..or maybe not considering that crowd strike is owned by BlackRock, the same company associated with the man who tried to kill trump, then bricked half the world PC less than a week afterwards.@@Connie_TinuityError
Doesn't matter to the larger public. Their brand value and recognition is too powerful in the public's mind. I keep suggesting more powerful, more efficient and longer battery life AMD laptops to my friends and family and they keep buying an Intel i5 laptop. I pleaded with many of them to no avail. To most people Xerox=photocopy and computer processor=Intel.
@@madhavdhilip From my experience AMD laptop chips aren't good, at least in the heat department. I've replaced many AMD laptop motherboards because the CPU overheats and dies. Desktop AMD chips on the other hand are great. I have two main AMD desktop computers, and both of them run great.
There is a gaming center that will have 80x 13900K’s. Opening first or next month. They wanted to hire me to maintain updates of games and also maintain the computers themselves with chipset updates and bios and what not. I said no, I don’t wanna deal with intel to only have you fire me because I can’t fix them because it’s not my fault.
Welcome to the world of service overall. Not sayin you should get used to it but it happens often. Imagine a tire repair mechanic who, after diagnosing a flat as caused by over 50 nails in, is then told by the service manager that the customer maintains that the nails are special and that the tire must be fixed without removing any of the nails. The customer is always right, right? This simple scenario reflects the daily life of a great many service tech jobs across the country.
He is suggesting some crazy extra tariffs on all imports into the US from everywhere, plus even more from China. So sales will drop in the US because of price hikes, meaning oversupply and price drops everywhere else. It would be a good thing for Europeans. Plus I'm not entirely sure if Trump understands that the importers, the US citizens, pay the import tariffs and not the exporters because he keeps going on about letting China pay the extra cost for the US trade deficit. He'll be raising taxes like crazy.
@@j.d.4697 girl what? not to get political, but did you not watch the part where trump legit plans to essentially assfuck the us chip market? no more iphones!
But my services are only a mouth next user because they has updated windows on the day they Deviler a message ( Windows is better than Mac - Mac still alive and window crashed thank windows you made me think i was infected )
Yeah that is what i have been saying as well and even before i was saying that those i9 temps and power draw isn't ok and it seems like a real problem. I laugh when i see RUclipsrs make videos and just pull out the i9 as "The fastest chip on the market". No is not. AMD chips are. Because they can actually faction normally. The i9 is like an engine in constant nitro boost ready to explode. If it was actually the fastest chip it wouldn't need to be pushed like that. AMD wisely didn't try to crazy push their chips like that just to pretend they are on top.
@@SIPEROTH good explanation you got there, I remember the first time I tested the 10th an 11th gen i7 10700k & 11700k ooo boy they run so damn hot I was afraid they would ruin the motherboard and why not, and the power draw over 200w that was it for me tbh
I understand why AI company’s have scraped data without permission, they are just copying data brokers who scrape date, unless you specifically ask them not to give your information to spammer.
That would actually be best, since that means that China won't suddenly have 60% of the global chip manufacturing in their pockets. If TSMC disappears, then Samsung and Intel will boom in profitability as everybody will fight on getting chips produced. I guess whatever China has in house will also boom in production and profitability. But it will be a huge distruption too, as a lot of chips will simply not be made anymore, smartphones and many industries will suddenly have huge bottlenecks. Trump is crazy enough to welcome a situation like this.
For those asking, TSMC basically has a plan to destroy all their equipment and data relating to their manufacturing in Taiwan if China was in any way about to take that part of Taiwan
The Brief being at the end helps, but I feel Release Monitor should be first; just from my perspective, I'd like to know what's new first, it just ups my energy through hype when it's something that intrigues me.
Been on an internet blackout for the paste few days... gotta catch up to everything now
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There's one big drawback from RCS support in iOS in my experience. Spam texts switched to RCS as well, so they can know if you read the text, which can help them find numbers used by real people.
I'd like to offer a minor correction regarding your understanding of AI training. AI does not replicate content from you or any other creative individuals. Instead, it learns from the content and constructs its neural network by recognizing patterns within that content. This process is akin to how you learn by watching other videos and develop your own biological neural network in your brain. Take, for example, if you appreciated a video transition effect that MKBHD utilized in one of his videos and you implemented a similar effect in your own video. In doing so, you haven't infringed upon MKBHD's copyright because you didn't directly copy a clip from his work for your transition. Rather, you created a comparable effect based on your interpretation of it. I hope this explanation sheds light on what AI training entails.
AI training their stuff on stolen content is completely normal. I'm pretty sure there's been some authors tryna sue open AI for creating AI generated novels that is suspiciously close to real books. As for intel making defective chips 🍟 I can only imagine that's due to an issue with the manufacturing process or they verified the chips wrong during simulation & testing 🤷🏾♂️
First there was (still is) stealing from photo websites and artists (of course without consent as well), now people realise that big corps do the same with videos? Big news wow, who could have predicted. First time in my life I want to say " obviously bruh". Either way, happy Friday!
2:49 Not really, Intels Semiconductor manufacturing has almost come to an end, and now even Intel sources it's Chips from TSMC! Only competitor is Samsung, and even it can't compete!
Did you realise how pointless is what you just said? Is like someone saying back in 1994, Sony should just focus on their TV's and walkmans and cameras and stop trying to make a console. No one talks about Sony games or Sony gaming hardware.
Could you maybe link your sources in the future, it's pretty annoying to hear something and then find not a single source talking about it. I couln't find a single source that rayban doesn't want the next gen glasses under their brand, only that meta is considering buying the parent company of ray ban.
@@FlorinArjocu I know what rayban is, but I was looking for the source of the news he dropped in the video. I'm working in the industry, so the news was something that was contrary to what I know, that's why I tried to look it up but couldn't find it.
Hey boss, I dont remember your name, but just wanted to say that I wish these vid were longer. I mean: no need to keep it short, Id hear all of your thoughts on these various interesting tech topics. Like in a podcast form or whatever. Id watch/listen the whole thing, and probably relisten the following next days. Your expert commentary as an industry insider is well-appreciated P.S: I wish youd link up with Ben Sin, hes my other favourite youtuber. The two of you make up half of my weekly dose of tech. Everyone else is below you guys, aka you guys rule!
The iMessage color simply reflect the method how you get the message, the green bubles arn't use your phone number anymore to identify the target of the message (it's replaced with userID who have that phone number), so you can get the green bubles on multiple devices (Mac, iPad), but the blue bubles still use the SMS method, alias only the device with exactly the same phone number/SIM card will get the message. Alias if you work on your Mac for 8 hours, you only need to check the blue bubles on the phone after that 8 hours period, because all other messages was readable on your Mac too.
Keep in mind: 1. Said Microsoft story has also happened to both Mac & Linux already. (See "The Londuke Journal for details), as Brian covered it this morning for 24 minutes. 2. The Friday Check Out goes to Nebula first, so there definitely would have not been enough time to add this story atsuch scale.
The comments about the costs of defending Taiwan need to have context. If Taiwan was spending more of its own money on defense of its islands, then maybe the USA wouldn't be so disgusted. But many of Taiwan's citizens are essentially untrained in resistance, nor do most of its citizens seem to believe in actually fighting. If you look at the percentage of GDP spending on military and military training of its citizens, it is a pretty small amount. Taiwan is apparently depending on the USA paying for defending the country, thus Taiwan gets to keep its military spending down and also avoid training its population. For example, Taiwan does not have a military draft for its citizens or its male citizens.
"I'm not exactly sure what Trump is thinking." He's thinking if you say "Please pay us for helping defend you" the answer you get is not what you wanted. On the other hand if you know about the Art of the Deal you have to seem "ready to walk" to get the best deal out of it. In this case USA paid almost all the funding and gave all the tech to set up TSMC, is now dependent on TSMC who makes all the profit, and pays huge bills to defend Taiwan. Almost any political restructuring and renegotiation of the status quo ends up being a win for the American economy. It doesn't take a genius to see that. What does take a genius is scanning the globe for "bad deals" your country is in and literally knowing how to stir up a renegotiation, as Trump successfully did with NAFTA and many other deals.
I get why it’s frustrating that AI uses your content for learning and might replace jobs. However, I don't think it's bad, similar to how the Industrial Revolution ruined many jobs was ultimately beneficial. Yes, AI can unintentionally plagiarize, just like art students might after studying many paintings. But it won’t be illegal as long as people can legally use RUclips to learn to draw, start channels, or master Photoshop. AI is essentially doing the same thing, so banning it would mean restricting free access to knowledge and making places like universities the only option. Which will never happen
Anyone here with a Z790 Dark Hero and 14900K that flashed the latest 1402 bios? I am on 1202 because I heard the newer bios makes crashes worse. Would love input from people who installed the new Intel Microcode.
The chip wars are still worse than told here. According Dutch news about ASML, it may be that the USA is going to forbid to deliver USA made spare parts for maintenance of machines in China.
"AI models steal works of artists and makes producing images super easy" - That is okay, it will not replace artists, it's only going to make their workflow faster. Don't worry. "AI models steal data from youtubers and makes producing videos super easy" - They are going to replace us!!!! The internet is dead.
Well, I remember your last few months, choke full of news and stories about AI. I mean, yeah, there is still a lot of investment in this area but I could not help but notice you appeared enthusiastic about it.
The warframe dev didn't say all their crashes came from intel, they said all of that one particular tyoe of crash came from intel on one particular dev system of one of his wfh colleague. He has since posted a follow up.
For some time, i thought i got defective 13600K, until i figured out that my random restarts were caused by Nvidia drivers - and it took me some time to find a stable one. But before i got this 13600K, i´ve got 14500, which WAS defective (it was deteriorating within days of usage) and i had to RMA it. Btw. the issue with Trump is, that guy is NOT thinking at all - he´s just throwing out whatever will come on his mind (and you can´t really argument with anyone, who thinks they´re always right). After all, he´s got an election to win! So he must promise whatever he thinks people will want (just like the wall with Mexico).
What happened with the audio quality of your voice? It's like an overcompressed WMA format or highly lossy 96kbps MP3 or Bluetooth SBC codec compression. Maybe there was a change in microphone?
Can anyone tell me if the 13900 and 14900 processors are also having the same problems and instability issues as the 13900k and 14900k or are only the ones with the “K” nomenclature at the end that are having this problem?
Please I need to know, are Intel 14700F CPUs failing too? Please can I get a link to a comprehensive report with the list of all Intel CPUs that are failing? Thanks.
Can we talk about how Intel meet your lake? Still stinks? It was supposed to be this huge improvement over the previous generation, and it involved a tremendous amount of complexity. Yet, it is barely better.
its really not that complicated at all , the motherboard venders did not follow intel,s power specs and voltages .... in almost all bio,s Gigabyte, Asus , MSI , Asrock they use their own power specs automatically setup and in use , which is dumb .. intels power spec is 125 too 256 absolutely tops thats what it should be set at in bios for PL1 125 and PL2 256 .. but the venders set it too unlimited for overclocking which is asinine as if you dont have a high end cooler for overclocking will overheat and crash the system for the cpu too save itself from cooking !! the solution is when building a 13th gen i9 or 14th gen i9 system is too go into bios immediately and set Intel power limits and also manually set ram too default manufacturer settings for ram !! and no crashes or issues will happen .. in some cases in bio,s like gigabytes even the intel power specs are higher then they should and not 125-256 and has too be set manually .. so motherboard venders are the issue and the fix is then correcting this with a bios update in which alot of basic users do not know how too do .. so again the problem isnt Intel , its bios issues with the new Ai motherboards trying too overclock automatically and set PL1 and PL2 waaay too high ... as for servers its the same situation and same motherboard venders ... buy a 13/14th gen intel chip just update bios and make sure you set intel power limits in bios ... also oxidization doesnt happen unless water H2O contacts copper and other metals which would void warranty and be USERs FAULT ... so their is a fix and the issue is known .. but it seems theirs no worthy tech news soo your making a bigger deal about this then it needs too be and DRAMA !!! need that content Eh ..
Intel for sure nows what the problem is it’s letting the single core boost algorithms run the chip up on one perf core 2 threads to near 6 ghz pushing voltage to those threads individually making them degrade quicker than the rest of the cpu. This is an issue for people who don’t understand how CPUs work and let the stock settings just run the whole system. Intel did this to better compete against AMD in cinebench scores for day 1 reviews all for sales becouse the only thing the tech media does is run a few benchmarks and tell people what to buy. It’s stupid leading stupid so Intel changing the voltage limits and locking all the cores at this point would make the original claims of clock speed , effeciency , etc all invalid and lead to a large class action . If you own a Intel chip you should be locking your cores and undervolting it anyway you might not get that extra 5% in performance letting it scream but it’s just been common practice to keep your silicon at safe operating limits if you have been into overclocking cpus the last decade you would understand this pretty quickly once you saw how these things run out the box haha. It’s no surprise they are going to degrade faster than previous gen CPUs when allowed to run at stock settings to me it’s actually amazing 13th gen has been out 2 years now and it’s not a bigger issue , again the ryzen 7000 I beleive will also show this same issue with chip degradation it’s just there are less of them in the wild and they aren’t clocked as high but for sure they run hot at stock settings they will have the exact same issue in the long run. As far as tech media publishing large numbers of failures the level 1 tech published the Alderon development team as having a 50% failure rate and this is a very small Indy game maker who has less than 50 employees and I’m sure that means they prob have 20 Intel systems they probably self built and setup and wonder why they are not perfect. Hardly a real data point overall when there are millions of these systems in operation. And then tomhardware published a article saying a VFX company named Modelfarm in Australia was having issues with there Intel processors and was switching to 9950x (haha even though they aren’t released yet) This is a company that has less than 8 employees… come on so are they all on 13th and 14th gen PCs? And they are really experiencing a 50% failure rate? I’m pretty sure what we are seeing is the same ole same ole new Architecture is about to release next month by the competition and this is a scummy way of corporate anti marketing wouldn’t be the first time stuff like this has happened. And why would they not be on actual professional workstations using consumer desktop/workststion products and then publicly claiming larger failure rates than anyone in the industry publicly… while being such small companies that getting all new free hardware from Intels competitor for making these claims possibly??? Idk seems way to fishy since it’s literally on the eve of AMD next gen being released. If Intel was having 50% failures on these chips within 2 years it would be not hide able. I would be thinking at stock settings both cpu manufacturers at this point are tuning there CPUs to have less than a expected 5 year lifespan it’s just the way the war over benchmarks has evolved the space for sales. Both companies should be looking to tune back there CPUs for longevity and overall efficiency and compete on stability and features . But I doubt that is going to happen with the race to the
I suggest you use a text disclaimer at the beginning of your videos prohibiting the use of your videos for the training of AI tools. An if necessary tell the viewers too. Add the text to all your videos descriptions even old ones.
The problem is: the CPU are NOT getting ENOUGH voltages! Motherboard Manufacturers Power AC and DC load-line settings in the Bios are changing the voltages that the CPU gets, thus not providing enough voltages at certain frequencies under high loads. I can run the 12 gen CPU on Load line calibration LLC 1 fine, but the 14 gen needs LLC 8 to achieve higher frequencies because there is too much V droop at lower Load-line settings, and the CPU does not get enough voltages under higher loads.. 14 gen needs more power and voltages under high loads.. So Motherboard manufacturers just needs to fix their Bios settings ... And it is cool that intel lets us change the load-line settings so that we can under-volt the CPU, but if the under-volt is too aggressive crashes, errors, or instability happens. i tested this, and even the "out of video Memory" error was not present when i just was sending a bit more voltage to the CPU, but it was present if i was sending to little voltage. Apps and games were not starting or crashing with too little voltages, but not crashing anymore with a bit more.. It's actually not Intel's fault! it's Motherboard Manufacturers! because they made Bios with different very low AC Power load-line settings to under-volt the CPU by default. Intel specification recommends that AC and DC power load line setting have to be the same value, But motherboard manufacturers always put very low AC load-line settings by default, compare to DC load-line.. thus sending much lower voltage to the CPU than required.. You can check your motherboard AC and DC Load-line values in HWiNFO, in the "Main window" click on central processor, expand it, click on your processor and scroll down to the "IA Domain Loadline (AC/DC):" i bet they are different values even tho: "intel recommendations "intel default settings" clearly sate: "DC load Line must be equal to AC load Line".
"I've already edited this and will not re-edit just because of CrowdStrike's Global issue" starter pack
"...and I will wait till next week to talk about CrowdStrike, by which point the incident would have already gone stale"
and us viewers consider this a 'dick move'
..or maybe not considering that crowd strike is owned by BlackRock, the same company associated with the man who tried to kill trump, then bricked half the world PC less than a week afterwards.@@Connie_TinuityError
How many Ls has Intel collected so far?
Enough for a whole pack of lollipops.
Doesn't matter to the larger public. Their brand value and recognition is too powerful in the public's mind. I keep suggesting more powerful, more efficient and longer battery life AMD laptops to my friends and family and they keep buying an Intel i5 laptop. I pleaded with many of them to no avail. To most people Xerox=photocopy and computer processor=Intel.
a lot😂😂
@@madhavdhilip From my experience AMD laptop chips aren't good, at least in the heat department. I've replaced many AMD laptop motherboards because the CPU overheats and dies.
Desktop AMD chips on the other hand are great. I have two main AMD desktop computers, and both of them run great.
@@DacLMKwhat generations are those amd chips?
There is a gaming center that will have 80x 13900K’s. Opening first or next month. They wanted to hire me to maintain updates of games and also maintain the computers themselves with chipset updates and bios and what not. I said no, I don’t wanna deal with intel to only have you fire me because I can’t fix them because it’s not my fault.
Yeah because everyone except Intel is taking the blame right now and it's fucked up.
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Welcome to the world of service overall. Not sayin you should get used to it but it happens often. Imagine a tire repair mechanic who, after diagnosing a flat as caused by over 50 nails in, is then told by the service manager that the customer maintains that the nails are special and that the tire must be fixed without removing any of the nails. The customer is always right, right? This simple scenario reflects the daily life of a great many service tech jobs across the country.
Cool story bro
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In light of this bloody mess, Intel need to rename Intel Core to Intel Gore...
*Better in : Intel GONE ...*
@@gertjanvandermeij4265 🤣🤣🤣Yes! "Intel Outside"
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yes finally my childhood joke is becoming true!
Give some credit. Intel Gore invented the internet.
Hopefully we won't end up with another chip shortage
That will not be a shortage, but a complete lack of.
Don't worry, Trump will fix it.
He already discussed with his experts how they might use one of his ideas to use chips from the supermarkets.
He is suggesting some crazy extra tariffs on all imports into the US from everywhere, plus even more from China. So sales will drop in the US because of price hikes, meaning oversupply and price drops everywhere else. It would be a good thing for Europeans.
Plus I'm not entirely sure if Trump understands that the importers, the US citizens, pay the import tariffs and not the exporters because he keeps going on about letting China pay the extra cost for the US trade deficit. He'll be raising taxes like crazy.
I can hang on my Threadripper for a couple of years more , but yeah, not a good future..
@@j.d.4697 girl what? not to get political, but did you not watch the part where trump legit plans to essentially assfuck the us chip market? no more iphones!
The BSOD was too late to be ready for this Friday checkout
Next week in Friday check out :
Crowdstrike: hold my beer
But my services are only a mouth next user because they has updated windows on the day they Deviler a message
( Windows is better than Mac - Mac still alive and window crashed thank windows you made me think i was infected )
Shame the biggest tech story of the year didn't make it in due to editing/recording deadlines.
what story
what story
@@mikn999worldwide mass windows bsod on corporate PCs
Microsoft
@@mrraccoon6264More aptly, Crowdstrike which had a compatibility issue with Microsoft Windows
It’s growing back
I love how copyright protection only protection big corporations
If big tech can take your data and charge your for that then Piracy is also a moral way to get it back from them in equivalent amount
How come Intel can just say No to refunds for the broken chips?
they can't. What they are doing now is just buying time. If they cant come up with something soon the feds are going to step in.
That TA replacement neon is taking loooong
Custom neon ain't easy
because Intel is pushing their chips way too much since the 10th generation and now everything is out of hand to compete with AMD
Yeah that is what i have been saying as well and even before i was saying that those i9 temps and power draw isn't ok and it seems like a real problem.
I laugh when i see RUclipsrs make videos and just pull out the i9 as "The fastest chip on the market".
No is not. AMD chips are. Because they can actually faction normally.
The i9 is like an engine in constant nitro boost ready to explode. If it was actually the fastest chip it wouldn't need to be pushed like that.
AMD wisely didn't try to crazy push their chips like that just to pretend they are on top.
@@SIPEROTH good explanation you got there, I remember the first time I tested the 10th an 11th gen i7 10700k & 11700k ooo boy they run so damn hot I was afraid they would ruin the motherboard and why not, and the power draw over 200w that was it for me tbh
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As this pessimistic video is coming up, the global internet literally died for a day and millions of computers are still to be saved.
Oh well.
The UserBenchmark "CPUpro" must be having a meltdown right now.
he’d post it but his Intel PC went kaput
I understand why AI company’s have scraped data without permission, they are just copying data brokers who scrape date, unless you specifically ask them not to give your information to spammer.
Surely Trump realizes TSMC has a salt-the-earth policy in case of invasion?
That would actually be best, since that means that China won't suddenly have 60% of the global chip manufacturing in their pockets. If TSMC disappears, then Samsung and Intel will boom in profitability as everybody will fight on getting chips produced. I guess whatever China has in house will also boom in production and profitability. But it will be a huge distruption too, as a lot of chips will simply not be made anymore, smartphones and many industries will suddenly have huge bottlenecks.
Trump is crazy enough to welcome a situation like this.
what is that??
What??
What???
For those asking, TSMC basically has a plan to destroy all their equipment and data relating to their manufacturing in Taiwan if China was in any way about to take that part of Taiwan
By far the best channel for tech news
It's so good right!
I'm wondering if Intel used AI at all in the prototyping of the new chips. Why a dip in quality so suddenly? AI is the first thing that comes to mind.
The Brief being at the end helps, but I feel Release Monitor should be first; just from my perspective, I'd like to know what's new first, it just ups my energy through hype when it's something that intrigues me.
I'm in agreement
Been on an internet blackout for the paste few days... gotta catch up to everything now
There's one big drawback from RCS support in iOS in my experience.
Spam texts switched to RCS as well, so they can know if you read the text, which can help them find numbers used by real people.
1:10 Warframe is a game, the publisher is Digital Extremes
Why are some people now only taking notice of ai training problems with RUclips scraping but not with ai being trained on artists work?
The best IT news source the Friday checkout unfortunately missed the biggest story of the year, the Windows apolcalypse
At least it make Mac look cool is keep alive where other people using windows crashed
Everyone is going AMD, it’s beautiful
Came here for crowdstrike and....
Yes, Intel has its own fabs but they also use tsmc. Please do your due dilligence.
So? He never said they didn't use them.
I'd like to offer a minor correction regarding your understanding of AI training. AI does not replicate content from you or any other creative individuals. Instead, it learns from the content and constructs its neural network by recognizing patterns within that content. This process is akin to how you learn by watching other videos and develop your own biological neural network in your brain.
Take, for example, if you appreciated a video transition effect that MKBHD utilized in one of his videos and you implemented a similar effect in your own video. In doing so, you haven't infringed upon MKBHD's copyright because you didn't directly copy a clip from his work for your transition. Rather, you created a comparable effect based on your interpretation of it. I hope this explanation sheds light on what AI training entails.
AI training their stuff on stolen content is completely normal. I'm pretty sure there's been some authors tryna sue open AI for creating AI generated novels that is suspiciously close to real books. As for intel making defective chips 🍟 I can only imagine that's due to an issue with the manufacturing process or they verified the chips wrong during simulation & testing 🤷🏾♂️
First there was (still is) stealing from photo websites and artists (of course without consent as well), now people realise that big corps do the same with videos? Big news wow, who could have predicted. First time in my life I want to say " obviously bruh".
Either way, happy Friday!
No news for crowdstrike patchocalypse ?
He will in the next video maybe. Well my windows laptop broken down because it kept on restarting damaging the laptop
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I like how RUclipsrs didn't really take any stance for other artists until it was THEIR work being used.
2:49 Not really, Intels Semiconductor manufacturing has almost come to an end, and now even Intel sources it's Chips from TSMC!
Only competitor is Samsung, and even it can't compete!
Games are glitched as a 3 legged 🐐 , you blame intel 😆
13th and 14th gen are also in laptops.
Dyson should focus on making a roomba equivalent, ive never seen a single person wearing a dyson headset and even speak about their audio equipment
Did you realise how pointless is what you just said?
Is like someone saying back in 1994, Sony should just focus on their TV's and walkmans and cameras and stop trying to make a console. No one talks about Sony games or Sony gaming hardware.
Could you maybe link your sources in the future, it's pretty annoying to hear something and then find not a single source talking about it.
I couln't find a single source that rayban doesn't want the next gen glasses under their brand, only that meta is considering buying the parent company of ray ban.
It is a huge Italian company that has most premium glass brands, the eyecare company Essilor and a few others.
@@FlorinArjocu I know what rayban is, but I was looking for the source of the news he dropped in the video. I'm working in the industry, so the news was something that was contrary to what I know, that's why I tried to look it up but couldn't find it.
@@chocolatezt For me it is the first time to hear it and I kind of doubt it. These companies usually try to stay in their field.
Hey boss, I dont remember your name, but just wanted to say that I wish these vid were longer. I mean: no need to keep it short, Id hear all of your thoughts on these various interesting tech topics. Like in a podcast form or whatever. Id watch/listen the whole thing, and probably relisten the following next days. Your expert commentary as an industry insider is well-appreciated
P.S: I wish youd link up with Ben Sin, hes my other favourite youtuber. The two of you make up half of my weekly dose of tech. Everyone else is below you guys, aka you guys rule!
2:46 "I don't know what Trump is thinking"
He isn't.
ChatGPT welcomed me to the Friday Checkout also!
The iMessage color simply reflect the method how you get the message, the green bubles arn't use your phone number anymore to identify the target of the message (it's replaced with userID who have that phone number), so you can get the green bubles on multiple devices (Mac, iPad), but the blue bubles still use the SMS method, alias only the device with exactly the same phone number/SIM card will get the message. Alias if you work on your Mac for 8 hours, you only need to check the blue bubles on the phone after that 8 hours period, because all other messages was readable on your Mac too.
Keep in mind:
1. Said Microsoft story has also happened to both Mac & Linux already. (See "The Londuke Journal for details), as Brian covered it this morning for 24 minutes.
2. The Friday Check Out goes to Nebula first, so there definitely would have not been enough time to add this story atsuch scale.
The comments about the costs of defending Taiwan need to have context. If Taiwan was spending more of its own money on defense of its islands, then maybe the USA wouldn't be so disgusted. But many of Taiwan's citizens are essentially untrained in resistance, nor do most of its citizens seem to believe in actually fighting. If you look at the percentage of GDP spending on military and military training of its citizens, it is a pretty small amount. Taiwan is apparently depending on the USA paying for defending the country, thus Taiwan gets to keep its military spending down and also avoid training its population. For example, Taiwan does not have a military draft for its citizens or its male citizens.
Ok maybe “I absolutely hate this future” was a bit dramatic.
no, its not...have you been sleeping the last 5 years?
It is called Zucker Pile.
The iPod replacement costs as much as an actual iPod 💀
Surprised to hear "Warframe" spoken here... Obligatory "Clem Grakata!"
"I'm not exactly sure what Trump is thinking."
He's thinking if you say "Please pay us for helping defend you" the answer you get is not what you wanted. On the other hand if you know about the Art of the Deal you have to seem "ready to walk" to get the best deal out of it.
In this case USA paid almost all the funding and gave all the tech to set up TSMC, is now dependent on TSMC who makes all the profit, and pays huge bills to defend Taiwan. Almost any political restructuring and renegotiation of the status quo ends up being a win for the American economy. It doesn't take a genius to see that. What does take a genius is scanning the globe for "bad deals" your country is in and literally knowing how to stir up a renegotiation, as Trump successfully did with NAFTA and many other deals.
I get why it’s frustrating that AI uses your content for learning and might replace jobs. However, I don't think it's bad, similar to how the Industrial Revolution ruined many jobs was ultimately beneficial. Yes, AI can unintentionally plagiarize, just like art students might after studying many paintings. But it won’t be illegal as long as people can legally use RUclips to learn to draw, start channels, or master Photoshop. AI is essentially doing the same thing, so banning it would mean restricting free access to knowledge and making places like universities the only option. Which will never happen
ahhhh you could have had a blast with today's Crowdstrike BSOD news. maybe you recorded it earlier
I wonder if it will be in next week's Checkout, or if he'll do an entire separate video?
That‘s actually quite a bit worse than the Pentium fdiv bug.
Muahahahahaha! That introduction, bwahahahahahahaha! They have finally got to him... 😅
Anyone here with a Z790 Dark Hero and 14900K that flashed the latest 1402 bios? I am on 1202 because I heard the newer bios makes crashes worse. Would love input from people who installed the new Intel Microcode.
Happy Friday everyone!
It's not just Intel high-end 13/14 gen. Some mid range are hit too.
The chip wars are still worse than told here. According Dutch news about ASML, it may be that the USA is going to forbid to deliver USA made spare parts for maintenance of machines in China.
Apple's argument is kinda valid: they used the data only for an open source research project. Copyright doesn't apply in the same way to research.
Better starting to upgrade now before the entire industry gets messed up by another chip war. Maybe choosing AMD or Qualcomm though
"AI models steal works of artists and makes producing images super easy" - That is okay, it will not replace artists, it's only going to make their workflow faster. Don't worry.
"AI models steal data from youtubers and makes producing videos super easy" - They are going to replace us!!!!
The internet is dead.
Happy Friday for Microsoft 😬
AI will never be able to replace you Martin.
Did I miss something involving AI being trained by RUclips videos? Aren't those public? I mean would RUclipsrs charge companies for the AI training?
Well, I remember your last few months, choke full of news and stories about AI. I mean, yeah, there is still a lot of investment in this area but I could not help but notice you appeared enthusiastic about it.
I’m an artist whose work has been used in image generation models without my consent for years. Welcome to the club.
The warframe dev didn't say all their crashes came from intel, they said all of that one particular tyoe of crash came from intel on one particular dev system of one of his wfh colleague. He has since posted a follow up.
For some time, i thought i got defective 13600K, until i figured out that my random restarts were caused by Nvidia drivers - and it took me some time to find a stable one. But before i got this 13600K, i´ve got 14500, which WAS defective (it was deteriorating within days of usage) and i had to RMA it.
Btw. the issue with Trump is, that guy is NOT thinking at all - he´s just throwing out whatever will come on his mind (and you can´t really argument with anyone, who thinks they´re always right). After all, he´s got an election to win! So he must promise whatever he thinks people will want (just like the wall with Mexico).
"I'm not exactly sure what Trump is thinking"
That's where you're mistaken. Trump doesn't think.
Finally! I was waiting the whole Friday.
What happened with the audio quality of your voice?
It's like an overcompressed WMA format or highly lossy 96kbps MP3 or Bluetooth SBC codec compression.
Maybe there was a change in microphone?
When you thought Intel could not screw up any worse, considering the last five years or so... Huh.
I guess we all secretly knew AIs were mostly trained by Minecraft and Fortnite Gameplay videos.
That’s why I’m switching to Apple silicon
Are any major LLM players NOT stealing data and then scapegoating the third-party "contractor" that they hired to do the hit?
7:00 He’s going to go back to the future to give his thoughts.
Far from the first headset to have the drivers placed in the headband.
Can anyone tell me if the 13900 and 14900 processors are also having the same problems and instability issues as the 13900k and 14900k or are only the ones with the “K” nomenclature at the end that are having this problem?
Love the throwback N9/Lumia design of Skyline. Not gonna buy it without the Nokia brand though.
So if it said Nokia on the back instead of hmd you would buy it? Stupid…
Sound is a bit muffled for me. Did you change something or is it just my device?
I am on High Qulaity Headphones here and the sound is perfect. So its your device.
Sounds the same as always to me, not muffled.
Please I need to know, are Intel 14700F CPUs failing too?
Please can I get a link to a comprehensive report with the list of all Intel CPUs that are failing?
Thanks.
As far as i know it’s mainly the 14th gen i9’s, but the new i7’s have some crashing issues too
@@kxenyy at least you don't pay £500 for their i9 14th cpu
the youtube scrape sucks, period… but why 173,000 vids?! There must be millions of decent quality vids in english, maybe they were caught early?
Missed the crowdstrike chaos?
i hope Qualcomm release desktop CPU's
Nobody gonna talk about the years and years of unstable AMD systems? nah?
The only news I truly care about is if your beard has grown back
Trump was thinking about Putin shirtless on horseback.
Trump doesn't understand America needs to pay to protect Taiwan, not the inverse.
He also seems not to be able understand the basic tenets of capitalism, troubling for a businessman.
@4:59 So funny now that youtube is being scrapped and data used people are annoyed, but when midjourney did same thing to artist no one cared
4:09 😂 I actually laughed hearing this.
Dude, turn on that TA neon behind you 😅
What Trump is thinking? Trump isn't thinking. He just is.
this is not news. this is just ads
Can we talk about how Intel meet your lake? Still stinks? It was supposed to be this huge improvement over the previous generation, and it involved a tremendous amount of complexity. Yet, it is barely better.
its really not that complicated at all , the motherboard venders did not follow intel,s power specs and voltages .... in almost all bio,s Gigabyte, Asus , MSI , Asrock they use their own power specs automatically setup and in use , which is dumb .. intels power spec is 125 too 256 absolutely tops thats what it should be set at in bios for PL1 125 and PL2 256 .. but the venders set it too unlimited for overclocking which is asinine as if you dont have a high end cooler for overclocking will overheat and crash the system for the cpu too save itself from cooking !! the solution is when building a 13th gen i9 or 14th gen i9 system is too go into bios immediately and set Intel power limits and also manually set ram too default manufacturer settings for ram !! and no crashes or issues will happen .. in some cases in bio,s like gigabytes even the intel power specs are higher then they should and not 125-256 and has too be set manually .. so motherboard venders are the issue and the fix is then correcting this with a bios update in which alot of basic users do not know how too do .. so again the problem isnt Intel , its bios issues with the new Ai motherboards trying too overclock automatically and set PL1 and PL2 waaay too high ... as for servers its the same situation and same motherboard venders ... buy a 13/14th gen intel chip just update bios and make sure you set intel power limits in bios ... also oxidization doesnt happen unless water H2O contacts copper and other metals which would void warranty and be USERs FAULT ... so their is a fix and the issue is known .. but it seems theirs no worthy tech news soo your making a bigger deal about this then it needs too be and DRAMA !!! need that content Eh ..
Intel for sure nows what the problem is it’s letting the single core boost algorithms run the chip up on one perf core 2 threads to near 6 ghz pushing voltage to those threads individually making them degrade quicker than the rest of the cpu. This is an issue for people who don’t understand how CPUs work and let the stock settings just run the whole system. Intel did this to better compete against AMD in cinebench scores for day 1 reviews all for sales becouse the only thing the tech media does is run a few benchmarks and tell people what to buy. It’s stupid leading stupid so Intel changing the voltage limits and locking all the cores at this point would make the original claims of clock speed , effeciency , etc all invalid and lead to a large class action .
If you own a Intel chip you should be locking your cores and undervolting it anyway you might not get that extra 5% in performance letting it scream but it’s just been common practice to keep your silicon at safe operating limits if you have been into overclocking cpus the last decade you would understand this pretty quickly once you saw how these things run out the box haha. It’s no surprise they are going to degrade faster than previous gen CPUs when allowed to run at stock settings to me it’s actually amazing 13th gen has been out 2 years now and it’s not a bigger issue , again the ryzen 7000 I beleive will also show this same issue with chip degradation it’s just there are less of them in the wild and they aren’t clocked as high but for sure they run hot at stock settings they will have the exact same issue in the long run.
As far as tech media publishing large numbers of failures the level 1 tech published the Alderon development team as having a 50% failure rate and this is a very small Indy game maker who has less than 50 employees and I’m sure that means they prob have 20 Intel systems they probably self built and setup and wonder why they are not perfect. Hardly a real data point overall when there are millions of these systems in operation. And then tomhardware published a article saying a VFX company named Modelfarm in Australia was having issues with there Intel processors and was switching to 9950x (haha even though they aren’t released yet)
This is a company that has less than 8 employees… come on so are they all on 13th and 14th gen PCs? And they are really experiencing a 50% failure rate? I’m pretty sure what we are seeing is the same ole same ole new Architecture is about to release next month by the competition and this is a scummy way of corporate anti marketing wouldn’t be the first time stuff like this has happened.
And why would they not be on actual professional workstations using consumer desktop/workststion products and then publicly claiming larger failure rates than anyone in the industry publicly… while being such small companies that getting all new free hardware from Intels competitor for making these claims possibly??? Idk seems way to fishy since it’s literally on the eve of AMD next gen being released.
If Intel was having 50% failures on these chips within 2 years it would be not hide able.
I would be thinking at stock settings both cpu manufacturers at this point are tuning there CPUs to have less than a expected 5 year lifespan it’s just the way the war over benchmarks has evolved the space for sales. Both companies should be looking to tune back there CPUs for longevity and overall efficiency and compete on stability and features . But I doubt that is going to happen with the race to the
I suggest you use a text disclaimer at the beginning of your videos prohibiting the use of your videos for the training of AI tools. An if necessary tell the viewers too. Add the text to all your videos descriptions even old ones.
if it steals video is may edited a video to sure no copyrightable icon be there like disclaimers
L1 sure made a lot of hay with this crisis
The problem is: the CPU are NOT getting ENOUGH voltages!
Motherboard Manufacturers Power AC and DC load-line settings in the Bios are changing the voltages that the CPU gets,
thus not providing enough voltages at certain frequencies under high loads.
I can run the 12 gen CPU on Load line calibration LLC 1 fine, but the 14 gen needs LLC 8 to achieve higher frequencies because there is too much V droop at lower Load-line settings, and the CPU does not get enough voltages under higher loads..
14 gen needs more power and voltages under high loads..
So Motherboard manufacturers just needs to fix their Bios settings ...
And it is cool that intel lets us change the load-line settings so that we can under-volt the CPU, but if the under-volt is too aggressive crashes, errors, or instability happens.
i tested this, and even the "out of video Memory" error was not present when i just was sending a bit more voltage to the CPU, but it was present if i was sending to little voltage.
Apps and games were not starting or crashing with too little voltages, but not crashing anymore with a bit more..
It's actually not Intel's fault! it's Motherboard Manufacturers!
because they made Bios with different very low AC Power load-line settings to under-volt the CPU by default.
Intel specification recommends that AC and DC power load line setting have to be the same value,
But motherboard manufacturers always put very low AC load-line settings by default, compare to DC load-line..
thus sending much lower voltage to the CPU than required..
You can check your motherboard AC and DC Load-line values in HWiNFO, in the "Main window" click on central processor, expand it, click on your processor and scroll down to the "IA Domain Loadline (AC/DC):"
i bet they are different values even tho: "intel recommendations "intel default settings" clearly sate: "DC load Line must be equal to AC load Line".
I have had my 13900K and 14900K since last year and I game all the time. I have had not problems at all...
not yet