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[3212.82 --> 3214.38] His name is Pup Shepherd, though. |
[3214.82 --> 3216.86] Daniel says, when did you start growing a beard, Luke? |
[3216.94 --> 3218.72] Was it when your razor got too dull? |
[3218.72 --> 3223.58] I don't want to talk about it. |
[3223.98 --> 3227.76] But I am looking for a barber, because I'm going to try to have it shaped. |
[3228.02 --> 3228.32] Okay. |
[3228.44 --> 3228.80] Got it. |
[3228.88 --> 3230.78] I want to keep it going, but it's a mess. |
[3231.04 --> 3232.32] So I just want it to be not a mess. |
[3232.52 --> 3237.98] Dennis asks, Linus, is the 4790K still a good CPU, or is it worthwhile to upgrade? |
[3238.44 --> 3240.52] And if you were to upgrade, would you choose Ryzen or Intel? |
[3240.64 --> 3241.46] I mostly game. |
[3242.46 --> 3243.62] I would hold on to it. |
[3243.62 --> 3245.36] Oh, but I need more cores for other stuff. |
[3245.36 --> 3245.80] Okay. |
[3247.52 --> 3248.50] What other stuff? |
[3248.78 --> 3250.24] Yeah, that would be helpful to know. |
[3250.44 --> 3252.34] If it's just for gaming, no, I would stick with that. |
[3252.40 --> 3253.50] Maybe overclock it a little bit. |
[3253.86 --> 3258.06] If you need to do other stuff, it depends what the other stuff is and how much of it you do. |
[3258.12 --> 3261.08] If you do a lot of other stuff and it needs a lot more cores, I'd go Ryzen. |
[3261.16 --> 3263.80] If not, then I'd probably go 8600K or something like that. |
[3263.82 --> 3264.34] Post on the form. |
[3265.02 --> 3265.26] Yeah. |
[3268.36 --> 3271.90] SSAMJH says, I just bought X470 and Ryzen 7 2700X. |
[3272.00 --> 3272.52] So sad. |
[3272.56 --> 3273.10] No, don't be sad. |
[3273.20 --> 3273.90] It's a good combo. |
[3273.90 --> 3274.52] It should be all right. |
[3275.36 --> 3281.72] Mr. Kerwood says, subscribe to PewDiePie. |
[3285.18 --> 3286.48] Dave says, love LTT. |
[3286.70 --> 3290.38] Wanted to make another plea for a retro gaming video team up with retro RGB. |
[3291.54 --> 3293.50] I don't know exactly what we do. |
[3293.58 --> 3294.02] You know, it's funny. |
[3294.64 --> 3298.28] We get like collab requests from other creators sometimes. |
[3298.76 --> 3302.22] And I got one quite recently that's like, I'm like, yeah, sure. |
[3302.30 --> 3303.24] That would be kind of neat. |
[3303.24 --> 3304.70] But like, what do we do? |
[3305.04 --> 3306.24] What would we do? |
[3306.32 --> 3311.32] I don't like collabing just for the sake of cross pollinating. |
[3311.48 --> 3312.02] It feels. |
[3313.02 --> 3313.30] Icky. |
[3313.74 --> 3314.04] Yeah. |
[3314.28 --> 3314.92] Cross pollinating. |
[3315.48 --> 3315.82] Yeah. |
[3315.82 --> 3319.92] I just, I just, I just don't care. |
[3319.92 --> 3324.36] Um, Barshal Long sent $69. |
[3324.90 --> 3325.46] Of course he did. |
[3326.28 --> 3329.14] Thoughts on Intel missing the 10 nanometer node. |
[3331.14 --> 3331.66] Oh. |
[3331.66 --> 3339.84] So for one thing, I do want to point out, they didn't entirely miss it. |
[3340.12 --> 3343.44] They do actually, they are actually shipping 10 nanometer products right now. |
[3343.94 --> 3344.98] A lot of people don't know this. |
[3345.08 --> 3347.52] They have nooks that do have 10. |
[3347.56 --> 3348.14] Did you know this? |
[3348.54 --> 3350.32] They have 10 nanometer processors in them. |
[3351.60 --> 3352.48] Um, yeah. |
[3352.74 --> 3352.98] Yeah. |
[3352.98 --> 3357.86] So, so they didn't, they didn't miss it altogether, but it's sort of in the same way that they |
[3357.86 --> 3359.52] didn't entirely miss Broadwell. |
[3360.22 --> 3360.62] Yeah. |
[3361.48 --> 3363.36] Like Broadwell consumer, to be clear. |
[3363.44 --> 3365.54] Broadwell did make it to HEDT and enterprise. |
[3366.08 --> 3367.36] Um, but yes, they did. |
[3367.44 --> 3372.18] They did miss Broadwell and they, they do appear to have missed 10 nanometer because from what |
[3372.18 --> 3376.00] I've been seeing, the rumor is they're kind of trying to go straight to seven now. |
[3376.08 --> 3376.84] Have you seen this as well? |
[3377.02 --> 3377.22] Yes. |
[3377.48 --> 3380.06] Um, I think we've known, haven't we known that for a bit? |
[3381.22 --> 3387.96] So the thing about Intel is a lot of people like to talk about Intel as though Intel is |
[3387.96 --> 3396.02] a person with a singular desire and a singular work ethic and a singular, um, sort of moral |
[3396.02 --> 3398.64] compass as though, as though it was that simple. |
[3398.76 --> 3400.50] Intel is a lot of people. |
[3400.84 --> 3401.18] A giant company. |
[3401.18 --> 3404.58] There are a gigantic company, something like a hundred thousand employees. |
[3404.90 --> 3408.18] And they even just physical displacement of those employees is very notable. |
[3409.02 --> 3418.68] On the one hand, this is a pretty big black mark on what is otherwise an astonishing record |
[3418.68 --> 3421.54] of technological innovation over the years. |
[3422.42 --> 3430.56] Uh, on the other hand, to me, it's less about Intel missing 10 nanometer and more about |
[3430.56 --> 3436.88] Intel missing 10 nanometer being indicative of where the technology industry is going over |
[3436.88 --> 3437.92] the next 10 years. |
[3438.12 --> 3445.74] We have taken for granted that things will just get faster and smaller with better battery |
[3445.74 --> 3446.08] life. |
[3446.08 --> 3451.66] We just assume that every year there will be a new iPhone that is better than the old |
[3451.66 --> 3453.10] one in some meaningful way. |
[3453.10 --> 3453.42] Yeah. |
[3454.42 --> 3456.78] That may actually stop. |
[3457.50 --> 3460.44] And it's funny because I remember standing. |
[3460.76 --> 3461.76] It was really weird. |
[3461.82 --> 3464.42] It was kind of like, it was kind of like a Jesus speech. |
[3465.06 --> 3472.26] Um, because, uh, Raja Kuduri had just come back to AMD and I kind of feel like they did it |
[3472.26 --> 3472.76] on purpose. |
[3472.76 --> 3477.10] Like he was supposed to be kind of like the Messiah to bring their graphics business back |
[3477.10 --> 3477.82] from the brink. |
[3478.52 --> 3480.78] Meanwhile, he's gone now, but anyway, that's a whole other thing. |
[3480.94 --> 3484.94] So he's standing, we're in Hawaii and he's standing at the top of this kind of hill and |
[3484.94 --> 3487.90] we're all kind of spread out in front of him at the bottom of the hill. |
[3488.00 --> 3491.56] No, it really was kind of like, we had just kind of hiked up to this thing. |
[3491.64 --> 3492.10] It was, it was cool. |
[3492.18 --> 3493.04] There were like runes and stuff. |
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