they are greedy.
@@TechReviews2010 all companies are. AMD did the same thing when they finally got completive with Intel. The thing is if nVidia can become a competitor with Intel what is there to stop Intel from driving AMD out of business. AMD was able to stay afloat while in the red for so long as they had a strong backer .... Intel backed them as Intel needs AMD for Intel to get data center contracts. Now think if nVidia comes along with good x86 compatibility then AMD doesn't have to be around anymore thus losing a company who is backing them. If nVidia is good enough then data center server providers will just go with nVidia not AMD for the other choice.
nVidia can put AMD out of business easier in CPUs than in GPUs. This is assuming nVidia has a good product and Quallcomm doesn't take all the market share nVidia wants to grab.
You don't get it, if another competitor joins the race, all of us will win. That's how competition works in market, consumers either get better products for less price or way better quality products for the same or a bit more price.
But of course, competition is still green for NVIDIA in CPU market and for Intel in GPU market, some years have to pass for us to see the good changes. 💁🏻♂️
Literally any company would do the exact same thing. Intel did it before Ryzen. All of these companies are solely out to make money for their shareholders, not to be generous to you.
Nvidia would make a 4c 4t 2.2ghz boost cpu that supports ddr3 and sell it for 200
No. They would make one boosting at 6.4 Ghz, but it comes with a very much reduced amount of cache. Using top of the line technology, but slighty bottlenecking the overpriced product to save money.
No nvidia will make something like rtx CPUs which is good at upscaling and more software features starting at just 500$
They invent a feature only they can do, that no one cares about but you're hypnotised by it... and they charge $5000.
Gamers are braindead.
I would like to see a comparison between the 7500F and this new 8400F. Since we don't get the 7500F in the US.
I'm all for more affordable entry points to the AM5 platform
For a second I was like.. why do you care about an old ass Intel i5 without an igpu? 😂
I have an i5 8400 PC with 6cores. Works good for standard stuff.
Not really surprising Nvidia is going to do consumer chips since they are already doing CPU's anyway and rumors have been floating around that AMD might do ARM chips as well, it will be interesting to see either way since more competition is good even if Nvidia has burned some bridges with gamers. Just imagine if they had been allowed to buy ARM how different things might be right now.
As for QUALCOMM I'll reserve judgement until the chips are actually out, but if they are good I hope framework makes an ARM laptop.
@3:40 @GamerMeld By "Great news for Linus users" I think you meant Linux, check the time stamps.
Mediatek makes arm processors, In order for nvidia to manufacture an x86 or x64 processor they would have to buy the rights from intel for x86 and AMD for x64, or partner with Texas Instruments, or the SiS Corp for the rights to x86.
do you remember nvidia trying to buy arm not long ago? they are doing arm cpus, the nintendo switch uses one of those, now they will offer together with qualcomm and amd arm cpus for windows
@@betag24cnlol, look how weak it is also.
@@myamaha62 it is not weak, have you seen a switch running games? keep in mind that cpu was technology from 2015 iirc and look all it did on a tablet
i am spoiling the surprise for you it seems
@myamaha62 lmao you are funny. have you ever seen their roadmap?
Nvidia won't make x86 cpu
Qualcomm exclusivity on windows arm will likely end soon that allows Microsoft to work with other arm cpu vendors
Nvidia already has Jetson ARM GPU processors for the embedded/robotic market. They will fit nicely into a lightweight laptop just like the Snapdragon ones (and Apple M1,2,3,4).
That face palm meme is not enough anymore, need to add planets face palm to even begin to suffice!
And cat leaving universe while skateboarding meme
4:08 so it will also support Android and new android tablets with X elite I guess
Haven't watched Gamer Meld in a while and quit using Discord. This channel has grown quite a bit.
I really wish AI wasn't a thing at this point.
Whilst your profound and critical comment is much appreciated, it should certainly be noted that the existence and further integration of AI in our every day life is commencing at a rapid rate and will most likely continue to do so in the near future. It's important to keep an open mind and to challenge your preconceptions regularly to form a balanced opinion.
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@@levoGAMESUmm.. what? You're actually a bot? Cuz.. seeing a bot get butt hurt over someone talking crap about your kind is actually hilarious 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@christophermullins7163yup they even attempt take over comment section.. *AGAIN!!*
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Honestly I don't really want an AI's opinion. It's not that I don't like AI, it's that I don't trust the people who program them.
@@cfbmoo1 You need to chill the fuck out.
I wonder how nvidia will work around the x86/AMD64 patents at this point, for it's home PC CPU's.
Surprising that AI designation isn't just for SoC chips. All it means is there's an NPU in there. That in a chip with the GPU disabled seems weird.
Would love to see Nvidia delve into ARM 64 as well as AI to compete with Qualcomm. All day battery life on portables would be a great thing.
So the next handheld chip race is between Qualcomm and MediaTek-Nvidia?
Next gen raytracing&Dlss only work when pairing both Nvidia Cpu&Gpu together
Walled gardens everywhere.
integrated GPUs are suuuper handy sometimes.... i'm so glad when i'm working on a machine with an iGPU, if i ever need to pull the graphics card, or for trouble shooting, etc.
i wonder what performance & optimizations we will see
Maximum profits
@@dale7326 level 9999 fax
Companies did the same with HD. It was on everything. Even things that had nothing to do with graphics or resolution.
Doesn't Microsoft still have an exclusivity deal with Qualcomm for Windows on ARM? Not sure how that will work if Nvidia decides to make desktop ARM cpus, although I do want more powerful ARM desktop CPUs
Will Nvidia’s handheld chip be for the Switch 2?🤔
no, this cpu, or a version for laptops this year will be cheaper and simpler
Tbh, AMD should put letters based on max wattage of laptop CPU:
- U for 15w max
- H for 25w max
- HS for 35w max
- HX for 45w max
Dude, NVidia tried to buy ARM. THis has been in the works for a very very long time.
(intel).................."No your flipping not!"
"AMD CPUs in trouble! Nvidia new CPU destroys everything!!!"
The title normally wouldn't be something like this?
So when will nvidia make a gpu again so I can have a pure nvidia build
This AI on amd will probably help us who inspire to be an IT working on various thing differentiating on main course as well as the current IT/dev with work since almost everything has an AI so amd will still be popular since it will offer enhancement to this application with AI therefore it will might be popular for work ussage or daily usage and probably some games with AI on the system
Welcome to APU and NPU Era.
F for GPUs.
I seem to recall Nvidia MB's back in the 90's
The new AMD CPUs are coming with the box coolers! Pretty compelling pricing, if you ask me
I used to be a Linus user until he dropped the "hard R".
Linus Sex Tips fell off after that STD dropped
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1 out 1,206 people got the reference (the person is you)
Red hat?
@@Quillar1 Search: "linus hard r" you fool. Simple as.
I swear my 7950x3d still has the old AMD random number generator bug, and I bet these new Nvidia CPUs will have even more bugs.
Wow wonder if it actually come packed with built-in fan and all the extras that gpu's are built with so they can be protected just like the there gpu's are lmao unlikely but hey just a thought
Get ready for the special New power connector
There is a typo in qualcomm Elite timestamp 🎉
Get ready boy's if you thought GPU's were expensive AF, CPU'sheading there too
Is Nvidia positioning itself to enter into the smartphone world too?🤔i mean yes for now they probably invested in cpu for windows but with this partnership nothing stops it from spilling to the smartphone where mediatek really needs a boost
NV前兩年要買下ARM，那時我就猜想NV有想開發自己的一套，為GPU服務的CPU的理念。
我們現在的電腦結構都還是CPU為主導地位，NV可能想要以GPU為主導地位。
聯發科現在有自己的一套手機用ARM CPU
Honestly any form of competition would be great, i love AMD i really do, but we need more competition on all fronts
7:49 oh hey, now ryzen7000 got an r3. That's nice i guess, too late, but still.
Tech is just moving fast
how is nvidia getting around the x86/arm licensing?
Risc-V prolly?
they are not, they must pay, they couldnt buy arm, they have to pay
@@betag24cnNot that it even matters to them at this point.
@@DarkHors-rf9zz they do care, why would they buy the company? raise license prices or dtop offering licenses, nvidia is like that, they said they wouldnt but who believes them?
@@betag24cn They are crazy rich.
Steam Deck's great advantage is Steam OS.
Steam OS for ARM would be great, but we do not even have Steam OS for x86_64 PC.
I doubt that MS Windows for ARM will be good enough for a handheld gaming console, perhaps a Chrome OS ARM handheld, with Steam for wine/proton o a Steam client for ARM GNU/Linux would be the OS of choice to compete with Steam OS if they decide to compete against and not join the GNU/Linux club.
I am not really loving changing name schedule. People got used to it and now it is gone. ><
Interesting to see Nvidia's CPUs, though the question is about the price, and I wonder if it would be same fate, just like with Intel GPUs.
Thanks for the news!
Intel: 10nm++++++++++++
Nvidia: Hold my beer.
Prediction: The new Nvidia CPU controller is limited to 12GB of RAM.
sounds more like a SoC
all arm cpus are that, but this year those will be for windows
now your computer can blow up too
yeah baby that what I'm talk'n about. about time they brought their head out their button yay
Someone from the future told me ," we can't be sure if it was Nvidia CPUs that destroyed the world or the amd AI CPUs that destroyed the world with nuclear fire". The survivors of the war called this event "Judgement Day".
AMD's marketing team has always been their biggest enemy. Somehow the marketing team survives every reorg.
And I agree with AMD name change, the extra AI Hardware capabilities could be used programmatically for something else; this means more computing power, which is more powerful apps, so is all good
8700f is not worth it (unless you need that NPU) considering you can get 7700(non-x) with a little bit more money
plus 8 extra PCIe lanes (16 vs 24 usable PCIEe lanes).
Ryzen 7 8700F where the F stands for Failed prodect. How convenient of AMD to let us know.
keep hatin
Apple had 4th gen ARM processor already. It's about time WIndows PCs had the capable ARM processor. Yes, it's already mature enough market to reaped. Qualcomm, MediaTek, and probably Huawei HiSilicon.
Nope. Software just isn't there yet.
I didn't know the LTT was selling a bespoke OS! Linus (Check out the time stamps) 😂
If you’re strictly a gamer, AI is only a buzzword like quantum, but if you’re into AI then you MUST go nvidia. A matching CPU becomes a must.
I was just wondering the other day why nvidia doesnt make cpu's and here we are
I am waiting for the new Radeon X-AI RX 9900 XTX X3D.
unless Nvidia does a 180 on pricing compared to their GPU they need to double Intel single core speed and only need 30-35 Watts to get Intel crushing speed
IDK man, they've been selling consumer grade APUs for like a decade now, with their most recent one starting at $500 for 8 CPU cores, and only like 512CUDA cores, but then going up to $2000 for 12 cores and 2048 CUDA cores.
Its basically a tablet CPU plus a low powered 3050 on the same die, with memory slapped on that offers similar performance to an i5-12400+3050, but you know, uses way less power because its not Intel.
For them to drop their profit margins to something acceptable for end users, the existing market for these APUs, and the AI market must be collapsing.
That or the consumer APUs are getting chips built on old, cheap, inefficient nodes that no one else wants.
great news for linus users?
Using Ai in the title of a product, reminds me of when HD started getting popular then everyone started using HD in the name. Like, HD body wash or pain reliever HD.
Nvidia CPU's? HELL YEAH
8:20 these aren't just AI tpu-like chips?
AMD is about to Team up with Intel to save X86.
Whether you Red team, Green team, Blue team, we the RGB community should go hand in hand about the escalation in prices from the corpo.
AMD cpu/gpu
Intel cpu/gpu
Nvidia cpu/gpu
The day is coming
Amd win at the end 🎉❤
Watch Nvidia intentionally hamstring their CPUs and GPUs when not used in conjunction with each other.
@@jollygoodfellow3957 What I was talking about was an old joke about one day there being full AMD build, full Intel build and full Nvidia build.
And everyone's in for a tough time whoever decides to get full Nvidia build. Or they just have a lot of $$$ to burn.
I'm not sure if Nvidia'd intentionally bork the performance though, given how much fire Apple's under. But Apple seems to be doing well regardless and it's Nvidia we're talking bout so who knows
@@jollygoodfellow3957of course they will do that. If not in this gen completely, defo in the next one
Ye then imagine they buy game exclusivity
I find it hard to believe that Nvidia is going to release a CPU that's even comparable too the top and chips that Intel and AMD make because both those companies have decades upon decades of experience on building CPUs.. I think Nvidia just thinks they can do no wrong right now Plus how much you think them CPUs are going to cost..
Well, it's definitely not going to happen with Mediatek.
But, nvidia AI consumer cpus, What does that means for us? Probably we need to move to windows arm to use them or android?
That's the thing. An "AI" arm CPU made by Nvidia, is just not a consumer CPU.
I've been hearing this nonsense about an ARM computer, yet only the raspberry and similar devices plus the macbooks are using it, it's yet to reach the regular users all over the world
So they made it even more confusing than it needs to be. What's that other company name?
Console gamers "Some of us don't have $5000 to buy a gaming computer"
PC gamers "Come on bro, you don't need to spend $5000 on a computer"
NVIDIA "Hey that's a good idea!"
I don't consider the Ryzen 8000F modals "gaming" CPUs. With a major cutdown on cache and most importantly lack of iGPU those are just office CPUs. Just buy a GT 1030 for PowerPoint presentations or just to render an image and call it a day. Nothing gaming about them an R5 7600 is a far better gaming CPU lol
I'm not shelling out an overinflated premium for Nvidia graphics cards. No friggin' way I'm shelling out an overinflated premium for Nvidia CPUs. This is why Intel and AMD won't worry. Nvidia has a history of putting the screws to consumers. Just because the fanboys go along with getting screwed doesn't mean the rest of us should, or will.
it will have NVidia price with MediaTek quality not going for that
@@Chris-onytKek
Not sure how an Nvidia CPU with an NPU as a selling point can be considered a consumer CPU.
@@DarkHors-rf9zz its a MediaTek cpu with a NVidia gpu
@@Chris-onyt Clickbait then.
Android games are getting better and better, it won't be long until all games are programmed to work on ARM. And it will shock the CPU industry big time
If they price them in the same way as they do with their graphics cards, I think neither AMD nor Intel needs to worry!
Just another word to add EXTRA tax like ROG,GAMER,ASUS,
Let's just hope these aren't prices like MS Surface devices $1799 for basic models with 128gb storage and 8gb of ram.
Imagine if they help MediaTek with their phones GPUs
Nothing will happen.. remember even AMD and Samsung cooped 2 years ago, and they aleady announced that not too long ago there won't be more chip whit AMD..
If they make a consumer CPU for the diy desktop market I'll buy one to put in my daughter's PC. We'll then have an all team blue, team red and team green PCs in the house hahaha 🤣
Meh. Not really earth shattering news, nor do Intel & AMD have much to worry about on the CPU front. Nvidia was already making consumer ARM CPU's in the Tegra SOC, just a natural extension. Let me know when NV has x86 plans.
Finally someone mentioned this. Everybody forgets that Nintendo Switch has an NVidia APU.
And it's so weird to keep saying that it's competing with Intel and AMD, when, being ARM, it's clearly going to compete with Qualcomm first. If it actually happens. There was nothing told of why are / would NVidia do this. The margins on this segment/sector is too low for their current gigantic margins on server GPUs. So either they have a strong reason or its BS (like maybe them opening to sell Tegra chips to the general market, not just b2b)
hmmm,,, i remember when they tried a chipset . if memory serves correct it didn't go so well, i will ride this one out.
AMD actually had a great naming scheme, they had G on the end or integrated graphics, U for low power stuff, like laptops, (they could probaly use a different letter for that one) X for higher tdp, etc. They could have added AI to the end, or even T for tops, a example would be 9700GTX, G for graphics,T for tops, and X for higher TDP, idk how they could mess this up.
Anything to stop the duopoly of the CPU industry these last 20 years
I wil stick to the big Intel - works well and costs are fine.
ARM is everywhere and used in all Apple products, IoT devices, appliances, and very well supported by Linux, MacOS and iOS. And ARM is well-known for its low-power designs combined with high performance as seen in Apple's M processors. If Windows on ARM becomes successful, it'll be the end for power-sucking x86_64 processors from Intel and AMD.
Desktop ARM CPU's are not going to be designed around a low power draw limit. They'll be just as energy guzzling as current x86_64 CPU's. They'll just be faster. But software isn't there yet anyways.
More confusing, just what i need.
if i can get a cheap snapdragon cpu/mobo with plenty of pcie lanes and barely any idle power consumption that works on linux i'll change my storage server immediately
I just hope they don't artificially transition into soldered crap.
Nvidia should have been given an x86-64 license 15 years ago. Or developed one with amd