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[934.02 --> 935.28] Crap. |
[935.30 --> 935.86] Yeah, yeah, yeah. |
[936.72 --> 937.16] Linfield? |
[937.24 --> 937.72] Linfield, yeah. |
[937.72 --> 938.36] Linfield, yeah. |
[938.36 --> 938.78] Linfield. |
[939.00 --> 943.96] So Linfield was architecturally the same as Bloomfield, which was the high-end socket |
[943.96 --> 945.38] 1366 platform. |
[946.62 --> 950.00] I think it would be fair to say that Sandy Bridge popularized that, though. |
[950.56 --> 950.96] Yeah? |
[951.28 --> 952.94] So that was a big difference for you? |
[953.10 --> 953.74] I think so. |
[954.18 --> 954.62] Interesting. |
[954.68 --> 958.38] I found on forums and discussing with my friends and all this kind of stuff, people |
[958.38 --> 962.16] understood it a lot more when Sandy Bridge came around, and they changed the number |
[962.16 --> 962.88] schemes of things. |
[963.00 --> 963.02] Interesting. |
[963.02 --> 966.48] It was easier to understand, like, i5, i7. |
[966.92 --> 967.36] Really? |
[968.18 --> 972.34] 2600K, 2500K, K, non-K, all of that kind of stuff. |
[972.34 --> 972.70] We're taking this to a straw poll. |
[972.80 --> 975.14] We're taking this to a straw poll because I want to know... |
[975.14 --> 976.46] It could be my little bubble. |
[976.64 --> 977.14] I don't know. |
[977.20 --> 978.00] I want to know. |
[978.76 --> 979.04] Okay. |
[979.46 --> 983.08] So there's a couple of angles to this, but I'll get into it. |
[983.86 --> 984.08] Okay. |
[984.66 --> 986.00] Core iX. |
[986.00 --> 990.90] More or less confusing than before. |
[991.02 --> 996.54] And to be clear, if you want to understand the entire stack, it might even be slightly |
[996.54 --> 997.24] more confusing. |
[997.66 --> 1000.64] But if you're like, is this one better or worse? |
[1001.30 --> 1001.70] Brr. |
[1002.20 --> 1003.82] It's kind of easy. |
[1003.88 --> 1004.28] Okay, guys. |
[1004.32 --> 1005.00] Hit that straw poll. |
[1005.08 --> 1006.08] I've got that in the Twitch chat. |
[1006.12 --> 1006.68] Hit the straw poll. |
[1006.78 --> 1007.10] So, okay. |
[1007.28 --> 1008.44] So here's the problem. |
[1008.44 --> 1016.90] Within a generation and within a product family, remembering that laptop product family is not |
[1016.90 --> 1023.76] the same as desktop product family and not the same as enterprise product family, then |
[1023.76 --> 1031.14] I can see Core i3, Core i5, Core i7 being simpler to understand. |
[1031.96 --> 1035.04] However, from generation to generation, I would argue... |
[1035.04 --> 1035.90] Oh, and it got way worse. |
[1036.00 --> 1039.16] I'm just saying with that generation, I brought people into understanding. |
[1039.52 --> 1039.72] Yeah. |
[1039.76 --> 1042.36] And I feel like a lot of people held on after that. |
[1042.62 --> 1043.88] But yes, it got messy. |
[1044.08 --> 1044.98] It was really confusing. |
[1045.38 --> 1051.24] I mean, nowadays, you'll see posts on Craigslist where people are just saying Core i7 PC. |
[1052.14 --> 1052.42] Yeah. |
[1052.42 --> 1053.84] You know, $300 or whatever. |
[1053.94 --> 1054.22] That's terrible. |
[1054.22 --> 1054.90] You just kind of go... |
[1054.90 --> 1055.88] But we're way beyond. |
[1056.02 --> 1057.86] We're not in Sandy Bridge generation anymore. |
[1057.94 --> 1058.28] Okay. |
[1059.24 --> 1059.72] Okay. |
[1059.94 --> 1060.38] All right. |
[1060.40 --> 1063.62] And now I think understanding has gone up as a whole. |
[1064.10 --> 1066.60] So you see that and you go, I know that's BS. |
[1067.06 --> 1068.30] And then you look into it. |
[1068.52 --> 1069.50] I think the understand... |
[1069.50 --> 1070.38] And I know people are... |
[1070.38 --> 1071.02] Wow! |
[1071.46 --> 1073.16] This is like 50-50. |
[1073.86 --> 1078.38] I don't remember the last time I saw our community this evenly split. |
[1079.68 --> 1080.80] That's crazy. |
[1080.80 --> 1081.00] Is he? |
[1082.56 --> 1088.60] I think Sandy Bridge brought the understanding of the entire industry as a community up. |
[1089.94 --> 1091.60] And I think people held on. |
[1092.02 --> 1095.00] This is people saying, is it confusing in general now? |
[1095.00 --> 1096.48] Well, it's confusing now for sure. |
[1096.50 --> 1097.16] And it's a mess now. |
[1097.16 --> 1097.26] Yeah. |
[1097.26 --> 1097.78] Absolutely. |
[1099.64 --> 1103.78] But I think the knowledge base as a community has gone up. |
[1103.84 --> 1104.08] Okay. |
[1104.08 --> 1110.62] And you can argue like, oh, well, I was on overclocked.net back in 2003. |
[1111.00 --> 1112.72] And we understood way more back then. |
[1113.42 --> 1113.84] Sure. |
[1114.02 --> 1114.20] Yeah. |
[1114.30 --> 1114.74] Definitely. |
[1115.00 --> 1118.24] OCN is not a good sample to pick from though. |
[1118.34 --> 1118.58] Yeah. |
[1118.76 --> 1119.62] Because you're all hardcore. |
[1119.70 --> 1123.00] You guys are not representative of the general population. |
[1123.24 --> 1123.94] All the forum dudes. |
[1124.52 --> 1124.80] Yeah. |
[1125.40 --> 1126.48] Probably knew what was going on. |
[1126.56 --> 1126.72] Yeah. |
[1126.80 --> 1127.74] That's not who I'm talking about. |
[1127.84 --> 1128.48] I'm going a little bit... |
[1128.48 --> 1133.52] I mean forums as in like gaming forums and stuff, not like overclocking computer hardware |
[1133.52 --> 1133.90] forums. |
[1134.04 --> 1135.44] So this is an interesting point. |
[1136.52 --> 1140.36] On a cage in Twitch chat said something kind of insightful. |
[1140.86 --> 1142.80] LTT viewers are more technical in general. |
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