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All this talk is USELESS unless they ship it and it PERFORMS!. If Ryzen keeps ripping it, there is no chance!.

Aoc 24g4X or Asus vg249ql3a ???

I love that AMD's "turn down settings" anti-lag feature is open source! They are absolute legends! :) Terrific video as always, and thanks for all the effort you put into these. Also great to see your amazing latency tester being put to such good use!

Definitely seems like a feature designed to just make up for the increased latency from frame generation

as always with amd: promising feature that was released without much polishing and with a weird game choice. looking forward to fsr 3.1 now

I'm curious. Why are they building AI into the CPU core if they already have the NPU? And why do they build the NPU if they already have AI support in the GPU? Do all *PUs need AI support? If so, are they aimed at different AI workloads? Which are good at what? So many questions...

Very informative as always. Great content keep up the amazing work

arrow lake plus battlemage should be pretty great combination

Oh man. Can’t wait to get banned. Jk jk jk. Keep doing the good work man.

Sono grato per l'opportunità di interagire con un gruppo così eterogeneo di individui. Ha ampliato la mia prospettiva in modi che non avrei mai immaginato.😚

Its a shame that intel giving Xe2 gpu on Lunar Lake and Arrow Lake getting only tweaked version of Xe1st gen

Intel has straight up stated that at the time of designing Lunar Lake TSMC had the better node for the job. Simple as that, apparently. A more humble Intel under Pat Gelsinger 🤷‍♂️

so is it free-sync or free-sync premium? or do they use the term adaptive sync, because it's not free-sync premium? thank you.

Congratulations on 100K subs by the way.

The Asus Pixel Cleaning and your mention pixel refresh in this video, what's kind of different between of this two? Does Pixel Cleaning use many times also reduce life spam of the OLED Monitor?

what people i think are missing is that intel is continuously moving towards a focus on the data center along with nvidia

i actually have pretty high hopes for this. i think in terms of real /scientific workloads these new CPUs are going to absolutely destroy the competition.

i hope intel or someone else stateside can catch up with TSMC. it’s not good to have all of that capability centralized in one island of the world

i am so glad hyperthreading is going to be gone

Can't wait to put them into an Asus motherboard

I enjoyed your detailed summary. I like how Intel is taking on ARM with their new and improved version of x64. Battery longevity is a must. However, manufacturers tend to reduce, not increase battery capacity from these efficiencies, which is ridiculous. I wouldn't mind if AMD & Intel dabbled into creating their own ARM SOC. Definitely great times for Apple, Qualcomm, Intel, AMD & the consumer.

Any ideas why I can't enable VRR on PS5? thanks!

Tf is that branding? Are they trying to trick people out of buying Ryzen?

I really appreciate that intel prioritized the efficiency and even used TSMC instead of being stubborn and using their own silicon which is not quite at the same level yet

desperate times require desperate measures... Good Luck Intel, you had your time and you wasted... ARM!

i don't know if this is a silly question but i'm kinda new to all this gaming pc and streaming stuff but if hyperthreading makes the core more powerful how come the i7 9700k didn't beat the i9 9900k in single-core performance as the hyperthreading is taken away from the i7?, if you get what i mean

AMD lost it.

I've been using my 2 Moes switches with a SMLIGHT SLZB-06M and ZHA for 5 months now, and have had zero problems with them falling off the network, or not reacting right away when I press a button. Haven't had to change batteries either in that time. It might be they don't agree with certain coordinators, but in my setup they've been rock solid, I plan to get many more.

E-cores should have no problem with access L3 cache, they do have access to Memory Side cache 8 Mb. Regarding comparison E-cores to Raptor cove. This is comparison E-cores that are connected to a L3 and ring bus, it's Arrow Lake btw. This can be seen in the slides.

I want an oled 😂 but im so scared of burn in 😢. Especially i play mmos, so it is not a matter of if but when burn in would set in. I think ips is the best right now , just head empty, set it and forget it. Don’t have to worry about taking care of oled. Hopefully there will be more advances in technology in the near future that makes oled more affordable and burn in never even sets in anymore.

I’m really looking forward to efficient hardware going forward. And the only reason I’d upgrade my system at this point

does this work well with xbox series s ? if so what settings are best for series s

Cloud devices will be very cheap to produce in comparison to the traditional home console or PC. So the price point will also be consumer friendly.

I agree. Intel's strutting away from Hyper Threating is like a millennial change in their technology. Which they induced for entire Earth. I hope they know what they are doing. And hold on for a second, if i get this idea right... Integrating RAM module into CPU die? That seems to me like they found latency may brake performance of their chip. Nothing is without a reason. I really wish they show us the engineering sample, one with RAM modules outside chip, and one with integrated.

Good video. Are you located near the equator? If not, you might want to adjust the angle of your solar panel to approximate your latitude.

Oleds curved costing an arm and leg.

ok, but now...how effective a paste do i need? idk anything about what is good numbers vs what is not good. . my friend got some arctic mx4 at around 4w/mk to re paste his ps4 . and it worked wonders . but i have a pretty high end gaming laptop... and i have no idea what it came with..only thst its probably due to be changed... theres a place in town wich sells their best paste before gowing towards liquid metal , that is advertised to be at 8.5w/mk... and i have read that liquid metal if not applied properly could very well damage the board, and since its my first time around messing with that kind of stuff i dont wanna risk frying my pc... would that 8.5w/mk be enough, or should.i look for something even better?is there any better without going liquid metal...

The more I learn about arrow lake, the less I'm excited for it. Lion cove has only 14% ipc improvement over the worthless regressive meteor lake with 1.5 nodes jump. There's no way arrow lake would be competitive with zen5x3d while costing significantly more to produce. Dead on arrival.

If you disable DLSS, FSR and all those technologies, and the rendering at 100%, would you get the lowest input lag possible? I would like to know what the configuration is in COD for the lowest possible input regardless of the quality.

所以LUNAR LAKE 將來不會用在高階筆電作為 CPU嗎？？？？

Lunar Lake has built-in 16GB or 32GB memory on SoC, that 's quite exciting. If overall system performance and efficiency like what Intel claimed, it will kill Qualcomm Snapdragon X laptops, and gain large market share back from AMD.

Intel having the entire chip at TSMC says something where they were at with 'intel 3' a couple of years ago not how the node is acting now. if Arrowlake gets pushed back that would say something about intel 3 now. I hope it's a good chip that acts like what apple is offering

Finally Intel chips are interesting again! They appear efficient, but that doesn't mean they still won't suck down tons of power during high performance loads. It would be nice if I can stop ripping on Intel for putting out enough heat to cook steaks with. And I for one am glad hyper-threading died, it had a purpose before but not anymore.

intel lost it.

my curiosity is camm next ddr6 module ?

Intel pumps out a lot tech specs but what matters is real world performance relative to competitors. Nothing suggests their next gen chips will beat the new ARM in power efficiency or AMD in iGPU or EPYC . In other words, it seems like they will lose even more ground. It's in the fab space Intel lost their edge. IMO if Intel wants to be clear performance king again it will probably depend on if their upcoming fabs that use ASMLs Twinscan lithography machines can finally beat the best TSMC can offer.

Amazing info sub for life ty for the video

I don't know if you can call Lunar Lake low end when it will likely be the fastest chip to date running Windows tasks like those found on pcmark10. It will be extremely responsive in business class laptops and ultrabooks while beating Qualcomm on power consumption which is just slightly better than Meteor Lake per notebookcheck.

I am not so sure about intel anymore. Unless they get their thermals in check and work with laptop OEMs to give decent battery life, they are not going to work in the ultra portable line of laptops. My Lenovo Yoga 7X with Snapdragon X Elite has been amazing as a portable laptop for coding, productivity, and media consumption. I am getting 12-16 hours of battery life on average over the past 2 days of me using it.