@@FlukasMcDoogle Is there, objectively, a good reason not go go with AMD on the GPU side of things? Ignoring the 4090. If you want/need that, there's no alternative, but under that?
@@maskharat A big reason is because Nvidia has a much fuller software stack than either AMD or Intel. In particular, Nvidia has CUDA. There are many software applications (such as Blender, for one) that are CUDA accelerated and thus basically require Nvidia hardware to run the best it can. This is somewhat of a vendor lock for many people who use such applications, but if all you do is game with your GPU then the choices you have are a little more varied.
As a member of my companies IT Infrastructure team, thank you for the heads up on the Windows update, sent it to my boss and he was able to block it before it caused any problems.
It was released on July 9th. You should have it were you have a approve before pushing out Windows updates and at min wait a few weeks. Also it's not affecting all Windows Laptops and Servers.
EK U.S.’s issues stemmed from the fact that EK Europe was taking from EK U.S. to cover EK Europe’s shortfalls. So the main problem was EK Europe not EK U.S.
Can we juat skip Intels new/next generation of CPUs? They haven't handled their whole CPU debacle very well and I feel like we as consumers need to show that its NOT ok to do that. They already sold a ton of raptor lake chips and made their money. We should just skip 1 generation so they actually feel the effects of them being shady. Just buy AMD this time around and if you feel so inclined, buy Intel next time.
consumer boycots always end up with competition raising their prices. the invisible hand of the free market is the one to strike them the hardest with people just not buying their chips when they produce something bad.
@@HalP-fz3iyoh they will absolutely survive. They will be back at some point, guaranteed. I just think they need to feel some financial sting for what they did and AMD could use a little market share. That's why I said to skip just 1 generation, not to stop buying them forever. We absolutely need the competition.
Brett. Re 13th Gen oxidation issues. Since Intel has not released any data on this, you can't say it had minimal impact. We don't know whether they quietly recalled affected chips, or just kept their fingers crossed no one would notice. In fact, if it wasn't for the efforts of channels like GN and Level 1 Tech, I doubt they'd have admitted to it even now.
I think it has more to do with the source audio rather than the clean up. He even complained about the crappy area he recorded in at the beginning. Maybe what Brett needs are some sound blankets while he travels.
@@sidlives2672 Yeah I do video editing for a living, I know that sometimes the source audio is atrocious, but Adobe has its AI tool that allows you to set the amount of reduction, too much reduction turns the voice robotic. You want just enough that it removes the noise but also doesn't distort the voice too badly.
@@vgtrombone Not really no if you are lucky the faulty part won't get hit as much but there is still a faulty part in that cpu that will crash you when activated
This sounds. Kind of opposing to what I know, CPU core degradation effects the usability of the cores no? So like, wouldn't not being able to leverage your cores to perform the workloads they should definitely be able to perform count as being less performant? Like it sounds like it very literally performs less.
Intel is not recovering from this. First having chips fail like that is bad, but not issuing replacements for your mistakes on cpu’s that cost as much as a mid-low end pc is shooting yourself in the foot. No amount of Lunar Lake will fix that
thing is what can consumer and their client can do? completely ditch intel? it is unrealistic because AMD at best only able to serve 30%+ of world x86 processor.
@@rodturner6759 the thing about that is that Intel lost a lawsuit and had to pay AMD a bunch of money around that time. AMD used this money for the R&D of Ryzen.
@@rodturner6759 AMD cpus 10 years ago were completely stable and did not die, nor did they receive a performance degradation after you bought them. They were just mediocre in performance.
While a lightly degraded CPU may run fine at lowered voltages, clocks, TDP limit, etc., a more severely degraded CPU will cause application and system crashes. While some people may be fine with that, I run my systems for 50+ days at a time between reboots for OS and driver updates, I don't appreciate random crashes. A CPU that may cause crashes a few times per week is worse than worthless to me since it will waste space in my e-waste pile.
You're starting to become my morning routine. Learning about some tech, sipping on my coffee, and your voice is becoming a soothing background noise now. Anyone else developing this new habit? Thanks for the content!
Brett, to me you actually sounded better than the day before regarding the location you chose. I don’t know if the audio was cleaned up in post or not, but you sounded fine.
man. I love your videos. for a better sound quality, you don't have to buy the most expensive mic. instead, you must, by all means, control your room acoustics. a simple solution: get some thicker curtains and rugs. the thicker the better. you can use some dark thick fabrics like winter blankets or quilts, anything that you can use as a damper to avoid sound reflection or any aberrations in your acoustics. use furniture with a lot of foamy and fabric cushion and some big pillows, made an indirect bass traps with a plastic container filled with foam or some fabric and a hole in the cover, put it on a corner and see results. or build some hanging deflectors and sound absorbers, (a lot aesthetic than pillows and curtains made from winter quilts) man, I wish you the best for you family and team. ...live longer and prosper 🖖 greetings from Colombia
Comments on 7700k makes me want a cpu hot takes/certified bangers list/roast my old builds series. I'll start, roast me. haven't bought blue side since my i5-3570k.
All I heard you say was "yeah, just buy the 14900k and wait for the microcode update" I started watching at 14:56 ... Wow Brett, I can't believe you just said that with all of the instabilities with Intel processors! 😂
wasnt the eu for EK WB having issues too i thought? I remember there being some problems on the corporate level and not paying some people on their end as well. I remember complaints on the EU side not treating the U.S. side very well. I'm not sure though.
that Delta Force and Frostpunk 2 card would be my instant pick. It's been a long damn time since the very first Delta Force, and looking at the gameplay showcase so far, I'm sold. Especially that it will have the original Black Hawk Down campaign remastered as well
Nvidia announces GDRR6X shortage. Translation: We want to inflate prices even more and we are using the RAM we have on AI accelerators only (and 4090s).
“This (location) sounds worse than the other one.” I thought it sounded pretty good, but I am far from an audiophile. Whatever you guys are doing to the sound in editing is working for me. *Shrug*
i dont think people realize how bad the issue with intel cpu chips.... Like listen everyone IF 13TH GEN has had this problem as well, but went under the radar or was considered stable for an entire year! until 14th gen and really exasperated the issue. 14th gen chips even with any stability bios updates will probably face the same timeline of 13th gen chips. 1 or 2 years down the road, this silicon is just being pushed WAYYYYYYYYYYY to hard by intel without proper lithography changes or shrinks.
I'm really looking forward to Intel next generation CPU, especially Arrow Lake, but I think they have an uphill battle when it comes to computing with AMD from now on. If Intel only ties or just barely beats Zen 5, any prudent person is going to go for AMD without thinking twice. Right now AMD is positioned to gain a lot of market if Ryzen 9000 is simply decent instead of great.
Yeah, I think this is gonna help AMD grow in the server space. I'm aware it doesn't seem to affect their Xeons. But how they are handling this will likely shake loose some more corporate customers from Intel. I really don't know how much it'll affect the consumer market. Of course a lot of us will be a little wary but will it break thru to normal consumers. I doubt it, unless it gets worse. Any change there likely depends on how the system builders feel. Hopefully Intel stops sandbagging and proactively addresses this. We need good strong competition to keep innovation going and prices down. So many seem convinced Intel is doomed, but I don't see it.
I thought it was the other way around. That the US side was trying to do things right but the main company was doing and forcing the US side to do garbage.
That was my take away too. But I'm open to being wrong. I'd like to know about all the data his using to "synthesize" his response. Either way I'll personally stay away from them for awhile just to be safe, no matter what.
I installed the preview driver & Im seeing a reduction in frame gen lag from 22 ms to 9 ms on my system (Skyrim SE Modded to hell 1440P @ around 140 - 150 FPS) I havent really tested on other titles but it seems to be a much larger improvement than you mentioned. But I imagine it'll vary by title.
30 Watts / 33 Watts is the TDP not the power draw. The memory is still physically separate from the compute die so TDP is probably no accounting for heat generated by memory
Funny thing Brett, Shawner is actually one of ZTTs mods for twitch and discord, and he puts out their deals every day! 18:04 Edit: I watched the next ten seconds and you said you’ve met him lol
Funniest thing as there was an azure authentication outage today which basically destroyed our morning for new deployments, if you sign out youre basically ducked
I am sorry, but did you even look at the EK issues at all? The source of the problems was their slovenia HQ. The US branch closed down because the HQ had been syphoning off all of the revenue from there and the HQ was having problems paying people and suppliers, not just the US branch. Edit: This information is from GN, jayztwocents, and der8our, not just GN, there is a reason all of them refuse to work with EK right now.
Tried AFMF 2 already, and while it's very tangibly better than AFMF1, it's still nowhere near Lossless Scaling, at least in terms of fluidity and quality.
@@Toufan1-gr4bryess. I'm so happy this software competition is actually managing to trickle down performance improvement even to budget builds. Sooner or later the time when gaming on an OLED in 1440p RT at 90FPS as 1% low will come, and we will fully enjoy it
I think you made confusion about AFMF 2 and Frame generation, AFMF works on drive level, Frame gen is on game core level. How AFMF will work on battlemage or 1080Ti? AFMF need adrenalin driver.
@@coolbeans007 yes, but is driver level, needed of adrenalin software, so how will be works for battlemage or nvidia old's like he says, thats my point.
Manufacturer should start working on the efficiency more then the power itself, new cpu and gpu are good but the main problem is the power use, you can't even cool a 14900k property 400-500w for a gpu ? 400w for a cpu ? If this trend continues in like 10 years gpu gonna use like 2000w and have its own power plug and ac build in
You can DIY the efficiency on AMD cpus, they give you a power slider that works the same way as on a graphics card so you can limit how much power you use. Der 8auer tried in on Ryzen 7000 and found that you can drop the power limit to 75% and lose
They used to. But people complained. Cause it didn't have as much power as they thought it should have... cause literally they think more power means more power...
My old 14900ks that I sent back, 2 cores failed (Still worked but had issues). With those 2 preferred cores disabled, it didn't seem to care much, was still scoring high in benchmarks, gaming was solid, still boosted to 5.9ghz. But I traded it in for a new one under warranty. Cheers!
How can a company with so much experience in the industry mess up so bad. There must be some serious incompetence and negligence in the management right now.
How good are the 11th and 12th gen Intel nowadays? Especially on the used market. I'm finding alot of used 11th and 12th gen Intel processors and motherboards (and sometimes matching ram) for $250-$300, worth it. Upgrading from an AMD 9590 processor, so even the 11th gen will be crazy fast compared to what I had.
Anyone saying Intel is done for is VASTLY underestimating their market share and foothold in OEM, data center and server side. They’re not going anywhere. They can bounce back and they know it.
I wonder if there's more to that Windows 11 update. I've noticed since I did an update yesterday, my PC runs worse than before the update. I even had 2 or 3 programs becoming incompatible despite functioning beforehand.
16:21 Intel's already talked about what? They've just admitted that there was an oxidation issues but Intel still sold the CPUs with that issue. Besides the admittance of the oxidation issue, what have they done? They haven't released any way for consumers to verify if your CPU was part of the batch of the CPUs that suffers from this issue, which is the least that they can do. They haven't guaranteed RMAs for any of the stability issues including the oxidation issue. The reason it is very important that they release a way to verify the oxidation problem is because you could RMA a chip and they could just send back to you another chip that also had the oxidation problem. Also, "it just affects 13th gen, not 14th gen" is not a good enough excuse, since I'm pretty sure many more people bought up 13th gen CPUs rather than 14th gen as the 14th gen refresh didn't provide any improvements to performance and by the time that they were released, 13th gen was already much cheaper and provided better price-to-performance. Stop giving excuses for Intel.
He's not giving excuses for Intel. It's better to focus on the architectural defect in 13600K and up and 14th gen, than have it convoluted with one of the many one off fab defects that happen all the time. If you somehow think your CPU is only affected by the oxidation defect, call Intel. If you think it's the far, far more serious defect that matters financially to Intel, hold your breathe. It's going to be a bumpy ride.
@@drewnewby what the heck are you even talking about? How is it better when I have no idea if my CPU is affected by the oxidation issue or not? Why shouldn't Intel release a way for consumers to find it out by themselves by releasing a list of affected batch numbers or something. "If you think your CPU is affected by the oxidation issue" yeah how exactly would I know that? How exactly does that manifest itself differently than the general stability issues of 13th/14th gen CPUs. I don't really have a microscope at home. They're clearly trying to downplay all the problems that are happening with their chips and it benefits no one but the corporation, if you keep siding with Intel corporation on this one.
@Dhruv-qw7jf No one is siding with Intel. You're spazzing over the wrong issue. The last Intel chip I bought was Sandy Bridge, the last one I run today is a 8086K they sent me. I stopped build Intel for customers at 12th gen. If you're so focused on the oxidation, look at your die and call Intel. From your other replies, you sound like your real concern is flipping chips and knowing which batches to buy, or whether you can still flip yours for more.
@@drewnewby bro this is literally my first PC build since 2015, so no, I was not planning on doing PC components, I just found out that's a thing that people do a little while ago so it's used value has obviously degraded. I usually build a good enough PC and then use it to the ground, like I did with my i3-3220, which is still running fine in my old PC btw. My biggest concern is that the 13600K, I bought it in April, and it has the manufacturing date of August 2023, and it will maybe not even last for half as long as my old i3-3220. And as far as "look at your die and call Intel", you're really going to go as far as saying that, and then claim that you're not defending Intel? That's shilling at its worst. I still don't get why you're opposed to the idea of giving some indicator to consumers of finding if their chips are affected by the oxidation issue. It means that people currently affected by it can find out if they are affected by this specific oxidation issue and it also means that Intel can't just RMA you another CPU that is affected by this issue as it can be easily identified.
I'm looking for upgrading my i9 12900k to cheap 14900k and limit vrm voltage from motherboard side to 1.4v. Cpu never gets more than 1.4v no matter requested vid.
I am working biggest computer shop in my country and my 1 customers hit by that update and trying to buy key from us to unlock their system than I told what happend and can't help him make me bit sad.
Speaking of Sapphire...I think we all deserve more variety when it comes to esthetics on PC components...I AM SO TIRED...of everything being black, or white and gray....seriously vomit material after 2 decades of shit bland looking 2 color monotone every-fucking-thing...I want a PINK motherboard PCB or BLUE one , or red or a cool purple like they made in the old days...sad enough you have to PAY MORE for something just to be 'white'...which is a complete bullshit scam entirely...and then have PC parts that literally look like everyone else...BORING....not everyone wants RGB lights...and having to rely on them for any color of any kind in your builds is kind of a fucking joke tbh...
I honestly don't know why we don't have more colour variety, or why we don't have optional back plate colours from manufacturers. PC cases are slowly starting to experiment with materials and colours (I really want them to be bolder with this).
The responses to the question about the resale value of the Intel CPUs are way off. The problem is that the damage is permanent making these CPUs even at lower clocks likely to have much shorter life span than other CPUs and that you have no way of knowing how much degradation has occurred on any given CPU. Combine that with the perception from these issues and you end up with significantly lower resale value and potentially a significantly worse experience for a second owner.
ehh moment I heard GDDR6X I was like yay this doesn't affect AMD...since they don't ever use X Variants wish the HBM stuff wasn't so dang expensive...which honestly is what Nvidia should be using for their 90 class cards.....
So uhm the new environment for the microphone audio does not sound great. It takes way more focus to make out of echo-oey concise and clear speech. It takes away the peacefulness and conciseness last recording room had. If you still want to record in this room, I recommend some sound dampening equipment eg I think foam. Disclaimer this advice should be taken with a grain of salt, because it is based only what I have seen others do on yt. Do your own research!
Regarding the Intel issue I've actually seen more reviewers saying that they can't or won't recommend 13th or 14th gen processors at the moment. I've also seen some say that AMD isn't perfect as well but as far as the current moment they are more stable and reliable. I don't think I've seen anyone recommend the processors ever since this issue started happening.
GPU shortage when GPU manufacturers slow down the production to create the aforementioned shortage. Edit: It's not like Nvidia cannot invest more money into GDDR6X memory production, they literally have billions of dollars.
I disagree, the audio where you are today is quite a bit better than yesterday. Yesterday it had a very tinny sound in the Echo, today it's just background echo.
With tuppins for paper and string you can have your own set of wings with your feet on the ground you're a bird in flight with your fist holding tight, to the string of your kite Ohh Ohh Ohh Let's go fly a kite, up to the highest height let's go fly a kite and send it soaring up, through the atmosphere up, where the air is clear Ohh Let's go fly a kite When you send it flying up there all at once you're lighter then air You can dance on the breeze over houses and trees with your fist holding tight to the string of your kite Ohh Ohh Ohh Let's go fly a kite, up to the highest height let's go fly a kite and send it soaring up, through the atmosphere up, where the air is clear Ohh Let's go fly a kite
i tryed fsr3.0 with framegen in mw3 and while the game felt smoother it also felt very inputlaggy and it made it hard to aim and after i turned framegen of and only used fsr 3.0 upscaling it was way easyer to aim. to conclude it might be good for slower pace games that are hard to run but for fast pace games where you need high fps the most it is not worth using edit: fixed a few spelling mistakes(there probaply still are some, i suck at spelling)
You totally missed the point of "Would you buy a used 14900K?". Your answer that sure you would if the price drops to $100 makes the poster's point. A person who owns a 14900K is going to get MUCH less than they should if they want to sell and upgrade to say 15th gen. While some larger outfits might be able to create a "Certified Used" brand that tests and warranties used CPUs, most individuals trying to sell on eBay are going to get much less than they would without the debacle.
On EK, the internal racism is just one of many reasons to never give them money. That was with the Slovenian branch AFAIK too. So they might continue exist despite their missteps but I would recommend against them.
Simply put we dont want competition going away. If Intel fixes the current problems and comes out of their issues, it is only good for us consumers. Been an AMD buyer for 3 generations including their GPU, but these companies are not our friends. Without competition AMD will absolutely go ape on us. They will always please their stock holders first. That is the nature of business today. Look at Nvidia.
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yo my friend gave me his i9 14900k with his whole mobo set that he just bought for my r5 5600 and 5800x3d
when Nvidia says shortage I hear they are trying to raise up their already Rip off prices!!!
This. And it says to me AMD and Intel Arc look pretty darn good for those wanting to build a system.
@@FlukasMcDoogle Is there, objectively, a good reason not go go with AMD on the GPU side of things? Ignoring the 4090. If you want/need that, there's no alternative, but under that?
@@maskharat
A big reason is because Nvidia has a much fuller software stack than either AMD or Intel. In particular, Nvidia has CUDA. There are many software applications (such as Blender, for one) that are CUDA accelerated and thus basically require Nvidia hardware to run the best it can. This is somewhat of a vendor lock for many people who use such applications, but if all you do is game with your GPU then the choices you have are a little more varied.
@@aykh1705 Exactly but then gamers don't need to pay the high prices considering the ROI is not going to make much difference to enjoyment.
Seems like some wants another yatch/mansion/whatever
As a member of my companies IT Infrastructure team, thank you for the heads up on the Windows update, sent it to my boss and he was able to block it before it caused any problems.
For a second i thought you were gonna talk about some helpful windows update but that was a funny turn 😂
It’s bad policy to auto update anyway, always wait a week or 2 so other people can find the bugs
more like a month or two @@Starwarman1
@@Starwarman1 we have a system that queues the update to go through later, unless we hear about problems with it like this one.
It was released on July 9th. You should have it were you have a approve before pushing out Windows updates and at min wait a few weeks. Also it's not affecting all Windows Laptops and Servers.
Blanket forts have the best audio, you should try that for the next video.
We need this at the top of comments
Only if he fully commits and talks about the animals leaving us, or the aliens not contacting us.
Matpat moment
My audio room is a giant blanket fort so this comment is underrated. 😂
Audio professional here of 20 years and I too can confirm that statement is correct 👍
EK U.S.’s issues stemmed from the fact that EK Europe was taking from EK U.S. to cover EK Europe’s shortfalls.
So the main problem was EK Europe not EK U.S.
Can we juat skip Intels new/next generation of CPUs? They haven't handled their whole CPU debacle very well and I feel like we as consumers need to show that its NOT ok to do that. They already sold a ton of raptor lake chips and made their money. We should just skip 1 generation so they actually feel the effects of them being shady. Just buy AMD this time around and if you feel so inclined, buy Intel next time.
Yeah but I need them to survive, we need them to survive so that AMD doesn't turn into Nvidia.
consumer boycots always end up with competition raising their prices. the invisible hand of the free market is the one to strike them the hardest with people just not buying their chips when they produce something bad.
@@HalP-fz3iyoh they will absolutely survive. They will be back at some point, guaranteed. I just think they need to feel some financial sting for what they did and AMD could use a little market share. That's why I said to skip just 1 generation, not to stop buying them forever. We absolutely need the competition.
@@HalP-fz3iy their main income is companies, they don't really care about "normal" customers
Journalistic malpractice
Brett. Re 13th Gen oxidation issues.
Since Intel has not released any data on this, you can't say it had minimal impact. We don't know whether they quietly recalled affected chips, or just kept their fingers crossed no one would notice.
In fact, if it wasn't for the efforts of channels like GN and Level 1 Tech, I doubt they'd have admitted to it even now.
Whoever's editing, please dial back the (probably Adobe AI) voice cleanup by like 5-10%, it's making Brett's voice sound really weird and hollow.
I think it has more to do with the source audio rather than the clean up. He even complained about the crappy area he recorded in at the beginning. Maybe what Brett needs are some sound blankets while he travels.
I think elevenlabs provides good audio cleanup as well.
@@sidlives2672Yeh, he said he was in an echoey area without any specific good recording spot.
@@sidlives2672 Yeah I do video editing for a living, I know that sometimes the source audio is atrocious, but Adobe has its AI tool that allows you to set the amount of reduction, too much reduction turns the voice robotic. You want just enough that it removes the noise but also doesn't distort the voice too badly.
@@xmlthegreat Makes sense, but regardless of the AI capabilities it is still GIGO. Sound processing can only do so much.
Oh no. Buying the 4070 will become more difficult.
Anyway...
have you seen the intel arc 😅
intel arc on top
No degraded cpu crash they dont "perform less" they just crash
Degraded silicon will still run at a lower voltage curve. You just have to manually underclock it.
@@vgtrombone Not really no if you are lucky the faulty part won't get hit as much but there is still a faulty part in that cpu that will crash you when activated
This sounds. Kind of opposing to what I know, CPU core degradation effects the usability of the cores no? So like, wouldn't not being able to leverage your cores to perform the workloads they should definitely be able to perform count as being less performant? Like it sounds like it very literally performs less.
Intel is not recovering from this. First having chips fail like that is bad, but not issuing replacements for your mistakes on cpu’s that cost as much as a mid-low end pc is shooting yourself in the foot. No amount of Lunar Lake will fix that
Same thing was said about AMD ten years ago, we will see...
thing is what can consumer and their client can do? completely ditch intel? it is unrealistic because AMD at best only able to serve 30%+ of world x86 processor.
@@rodturner6759 the thing about that is that Intel lost a lawsuit and had to pay AMD a bunch of money around that time. AMD used this money for the R&D of Ryzen.
@@rodturner6759 AMD cpus 10 years ago were completely stable and did not die, nor did they receive a performance degradation after you bought them. They were just mediocre in performance.
@@PineyJusticeI had fx8000 series that absolutely degraded. But after it degraded it was still way faster then stock.
While a lightly degraded CPU may run fine at lowered voltages, clocks, TDP limit, etc., a more severely degraded CPU will cause application and system crashes. While some people may be fine with that, I run my systems for 50+ days at a time between reboots for OS and driver updates, I don't appreciate random crashes. A CPU that may cause crashes a few times per week is worse than worthless to me since it will waste space in my e-waste pile.
I bought a FX9590 Black, good times, good times
Only comment on Lunar Lake... ppl won't rush into them regardless of the performance if the current crisis isn't handled properly..
Stick it to Intel, just call it the i9, to heck with this "Ultra" hullabaloo!
Any intel generation looks good as long as it doesn’t fry itself lol
Yeah, intel has typically been great for gaming. Amd has closed the gaps, but the price performance was there
I kind of want to get my hands on one of the misprinted 9000 series AMD processors just so I can display it
You're starting to become my morning routine. Learning about some tech, sipping on my coffee, and your voice is becoming a soothing background noise now. Anyone else developing this new habit? Thanks for the content!
7700K was the first single core speed increase since the 4790K
Brett, to me you actually sounded better than the day before regarding the location you chose. I don’t know if the audio was cleaned up in post or not, but you sounded fine.
man. I love your videos.
for a better sound quality, you don't have to buy the most expensive mic. instead, you must, by all means, control your room acoustics.
a simple solution: get some thicker curtains and rugs. the thicker the better. you can use some dark thick fabrics like winter blankets or quilts, anything that you can use as a damper to avoid sound reflection or any aberrations in your acoustics.
use furniture with a lot of foamy and fabric cushion and some big pillows, made an indirect bass traps with a plastic container filled with foam or some fabric and a hole in the cover, put it on a corner and see results.
or build some hanging deflectors and sound absorbers, (a lot aesthetic than pillows and curtains made from winter quilts)
man, I wish you the best for you family and team. ...live longer and prosper 🖖
greetings from Colombia
Comments on 7700k makes me want a cpu hot takes/certified bangers list/roast my old builds series.
I'll start, roast me. haven't bought blue side since my i5-3570k.
All I heard you say was "yeah, just buy the 14900k and wait for the microcode update" I started watching at 14:56 ... Wow Brett, I can't believe you just said that with all of the instabilities with Intel processors! 😂
That is quite efficient for those new cpu's. My Ryzen 5 5500 has a single-core score of 1969 and multi-core score of 8886 on geekbench 6.
wasnt the eu for EK WB having issues too i thought? I remember there being some problems on the corporate level and not paying some people on their end as well. I remember complaints on the EU side not treating the U.S. side very well. I'm not sure though.
that Delta Force and Frostpunk 2 card would be my instant pick. It's been a long damn time since the very first Delta Force, and looking at the gameplay showcase so far, I'm sold. Especially that it will have the original Black Hawk Down campaign remastered as well
Have you seen any updates on NAND future pricing? Still quite a bit more expensive than it was a year ago.
Nvidia announces GDRR6X shortage. Translation: We want to inflate prices even more and we are using the RAM we have on AI accelerators only (and 4090s).
“This (location) sounds worse than the other one.” I thought it sounded pretty good, but I am far from an audiophile. Whatever you guys are doing to the sound in editing is working for me. *Shrug*
Shout out to Rikus for really finding a way to adjust it. It definitely was worse straight into the mic.
He really did, it sounds fine today. Keep working audio magic Rikus.
Should I sell my Nvidia 4090 ti since there’s a shortage? (I have two)
Nvidia is just limiting supply to overprice their cards at this point, yes you should sell them when stock runs out
i dont think people realize how bad the issue with intel cpu chips.... Like listen everyone IF 13TH GEN has had this problem as well, but went under the radar or was considered stable for an entire year! until 14th gen and really exasperated the issue. 14th gen chips even with any stability bios updates will probably face the same timeline of 13th gen chips. 1 or 2 years down the road, this silicon is just being pushed WAYYYYYYYYYYY to hard by intel without proper lithography changes or shrinks.
AMD: *release AFMF 2.0*
NVIDIA: Ah yes my RT/DLSS FG technique i haven't used this since the heian era
Main drawback of that is it isn't driver level sadly
Now use it on a non-dlss game
I'm really looking forward to Intel next generation CPU, especially Arrow Lake, but I think they have an uphill battle when it comes to computing with AMD from now on. If Intel only ties or just barely beats Zen 5, any prudent person is going to go for AMD without thinking twice. Right now AMD is positioned to gain a lot of market if Ryzen 9000 is simply decent instead of great.
Yeah, I think this is gonna help AMD grow in the server space. I'm aware it doesn't seem to affect their Xeons. But how they are handling this will likely shake loose some more corporate customers from Intel.
I really don't know how much it'll affect the consumer market. Of course a lot of us will be a little wary but will it break thru to normal consumers. I doubt it, unless it gets worse. Any change there likely depends on how the system builders feel.
Hopefully Intel stops sandbagging and proactively addresses this. We need good strong competition to keep innovation going and prices down. So many seem convinced Intel is doomed, but I don't see it.
you might try using your phone to record the audio via headphones or lavalier mic. idk, just an idea for the max utilization of what you have at hand.
I thought it was the other way around. That the US side was trying to do things right but the main company was doing and forcing the US side to do garbage.
That was my take away too. But I'm open to being wrong. I'd like to know about all the data his using to "synthesize" his response. Either way I'll personally stay away from them for awhile just to be safe, no matter what.
Use the Nividia broadcast to help with reverb
I installed the preview driver & Im seeing a reduction in frame gen lag from 22 ms to 9 ms on my system (Skyrim SE Modded to hell 1440P @ around 140 - 150 FPS) I havent really tested on other titles but it seems to be a much larger improvement than you mentioned. But I imagine it'll vary by title.
How high will the intel chips go in terms of wattage?
I appreciate the lower key vacation updates As I’m having my quiet coffee time.
I had the AMD FX chip for 12 years. The chip definitely underperformed and upgrading to the 7600x was quite the leap
When I think of "Apple" and "intelligence", I think of Wheatley from Portal 2.
30 Watts / 33 Watts is the TDP not the power draw. The memory is still physically separate from the compute die so TDP is probably no accounting for heat generated by memory
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your audio sounds slightly muddy in this video. i never noticed it before. i checked my end, i think it's your end. vocals sound a little muddy.
"ARTIFICIAL" Shortage
Funny thing Brett, Shawner is actually one of ZTTs mods for twitch and discord, and he puts out their deals every day! 18:04
Edit: I watched the next ten seconds and you said you’ve met him lol
What cloud strike starts... Microsoft finishes. 😅
And Intel Corrosion Inside® makes it impossible to experience either!
Funniest thing as there was an azure authentication outage today which basically destroyed our morning for new deployments, if you sign out youre basically ducked
Is there any Intel generation which was a good bargain since ryzen 3000? I donť think so.
I am sorry, but did you even look at the EK issues at all? The source of the problems was their slovenia HQ. The US branch closed down because the HQ had been syphoning off all of the revenue from there and the HQ was having problems paying people and suppliers, not just the US branch.
Edit: This information is from GN, jayztwocents, and der8our, not just GN, there is a reason all of them refuse to work with EK right now.
Tried AFMF 2 already, and while it's very tangibly better than AFMF1, it's still nowhere near Lossless Scaling, at least in terms of fluidity and quality.
competition is awesome. lets just hope it gets better outside the preview driver
@@Toufan1-gr4bryess. I'm so happy this software competition is actually managing to trickle down performance improvement even to budget builds. Sooner or later the time when gaming on an OLED in 1440p RT at 90FPS as 1% low will come, and we will fully enjoy it
I think you made confusion about AFMF 2 and Frame generation, AFMF works on drive level, Frame gen is on game core level. How AFMF will work on battlemage or 1080Ti? AFMF need adrenalin driver.
AFMF is a type of frame generation.
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@@coolbeans007 yes, but is driver level, needed of adrenalin software, so how will be works for battlemage or nvidia old's like he says, thats my point.
@@jhonatanpereira2552 oh ok
Manufacturer should start working on the efficiency more then the power itself, new cpu and gpu are good but the main problem is the power use, you can't even cool a 14900k property 400-500w for a gpu ? 400w for a cpu ? If this trend continues in like 10 years gpu gonna use like 2000w and have its own power plug and ac build in
You can DIY the efficiency on AMD cpus, they give you a power slider that works the same way as on a graphics card so you can limit how much power you use. Der 8auer tried in on Ryzen 7000 and found that you can drop the power limit to 75% and lose
They used to. But people complained. Cause it didn't have as much power as they thought it should have... cause literally they think more power means more power...
My old 14900ks that I sent back, 2 cores failed (Still worked but had issues). With those 2 preferred cores disabled, it didn't seem to care much, was still scoring high in benchmarks, gaming was solid, still boosted to 5.9ghz. But I traded it in for a new one under warranty. Cheers!
At this point Intel looks like playing out that typical villain troupe where the villain keeps absorbing so much power that it destroys the villain.
Actually yeah lmao
How can a company with so much experience in the industry mess up so bad. There must be some serious incompetence and negligence in the management right now.
How good are the 11th and 12th gen Intel nowadays? Especially on the used market. I'm finding alot of used 11th and 12th gen Intel processors and motherboards (and sometimes matching ram) for $250-$300, worth it. Upgrading from an AMD 9590 processor, so even the 11th gen will be crazy fast compared to what I had.
F for the gpu shortage ( i wanted to buy the 4070 super .) . Something i have learned , Intel may never have gpu shortage rather than overflow
core 2 duo that's old enough to vote, can open a chrome tab in 15 minutes, legend!
Nvidia: "we're gonna prioritize the MOST EXPENSIVE chips"
Amd has been stepping it up software wise recently I’m really excited to see what they do in these next coming gpu generations
Anyone saying Intel is done for is VASTLY underestimating their market share and foothold in OEM, data center and server side. They’re not going anywhere. They can bounce back and they know it.
I wonder if there's more to that Windows 11 update. I've noticed since I did an update yesterday, my PC runs worse than before the update. I even had 2 or 3 programs becoming incompatible despite functioning beforehand.
16:21 Intel's already talked about what? They've just admitted that there was an oxidation issues but Intel still sold the CPUs with that issue. Besides the admittance of the oxidation issue, what have they done? They haven't released any way for consumers to verify if your CPU was part of the batch of the CPUs that suffers from this issue, which is the least that they can do. They haven't guaranteed RMAs for any of the stability issues including the oxidation issue. The reason it is very important that they release a way to verify the oxidation problem is because you could RMA a chip and they could just send back to you another chip that also had the oxidation problem. Also, "it just affects 13th gen, not 14th gen" is not a good enough excuse, since I'm pretty sure many more people bought up 13th gen CPUs rather than 14th gen as the 14th gen refresh didn't provide any improvements to performance and by the time that they were released, 13th gen was already much cheaper and provided better price-to-performance. Stop giving excuses for Intel.
He's not giving excuses for Intel. It's better to focus on the architectural defect in 13600K and up and 14th gen, than have it convoluted with one of the many one off fab defects that happen all the time. If you somehow think your CPU is only affected by the oxidation defect, call Intel. If you think it's the far, far more serious defect that matters financially to Intel, hold your breathe. It's going to be a bumpy ride.
@@drewnewby what the heck are you even talking about? How is it better when I have no idea if my CPU is affected by the oxidation issue or not? Why shouldn't Intel release a way for consumers to find it out by themselves by releasing a list of affected batch numbers or something. "If you think your CPU is affected by the oxidation issue" yeah how exactly would I know that? How exactly does that manifest itself differently than the general stability issues of 13th/14th gen CPUs. I don't really have a microscope at home. They're clearly trying to downplay all the problems that are happening with their chips and it benefits no one but the corporation, if you keep siding with Intel corporation on this one.
@Dhruv-qw7jf No one is siding with Intel. You're spazzing over the wrong issue. The last Intel chip I bought was Sandy Bridge, the last one I run today is a 8086K they sent me. I stopped build Intel for customers at 12th gen. If you're so focused on the oxidation, look at your die and call Intel. From your other replies, you sound like your real concern is flipping chips and knowing which batches to buy, or whether you can still flip yours for more.
@@drewnewby bro this is literally my first PC build since 2015, so no, I was not planning on doing PC components, I just found out that's a thing that people do a little while ago so it's used value has obviously degraded. I usually build a good enough PC and then use it to the ground, like I did with my i3-3220, which is still running fine in my old PC btw. My biggest concern is that the 13600K, I bought it in April, and it has the manufacturing date of August 2023, and it will maybe not even last for half as long as my old i3-3220. And as far as "look at your die and call Intel", you're really going to go as far as saying that, and then claim that you're not defending Intel? That's shilling at its worst. I still don't get why you're opposed to the idea of giving some indicator to consumers of finding if their chips are affected by the oxidation issue. It means that people currently affected by it can find out if they are affected by this specific oxidation issue and it also means that Intel can't just RMA you another CPU that is affected by this issue as it can be easily identified.
I'm looking for upgrading my i9 12900k to cheap 14900k and limit vrm voltage from motherboard side to 1.4v. Cpu never gets more than 1.4v no matter requested vid.
those backplates remind me of the old days of gpus with robots and or robot girls on the gpu
Today's "Comment Response" segment was brutal.
6:40 4080 Super is out of stock here in EU already
Is AFMF available for iGPU if yes a tutorial will be appreciated ❤❤
Nvidia would be ramping down production to keep prices high and so existing skus don’t compete with future releases.
I am working biggest computer shop in my country and my 1 customers hit by that update and trying to buy key from us to unlock their system than I told what happend and can't help him make me bit sad.
When comment response is half the video, you know it'll be interesting.
never buy that mouse unless you want to see all your hand jam stuck in those open crevices where your palm rests
Speaking of Sapphire...I think we all deserve more variety when it comes to esthetics on PC components...I AM SO TIRED...of everything being black, or white and gray....seriously vomit material after 2 decades of shit bland looking 2 color monotone every-fucking-thing...I want a PINK motherboard PCB or BLUE one , or red or a cool purple like they made in the old days...sad enough you have to PAY MORE for something just to be 'white'...which is a complete bullshit scam entirely...and then have PC parts that literally look like everyone else...BORING....not everyone wants RGB lights...and having to rely on them for any color of any kind in your builds is kind of a fucking joke tbh...
This guy knows what he's talking about^👏😜really though...
I second that!
I honestly don't know why we don't have more colour variety, or why we don't have optional back plate colours from manufacturers.
PC cases are slowly starting to experiment with materials and colours (I really want them to be bolder with this).
@@UltimateGattai right? There's no way it would cost any different to make it today either...I just don't get it either...
We have variety but in all the wrong ways or what we want is in foreign markets
missed opportunity to say "UFDeals"
I love flying kites, will do!
I like that spot. and it compliments your voice
im glad amd is competing with DLSS and frame gen. NVDA prices are insane.
The responses to the question about the resale value of the Intel CPUs are way off. The problem is that the damage is permanent making these CPUs even at lower clocks likely to have much shorter life span than other CPUs and that you have no way of knowing how much degradation has occurred on any given CPU. Combine that with the perception from these issues and you end up with significantly lower resale value and potentially a significantly worse experience for a second owner.
Intel: "The issues with laptop chips are different to the ones affecting desktop chips".
Translation: We screwed up badly twice.
I got the 7700 xt frostpunk gpu and it came with a free frostpunk game it doesnt say on the box but inside was a card for the game
From this end, it sounds better here. IMO
ehh moment I heard GDDR6X I was like yay this doesn't affect AMD...since they don't ever use X Variants wish the HBM stuff wasn't so dang expensive...which honestly is what Nvidia should be using for their 90 class cards.....
I don’t see the use of bitlocker.
So uhm the new environment for the microphone audio does not sound great. It takes way more focus to make out of echo-oey concise and clear speech. It takes away the peacefulness and conciseness last recording room had. If you still want to record in this room, I recommend some sound dampening equipment eg I think foam. Disclaimer this advice should be taken with a grain of salt, because it is based only what I have seen others do on yt. Do your own research!
Regarding the Intel issue I've actually seen more reviewers saying that they can't or won't recommend 13th or 14th gen processors at the moment. I've also seen some say that AMD isn't perfect as well but as far as the current moment they are more stable and reliable. I don't think I've seen anyone recommend the processors ever since this issue started happening.
It sucks when you build a PC, 5 years later you can have one thats twice as powerful for half the price. 😞
congrats on 1 mil
GPU shortage when GPU manufacturers slow down the production to create the aforementioned shortage. Edit: It's not like Nvidia cannot invest more money into GDDR6X memory production, they literally have billions of dollars.
I disagree, the audio where you are today is quite a bit better than yesterday. Yesterday it had a very tinny sound in the Echo, today it's just background echo.
Oh man I have missed Spicy Brett
With tuppins for paper and string
you can have your own set of wings
with your feet on the ground you're a bird in flight
with your fist holding tight,
to the string of your kite
Ohh Ohh Ohh
Let's go fly a kite, up to the highest height
let's go fly a kite and send it soaring
up, through the atmosphere
up, where the air is clear
Ohh Let's go fly a kite
When you send it flying up there
all at once you're lighter then air
You can dance on the breeze
over houses and trees
with your fist holding tight
to the string of your kite
Ohh Ohh Ohh
Let's go fly a kite, up to the highest height
let's go fly a kite and send it soaring
up, through the atmosphere
up, where the air is clear
Ohh Let's go fly a kite
i tryed fsr3.0 with framegen in mw3 and while the game felt smoother it also felt very inputlaggy and it made it hard to aim and after i turned framegen of and only used fsr 3.0 upscaling it was way easyer to aim. to conclude it might be good for slower pace games that are hard to run but for fast pace games where you need high fps the most it is not worth using
edit: fixed a few spelling mistakes(there probaply still are some, i suck at spelling)
You totally missed the point of "Would you buy a used 14900K?". Your answer that sure you would if the price drops to $100 makes the poster's point. A person who owns a 14900K is going to get MUCH less than they should if they want to sell and upgrade to say 15th gen. While some larger outfits might be able to create a "Certified Used" brand that tests and warranties used CPUs, most individuals trying to sell on eBay are going to get much less than they would without the debacle.
I love that Reese is starting to sound more south African as time goes on
Man theres been a Shortage since 2019 if you ask me. None of these cards were worth buying.
It sounds worse but it's beautiful.
On EK, the internal racism is just one of many reasons to never give them money. That was with the Slovenian branch AFAIK too.
So they might continue exist despite their missteps but I would recommend against them.
Can u even recommend lunar lake after what intel has done over the last months
Simply put we dont want competition going away. If Intel fixes the current problems and comes out of their issues, it is only good for us consumers. Been an AMD buyer for 3 generations including their GPU, but these companies are not our friends. Without competition AMD will absolutely go ape on us. They will always please their stock holders first. That is the nature of business today. Look at Nvidia.
Your macbook looks awesome.