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[1888.28 --> 1890.70] We'll have that linked below if you're watching the archive.
[1891.68 --> 1892.08] Alright.
[1892.38 --> 1893.38] Should we do some tech news?
[1894.40 --> 1896.10] We should probably talk about Ryzen 3000.
[1896.54 --> 1897.32] Considering that's the title.
[1897.66 --> 1898.06] Okay.
[1898.62 --> 1898.92] Alright.
[1899.26 --> 1899.58] Sounds good.
[1900.22 --> 1902.60] So the original article is from Reddit, of all places.
[1903.42 --> 1903.94] That makes sense.
[1907.08 --> 1907.82] There you go.
[1909.10 --> 1912.64] Ryzen 3000 will be on TSMC 7 nanometer HPC.
[1914.12 --> 1915.64] So, basically...
[1915.64 --> 1922.92] Ryzen 1000 and 2000 were built on Samsung's 14 nanometer low power process.
[1922.92 --> 1928.30] This was part of the reason that there was a 4 gigahertz hard cap on clock speed.
[1928.30 --> 1933.28] Like, Ryzen, Threadripper, they are not overclockable.
[1933.36 --> 1935.44] It's not that they're, like, hard to overclock.
[1935.44 --> 1938.44] They're just not really overclockable.
[1938.44 --> 1953.18] So, because of this limit in terms of their frequency, they had a really hard time making up any ground on Intel's processors, particularly in gaming, where single-threaded high clock speed performance is key.
[1953.18 --> 1960.42] So, then two is rumored to be made on TSMC's 7 nanometer high performance process.
[1960.42 --> 1968.42] This could give us a 13% boost in clocks compared to low power's 4.6 gigahertz, putting Ryzen 3000 over 5 gigahertz.
[1968.96 --> 1980.80] Along with this, we are expecting a 15% IPC improvement along with eight cores per CCX, which should mean less communication between the interconnects, and faster memory.
[1980.80 --> 1996.72] So, if you were to extrapolate a 15% IPC, so that's instructions per clock uplift, plus a 15% improvement in the raw clock speed, that could be a 30% improvement in performance.
[1996.72 --> 2007.20] It is also, sort of, anticipated that the Spectre Meltdown foreshadow hardware fixes will hit Intel about 10% harder than Ryzen.
[2007.40 --> 2014.86] Meaning, it could be possible that Ryzen 3000 could be 10% faster than core in single-threaded workloads.
[2015.26 --> 2020.48] This is according to, though, reddit.com slash r slash AMD stock.
[2020.48 --> 2027.84] So, take it with more salt than was used to preserve this jerky.
[2028.28 --> 2028.46] Yeah.
[2029.92 --> 2031.48] I, uh...
[2031.48 --> 2034.64] Do you own any tech stock?
[2035.16 --> 2035.40] No.
[2036.12 --> 2037.98] There's, you know the problems there.
[2038.22 --> 2038.86] Oh, yeah, that's right.
[2038.96 --> 2039.10] Yeah.
[2039.14 --> 2039.32] Okay.
[2039.96 --> 2040.64] Long story.
[2041.00 --> 2041.88] Yeah, long story, actually.
[2042.22 --> 2042.42] Yeah.
[2043.96 --> 2044.64] So, no.
[2045.44 --> 2046.64] But, like...
[2046.64 --> 2051.08] It's actually been pretty wild lately.
[2051.34 --> 2052.48] So, take this for what it is.
[2052.76 --> 2061.54] The only times I have ever owned tech stock, um, I owned, like, a couple thousand dollars of Nvidia, probably pre-LMG.
[2061.72 --> 2063.90] So, this must have been about eight years ago or something like that.
[2064.32 --> 2071.58] And then I owned, like, I don't know, $5,000 or something like that of OCZ shortly before they disappeared.
[2071.72 --> 2072.02] No, don't.
[2072.12 --> 2073.36] I was, I got out.
[2073.88 --> 2074.60] Oh, okay.
[2074.78 --> 2075.40] Yeah, I got out.
[2075.54 --> 2075.82] Nice.
[2075.90 --> 2076.16] All right.
[2076.16 --> 2078.26] I actually, I made a little bit of money on that stock.
[2078.38 --> 2080.68] And it was, like, kind of thrilling and it was cool.
[2080.80 --> 2082.30] And I was, like, ooh, I'm, like, playing the market.
[2084.22 --> 2086.52] Well, apparently you did okay with that if you got out before.
[2086.66 --> 2086.84] Yeah.
[2086.92 --> 2088.30] I made money on Nvidia as well.
[2089.04 --> 2091.16] But I pulled out because...
[2092.00 --> 2092.56] Well, okay.
[2092.66 --> 2095.12] I pulled out because I was, like, I'm new to this.
[2095.22 --> 2096.04] You know, I made some money.
[2096.12 --> 2097.60] Okay, I'm gonna, like, call that good.
[2097.84 --> 2097.98] Yeah.
[2098.12 --> 2102.30] And then OCZ completely went Supernova.
[2103.16 --> 2105.10] And I was, like, you know what?
[2105.10 --> 2106.48] F this.
[2106.64 --> 2107.02] I'm out.
[2107.20 --> 2107.86] I don't invest.
[2107.94 --> 2110.72] So I didn't put any money back into Nvidia, which probably would have been a good idea.
[2110.80 --> 2112.38] They were around $17 at that time.
[2112.80 --> 2113.16] Yeah.
[2113.26 --> 2113.44] Oops.
[2113.96 --> 2114.32] Anyway.
[2115.06 --> 2115.96] I mean, whatever.
[2116.08 --> 2116.50] It's all game.
[2116.50 --> 2122.68] Then I got into LMG and it really seemed like a very obvious conflict of interest.
[2123.18 --> 2123.62] Duh.
[2124.32 --> 2126.22] So, anyway.
[2126.82 --> 2129.96] Take this from people who are sitting where we're sitting.
[2130.16 --> 2134.14] I have no ownership stake of any tech company.
[2134.40 --> 2136.20] Actually, I don't think I own any stocks at all right now.
[2136.76 --> 2136.94] Yeah.
[2137.08 --> 2137.32] Zero.
[2137.52 --> 2138.16] Zero stocks.
[2138.88 --> 2140.12] And then do you own any?
[2140.36 --> 2140.62] No.
[2140.76 --> 2140.92] No.
[2140.92 --> 2141.28] Okay.
[2142.10 --> 2144.34] What tech stocks would you buy?
[2146.04 --> 2146.32] Hmm.
[2147.42 --> 2148.02] And remember.
[2148.36 --> 2148.66] Okay.
[2148.74 --> 2152.70] We're not gonna be experts when it comes to, you know, the, what is it?
[2152.74 --> 2154.52] The dead cat bounce or, like, whatever.
[2154.78 --> 2158.04] You know, like, like all that stocky.
[2158.34 --> 2158.78] Yeah.
[2158.92 --> 2159.76] Investment-y stuff.
[2159.92 --> 2160.70] I'm just talking.
[2160.80 --> 2162.00] As non-investment people.
[2162.36 --> 2165.84] Over the next three to five years, who do you expect to just kill it?