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0:00 - Intro
0:16 - GeForce Now on Steam Deck: tinyurl.com/yr74rxv9
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1:32 - Windows 11 Losing Popularity: tinyurl.com/ylg9rkpj
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2:38 - UFD Deals: www.ufd.deals
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3:36 - AMD Getting Good At Ray Tracing: tinyurl.com/ytaewntw
4:42 - Intel’s 20% Stable: tinyurl.com/yl32g6l4
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8:10 - Comment Response
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[@graoe]

wihn dows

[@graoe]

evleven

[@adamtajhassam9188]

hey Brett Bro im running a 14900k on msi board got it stable @ 5.4ghz E- cores 42 @ Adaptive -offset mode.

[@user-gk1my2xe2d]

your brain is probably linking AOSP with ASAP=ASOP for a quick reference, try using (train your brain) to link AOSP to AOPEN (the AO part being the important one) for fast reference

[@hill2hell]

Most of the people aren't "embracing" windows 11, they're being forced to migrate from Windows 10 they're making it worse and worse.

[@AaronLabdak]

yup. just build a new pc and was able to upgrade to windows 10 from 11. only 4 euros for a pro key and everything. so much smooother and cleaner then 11

[@def-po8tu]

​@AaronLabdak tool me a week to get win 11 to work properly. Microsoft is doing all the wrong crap with win 11. The normal user would pull their hair out.

[@hill2hell]

Windows 10, they're purposefully covering up the fact that they've started ignoring security updates for Windows 10 even before they said they would so that people would be forced to migrate that or make the pc more vulnerable to malware.

[@GrainGrown]

@@AaronLabdak *than...

[@myne00]

Just disable tpm. Problem solved.

[@Vaelis]

Large corporations do this all the time, they bring in skilled workers to develop the system and streamline it, usually hammer out the bugs and issues and as soon as they have an effective documentation for the process they remove all the well paid skilled workers and replace them with underskilled individuals and expect the same performance. Been at three Fortune 500 companies, they all do this.

[@ScottGrammer]

I was a spec-4 (senior level) audio service tech for Sears from 1998 - 2002. They had opened a new regional service center and they relied heavily on the spec fours to figure out how to make the place work during the first two years. By the fourth year, they were inventing ways to run off all the spec 4's to save money. It wasn't long after this that they were bought by K-Mart, and then they both disappeared.

[@testpilot.]

They fired me and i locked them out lmao. Its my code and system setup hire me and double my pay or build your own.....

[@ktvx.94]

Gamers aren't embracing Windows 11, it comes by default with new devices. Every ROG Ally, Legion Go, etc. that gets bought is a new W11 user on Steam. It's more "popular" with gamers because we tend to get more recent hardware than average users.

[@inkredebilchina9699]

just like with AMD GPU sales drop - it's very OEM based. recent hardware however does not equal windows 11, it just means that many people opt for prebuilt systems with an OS rather than building a system themselves and deciding which windows to use actually.

[@techwandoUS]

If I was to make a guess why Windows 11 was more popular for gamers, is because of this notion that you need it for 12/13/14th Gen Intel CPUs.

[@AnonymousUser-ww6ns]

Yeah I really hate their hybrid architecture. It cause more latency and doesn’t work right. Still to this day it still doesnt work right. I would rather get an AMD processor that doesn’t follow Intel hybrid architecture.

[@techwandoUS]

@@AnonymousUser-ww6ns totally get it, got a few videos on the channel talking about that ironically. Took months to figure out it's latency issues.

[@johnyang799]

I use win10 with 13700k without any issues.

[@ranjitmandal1612]

😮

[@mruczyslaw50]

It actually was just another reason for me to build a PC with ryzen instead

[@dal968]

I will never log in on Windows with a fucking Microsoft Account

[@catalerso]

Amen 🙏

[@NameUserOf]

New Windows version disabled most of the ways to install with local account. There's only one option left -> choose that you're installing for educational purposes.

[@RAM_845]

@@NameUserOf or you can create a burner account for windows login?

[@volvo09]

​@@NameUserOfand pretty soon that option will be gone. I don't have a MS account and I don't want one.

[@aracarn6107]

​@@NameUserOf shift+f10 OOBE\BYPASSNRO still working, with this command you will be given option "i have no internet" so you can proceed with local account

[@Aces50001]

Went to microcenter yesterday to exchange my i9 13900k and walked out with a Ryzen 7 7800x3d and a motherboard. My fans will be able to rest now.

[@thecraftycoder8826]

I have both. Sorry you had problems. I haven't.

[@justmatt2655]

Yeah unless you're into heavy multi threaded workloads there's no reason to get the i9 over the x3d

[@KarneXII]

I don't think gamers are "embracing" Windows 11 exactly. I think that all new systems are likely just coming with Windows 11. Gamers that have a Windows 10 system are keeping Windows 10. Anyone who gets a new prebuilt (OEM, integrator, laptop, etc) are getting windows 11.

[@aelaan12]

I can smell a class action lawsuit coming for Intel.

[@AnonymousUser-ww6ns]

Same

[@darkktint5974]

It's asus that's the problem. They are the ones jacking the voltage up under normal settings.

[@xthelord1668]

@@darkktint5974 you do know that intel's official guidelines on what they deem to be factory allows motherboard makers to go as high as 1.7V? check buildzoid's videos on this and you will see how intel baseline profile (which is supposed to solve issues) will actually kill even more processors because board makers are pushing on avg. 1.5V under load intel is gonna get grilled on court over this because unlike them AMD actually does have strict guidelines on how to run their processors since 7800X3D burning up fiasco while intel has done nothing about this for 10 years

[@raka9220]

Naaahh. They had brand loyalty as strong as apple or nvidia. Their customer will be fine with those unstable chip. They rather tinkering with bios to get their chip running stable than using amd cpu.

[@ichwalsadam9179]

​@@darkktint5974found the glazer💀

[@edwardliu3387]

I used liquid metal on my i9 14900K, and intel rejected my warranty claim for instability. They claim the liquid metal eroded the text on my IHS. I have never de-lidded by CPU.

[@ThisAintPizzaHut445]

Damn... so glad I went AM5 rn

[@xrafter]

I believe the text must be seen for the warrenty for some products. ssds and ram atleast, never know about CPU. Also have applied the liquid metal the right way, with compatible metals, and sponges?

[@edwardliu3387]

@@xrafter yeah I used a reputable brand like thermal grizzly. I spread a very thin layer. The cooler is ROG Ryujin liquid cooler. I made sure no aluminium is in contact.

[@edwardliu3387]

@@ThisAintPizzaHut445 I was upgrading from i7 12700K, which have zero instability. I didn’t want to buy a new mobo, and damn gg.

[@AnonymousUser-ww6ns]

@ed that’s doesn’t seem right. Intel should have replaced it. Okay the text is gone so what they can run the processor on their machine to find out there things.

[@examancer]

The narrative that somehow gamers are embracing Windows 11 but other non-gamers are replacing Windows 11 with 10 is pretty absurd. Even gamers are scared of changing operating systems. Non gamers definitely aren't doing that. A more likely explanation is that some recent large corporate purchases that insisted on Windows 10 are skewing the numbers.

[@mademedothis424]

It's probably a methodology problem. Statcounter uses search queries and they have a warning in their methodology page about how their tracker only sees click-throughs from search referrals into a site, and that AI chatbots may skew that because you're less likely to click through to the source when the chatbot tells you the answer. Educated guess? Win11 embedding chatbot search in more places is leading to Win11 users disproportionately using chatbot queries more than Win10 users... by maybe 1%? Keep in mind in the same source data Window 8 also goes up a little bit. It's not that Windows 8 is gaining users, is more likely that more Win11 users are not getting tracked by these guys' methodology.

[@joshstucki4349]

Windows 11 works fine, but where it fails is in its high/onerous system requirements and requiring a Microsoft account to use it. Many, many people are not going to throw away a perfectly working PC from 2017 or earlier that can't run Windows 11 when Windows 10 works fine, and many people aren't comfortable using a Microsoft account yet. Microsoft's going to be in a bind next year if they don't ease on some of this stuff soon. And the crazy thing is that Windows 11 works FINE without TPM 2.0 and other things. It's an artificial limiter, and people HATE those.

[@dystopia-usa]

You do that on page where you can't proceed further without an internet connection & then it resets things & you go back to that page with option to proceed without an internet connection & no MS account.

[@quademasters249]

@@dystopia-usa They've disabled many of the opt outs already. Best thing is to keep an older Win11 ISO handy, install that with a local account, then run update.

[@alattice]

As an engineer who joined a codebase with noone who knows the original development, I completely agree, there's so much intricacies that take forever for a newcomer to learn, let alone without a team of seniors

[@GonnerMeLeggies]

i have bought 3 AMD Gpus in the past 3 years and have strongly recommended it to three friends who have also bought AMD gpus. Price to perf is the real reason as none of us have Team green loyalty.

[@CubanWriter]

It is as simple to me as new systems coming with Windows 11, and new systems are bought most frequently by gamers. So gamers appear to be 'embracing' Windows 11, but really it's just that the new systems come with it.

[@DTMAce]

I recently built a system with a Gigabyte B760i and dropped a 14700K on it. Before I did that, I updated the BIOS first. Then using the BIOS settings, set a power limit of 135W (125W is the chip's design limit) after much testing. Default settings were allowing the CPU to run around 230W! Being this was a small tower build, using a Deepcool AN600 low profile cooler, I went from seeing 100c under load at defaults to down to 70-75c over a 10 minute stretch of full load with the 135W cap. Please note, this all was changed within an hour of setting up the system. I cannot stress enough, if you build a new system with these newer chips, update the BIOS right away, and either enable the Intel baseline profile if it is there, or set a power limit. Protect your investment. Its not worth the marginal improvement to your performance to allow your chips to run double their power design limit.

[@carlr2837]

Like you, I have a 14700K I built last fall. First thing I ran on it was a stress test, and when the CPU hit 100C instantly, it was obviously unacceptable. I went to a better cooler using liquid metal, and cut the power limits to about what you cut to, as well and undervolted (0.195v) it and underclocked it (96%). I also installed a "bending correct frame" to hopefully prevent the chip from warping over time. So far, no problems, but that doesn't mean that I'm happy with Intel. All of this was extra expense and extra time, plus the chip runs a bit slower than expected. A CPU/motherboard combo should work safely out of the box with default settings. There is no excuse for anything less.

[@matthewschneider4758]

If you work at Tesla, the worst thing you can do is to do a good job. If you do a good job, they will replace you with lower cost options piggybacking off of your work. Tesla is not a "long-term job security" company... Also, why wouldnt you retain and relocate your talent instead of lowering your overall level of talent by firing them....

[@chriswheatley3146]

That's pretty much true with all of the tech and automotive companies at this point.

[@petemoss7256]

I agree with you Brett. Prove us wrong.. Why lay off employees that were there from the start to help make their charging network (Tesla)great and swap them in for "cheaper" employees? It's almost like laying off SpaceX employees and putting them in there with "cheaper" employees with lesser efficacy? I guess we're due for some more Rockets blowing up because it was built more cheaply. Doesn't make sense.

[@danielharvison7510]

Simple answer is that shareholders are short-term focused with making their profit line go up, quarter after quarter. As far as I can tell that's all they care about, not making sure that long-term goals are taken care of, like retaining staff expertise for missions to Mars or something. They just do not care about long-term anything. Make line go up!

[@Dhruv-qw7jf]

The reason why more gamers are on Windows 11 than 10, is because Microsoft changed the process scheduler in Windows to design it specifically for the Intel 12th/13th/14th gen CPUs with their BIG-little (performance/efficiency) cores architecture.

[@General_Madness]

I think maybe the reason gamers have got windows 11 is that 1: people who don’t really know computers/are older won’t understand upgrading and prob will ignore the prompts, and also don’t care about updates, whereas gamers are more tech savvy and will prob know how to do this and also why they need/should prob get security updates, and 2: new gamers will prob get windows 11 as it is more pushed by advertisers and so they prob will get 11 when they get a new PC.

[@GamePassDad]

Congrats on the 900k, only subbed recently but thank you for quickly becoming one of my favorite sources of tech news.

[@S1nGuLariTY_]

Him: Holyshir Intel your chips are bad Also him: Hey we're giving out this PC, 14900KS....

[@blueleader8323]

To be fair it’s the k not the ks that is having the majority of the issues, I think. feel free to correct me if that’s wrong.

[@HakunaMatata0054]

i was 5800x3d user switched to 13900k for raw performance it was worst Mistake i ever made, first months using 13900k but now for the last 3 months im having alot of crashes can't play cs2 cant play any game its randomly crashing to desktop,now May2024 came a bios update to run intel at stock settings so im using it but the problem is intel stock its performing worse then my 5800x3d that i have saving up money for 7800x3d and will never look back

[@kozmikhero6749]

With the way windows has been going and the better compatibility Linux has been experiencing with games/programs this summer I will be fully making the switch. I have some experience with linux but I know it will have some hurdles I will have to face. I'd rather bite the bullet now then continue with whatever monster windows will turn into in the coming years

[@volvo09]

I made the switch when win10 first came out. I've been very happy with Linux mint and use it as my main OS. I only boot into windows occasionally to keep it up to date. I don't game though

[@cybernit3]

@@volvo09 I was wonder if put your 1 SSD for Windows 11 and 1 for Linux... when Win11 updates could it corrupt the other SSD with Linux? I hear stories about this, and I think it is mainly with multiboot with Linux only on a partition on the 1 SSD for both, is where Win11 will kill the GRUB boot loader. To be on the same side I install on another SSD. Just sort of afraid to update Windows 11. Also watch with the old disk part utility it could corrupt your SSD partition tables; so I advise use Disk Management utility.

[@XxGorillaGodxX]

I fully made the switch a few months ago. I thought I would at least use my windows 10 install on occasion but I've only booted it twice as far as I remember, and neither case was something necessary.

[@angleisthebest]

Intel should finally rebrand to Inhell with this news. Even AMD's Faildozer wasn't as bad as Inhell's architecture -- at least those were actually stable and didn't need a nuclear power plant to run.

[@yougod7253]

FX 9590 was their only nuclear reactor.

[@angleisthebest]

@@yougod7253 and that was only like 250W or so of power consumption (and was considered a complete disaster at the time). Yet it's still nowhere near Inhell's 14900KS that consumes over 500W.

[@LRK-GT]

TBF, while an whole NPP might not've been needed, the cooling towers were 😅

[@Cypher84X]

Any pre-built PC comes with Win 11 by default. It's not that gamers are embracing it. They're just using what the system came with

[@joshstucki4349]

These Intel CPUs going overboard with power was inevitable at some point to lead to failure. Makes the FX-9590 and FX-9570 from AMD that rated their CPUs more honestly back then at 220W seem downright reasonable by comparison when Intel's now pushing 300W+ at the socket to compete with AMD. The market can force Intel to make a correction by not buying any Intel CPU above a 220W PEAK rating.

[@TheSimRacers]

The numbers are skewed due to older hardware not meeting requirements. A lot of windows 7 machines are being updated to windows 10 as the users generally dont understand the windows 11 requirements and so cant upgrade to 11… and so the percentages change and make it seem like windows 11 users are going back but really the percentages is dropping due to the increase in windows 10 machines, not because a user of 11 went back to 10.

[@bigman2760]

if you wanna learna fun new word, the AOSP/ASOP thing you described is called metathesis. the same thing happens when a lot of ppl say "iron" or "comfortable" were you say the sounds out of order from how theyre written :)

[@wykamix358]

I suspect the reason why gamers are using windows 11 is that it comes installed on most new systems and gamers in general are more likely to use a new computer than the general market.

[@alanaeichsteadt]

I wouldn’t say gamers are embracing windows 11 as much as prebuilts and laptops are reinstalled with windows 11, which is likely a majority of systems on the steam hardware survey

[@zachhoy]

I think Intel will outlive this, since it affects mostly just gamers and bleeding-edge buyers, not the bulk... but it's messed up. So glad I have AMD.

[@JamesLewis]

Perhaps the supercharger thing is simply because in the past most of the cars they were selling were $150,000, and now they are mostly $50,000 so the premium service provided by superchargers is now just too expensive.

[@PurpleKnightmare]

I have Windows 11, I don't want it either. I got it for WSA, and they are taking that away. Also, Windows 11 is nine years old too, it is built on top of the Windows 10 core. I still have Windows 10 on my desktop.

[@ScottGrammer]

I recently upgraded my HTPC from a 14th gen i3 to a TWELFTH gen i7. Runs like clockwork, and I've overclocked and undervolted it with great results. AND, I got it on sale for $189.

[@mayanksh3khar]

No gamer is specifically embracing 11. They're most likely buying newer laptops with Win 11 preinstalled😊

[@DavidHammond703]

I have had this issue since 13900K and I am SO happy its finally getting attention!

[@UltraVegito-1995]

Everybody going back to Win10 While I'm still stuck in the Win7 due to old netbook

[@GeminionRay]

I still daily drive W7 on my main machine. Best OS ever.

[@xrafter]

​@@GeminionRay The support of that OS is limited. But if it works then it works.

[@Mangokr]

They have to replace all those affected processors, those are degradated, will not fix with bios changes at this point. Damage control and assure from now to comply more strict requeriments.

[@LRK-GT]

I hope we have the opportunity to sit down with popcorn, and watch Intel and Asus litigate e/o over this. Both parties deserve each other, clearly.

[@xxcxmd]

Coming from someone who has both a 13900ks and a 14900ks and having stability issues on my asus z790 strix e. The newest bios as of the day I’m writing this comment is recommended to load optimized defaults when you update to the bios. This goes even further than intels 253w spec sheet and limits the CPU to 200w and a max temp of 80c.

[@edwardliu3387]

I’m curious if it bring the performance down from i9 to i7 or even i5.

[@DMPLAYER1000]

I switched from Windows 11 to Endeavouros and I’ve had so much less friction than before. It also helps that my games run a bit better and linux is just so much more efficient

[@ChristopherYeeMon]

Also Elon shutting down the supercharger team completely shuts down the future upgrades to the supercharger network. They were deploting the v4 chargers to the network

[@volvo09]

I wonder if some government incentives ran out, like grant money to install EV chargers. Suddenly focusing on maintenance instead of expansion is a bit weird, seeing how they were so proud of the progress they were making.

[@Lying29]

A refund is not just enough. I spent a lot on motherboards, psu, coolers for that specific 14900k. If I were just for a 14700k, I would have saved a lot on those. And I would even skip the 4090 and got a much cheaper GPU without i9. What's even more rediculous: they even push it further to a 14900ks.

[@drmad725]

Great show, as usual. No comment on anything from the show but it's My son's 16th birthday! His name's Apollo and he did You show too! That's all, hope your weekend rocks!

[@BeastofBourdon]

I don't think it's necessarily that nobody wants windows 11, the problem is nobody meets the requirements for it. I have a r5 5600, b550 motherboard with 48 gb of ram and an rx 5700 xt and my pc still tells me it doesn't meet the spec requirements for windows 11. Microsoft gimped themselves here, nobody is upgrading their system for a windows release. They should have geared it for existing hardware.

[@Discuiet]

I (gamer) haven't switched to 11 on my personal system because it removed features I like to use (mostly taskbar related), and even fixable problems like the baffling "Show more options" context menu (why do I have to tweak the registry to fix this? Why isn't it a settings toggle?) still betray an ominous direction in design philosophy. In essence, I haven't switched because I don't like it, and I don't yet have to.

[@elfo7918]

I doubt, that gamers embrace windows 11. It's more like, you get that junkOS on every new Gaming Laptop + not everyone accepts to give their data to Valve. And many people, who are protecting their data wouldn't consider using Windows11, because of their behavior of data collection (yes, 10 is already bad enough in that). So I think that the one who don't care about their data, are more likely to switch to Win11 and share with Valve their Data. And, to have most performance in games, Win11 is not the way to go, because of the poor performance

[@evan-du3vk]

Can you explain what's asus defaults settings for those cpus?? Becouse on asus motherboards default settings is forcing cpu to go beyond Intel limits. And sorry but asus had intel spec settings out from the box. Thers option multicore enhancement it was there from beginning and if you set it from auto to disabled enforce all defaults it's basically Intel spec for cpu. It means asus exactly know what are the basic settings for intel cpu from beginning.

[@benkafin98]

Eat. Sleep. Cure Syngap1. I Love it.

[@Jsph-rh1wc]

my mom's win 11 computer suddenly got bricked after a update changed the bitlocker config and encrypted the os. We spent hours trying to rescue the files. She went back to win 10.

[@cfbmoo1]

I went from Windows 10 to Linux Mint. Haven't looked back since except for when I fire up my Windows 98SE Gateway PC retro machine. :D

[@fidg3twid0w88]

I've been using a 13600KF since November 2022. Absolutely no instabilities/crashes in the past year and a half :D

[@chriswheatley3146]

It makes sense with the gamers charts that Windows 11 is more popular. Most modern PC gamers are usually pretty tech savy and like to stick on the bleeding edge, else they'd just stick with consoles. Even in linux, outside the prepackaged Steamdeck (and OS variants), it seems most Linux gamers end up running distros that are classified as bleeding edge or close to it. I'm personally using Windows 11 Pro on my gaming PC and really having noticed any issues outside the ones that I'd see in Windows 10 normally anyways (mainly explorer crashing/restarting if I have multiple windows open for like a week straight). This has been a known issue for a long time in general for all versions of windows as it relates to a low priority unfixed memory leak. The same thing happens in my older (pre TPM) laptop running Windows 10 home.

[@ddunfuh9239]

I’d have to disagree with you on that, i agree that most gamers are moderately tech savy but only the ones who built their themselves are savy enough to install an OS, those who buy pre-built desktops and Laptops are likely not savy enough to install a different OS. I think that a larger share of PC gamers belong to the group that aren’t savy enough to install an new OS and the rise in the share of windows 11 is merely because most new pre-builts are shipping out with windows 11, if you look more into many people even those who have a good enough PCs are refusing to “upgrade” to windows 11 as it just more wasteful of an OS than windows 10 which makes it worse for gaming

[@andy23r]

The intel 14900k reminds me of the fx 9590 a 5 gigahertz bulldozer chip from 2012. that thing was massively unstable

[@misterPAINMAKER]

It uses 253 watts lol, even more than the FX 9590 cpus.

[@ShadowWing48]

Windows 11 genuinely has good support for games and especially older ones. Plenty of old games I have that Windows 11 is super stable pop the disc in and go where Windows 10 had...issues. Also, being someone with HDR, Windows 11 treats HDR far better. For me, 11 has just been a better 10 all around, though I know that's not the case for everyone.

[@J1nx_exe]

My reasons for beingbon win11: 1) they removed the possibility of making a win10 boot officially and I didn't feel like getting it from a random third party 2) they're actively making win10 a pain in the ass 3) I wish I could install win10, it's better and cleaner than win11. Screw win11 where I can't even edit my registry without needing tovwipe my drive and reinstall windows...

[@bobjohnston1239]

And I have a 13900K. F**k me...

[@smarouchoc7300]

Pretty sure Tesla has commitments for expanding the supercharger network related to other automakers adopting the NACS standard - if that slips, I can well imagine the other automakers taking legal action against Tesla. Also, were I in charge of any competing charging company, I'd be trying to scoop as much of that team as possible. The operational knowledge has to be huge - and valuable. Because, as you say, all the other charging infrastructure is total crap.

[@NicolasChapadosGirard]

Congratulations to the winner!🎉

[@TSgotstolengoddamm]

As a person who has bought the 13700k before this fiasco along with manually undervolting and maintaining 5.5 P 4.4E with Vcore during max stress a 1.243 i am glad to say that I've made the correct decision when it came to buying the right cpu :D

[@yougod7253]

Intel nowhere near the 6nm process for their dies and it finally showing. Their cpus are maxed out PERIOD.

[@volvo09]

Yep, they are pushing older architecture to the max, and it's showing. All this mess just for a TINY improvement.

[@REKEOJ]

Congratulations 🎊 on the views, likes, and subs

[@techluvin7691]

The truth that everybody knew finally comes out. The only way Intel can compete with AMD is to put their CPU’s on the short route to death. I said over a year ago that these CPU’s wouldn’t stand the test”test of time”. I didn’t expect it to happen so fast……….but it did.

[@RuffRhyno]

Thank goodness I just built a 13700k system last week. What a beast and nice upgrade from an amd 3700

[@misterPAINMAKER]

Wtf? The AMD RYZEN 3700 was good for at least 5 more years. There is not any game that it can not run. I upgraded to the i7 13700K from the i5 760, this is a real upgrade.

[@flywheelshyster6549]

My steam deck is probably up there in the top best buys in my whole life, inspired me to game while on stationary exercise bike and went from 300 lbs to this morning weigh in 205 (18 months) and its almost taken me away from my desktop

[@pettycrimesandmisdemeanors]

there's a reason i stick to 65-105w cpus

[@squirrel6687]

Not pushing too hard too fast to compete with AMD when Asus sells both. They are just pushing...

[@Redmage913]

For gamers, it makes sense - if you have an Intel with P and E cores, you need Win11…

[@shaneiboi96]

i have a laptop with a i9-13980HX, could this be causing weird audio crackling when the cpu is auto boosting? on cpu it went to cpu at 135% and i almost threw up LOL

[@neondracolyte1562]

good ending: they go back to updating windows 10 and actually make it the last windows you ever need bad ending: they update it just to end up like windows 11

[@DanielHarris42024]

Happy Friday!

[@EweToobUsername]

12:00 Tesla laying off the team that built the SuperCharger network is going to hurt them as those people get picked up by competition. I give it 5 years and someone is competing with Tesla on a level that hurts them, especially if car sales keep dropping.

[@frankd.b.9233]

My last breath with Intel was the 9900ks that cracked open and didn't want to be replaced, since then I have AMD TOP MODELS for gaming lol

[@redstoneactive6589]

Hearing that AMD is entirely redoing the ray tracing engine somebody explains why they aren't making ridiculously high-end cards this round. They're sticking with what they're good at while doing experimentation in other areas. Seems like a sound business decision in my opinion.

[@hyde_official]

what is the sound intro?

[@NukaOrQuantum...]

Windows 11 is probably the worst OS from Microsoft. I grew up on old laptops with XP, Vista, 98, and 7. Never had any issues with those OS despite hardware limitations

[@IrocZIV]

Still on Windows 10 myself. Mostly as a vote against the moves Microsoft has been making with the OS.

[@TheRiskyness]

Only switched to Windows 11 cause I don’t want to deal with the the hassle once Windows 10 isn’t supported anymore

[@ToshiOhMy]

Oh man, as an anime fan I can not get hyped enough for Intel to launch the Intel Core Plus Ultra soon. I mean, it will be really heroic.

[@MNaka-uf9yz]

When i see my 13700k that is barely stable with high end MB/cooling on it, i can't imagine how bad the unstable CPUs are, still i'm not even surprised, Intel threw their clocks/power draw margins through the window to keep up with AMD...

[@felipenachmanowicz9393]

I know, as a consumer I should hope both AMD and INtel are putting out good CPUs so there's more competition and we get better deals.... but I just love to see Intel get trounced on.

[@toddchisolm1271]

I have a i71300 and always wondered if I should have bought a i9. I don’t wonder that any more. Thank you.

[@CarrotStixBro]

I actually can not wait to stop getting updates for windows 10. Don't need security updates at all if you don't download shady shit. The amount of times Ive disabled updates and it turns itself back on is egregious.

[@GeminionRay]

A lot of times when M$ and other companies say "security update", it's actually not really about security. I've seen some "security" updates being just functional updates to fix something that did not work properly, and then other times it's things you don't ask for/don't want. Either the devs are just lazy to document their fixes, or they don't want people to know the shady stuff they are try to force users to adopt. Labeling them "security update" is the easiest to scare people into update, even if the update isn't necessary at all.

[@Boburto]

I think security updates are worthwhile. But I really only play single player games so I could block my system from internet. Just need to set up and internal steam cache on a secure linux machine.

[@JOHNTECH112]

disable windows update in services

[@Maxawa0851]

Terrible advice

[@dazasterous1]

Just because I know how much Brett loves a pedant...AOSP is an Initialism not an Acronym, with an acronym the initials spell a word that you can pronounce ( e.g. Basic Input Output System - BIOS is pronounced as a word not as B, I, O, S).

[@reyarthur2792]

I think they are just upgrading to windows 11 because of the security risks when they announced that they will no longer get updates. If they can stay with 10, they would.

[@TemplePate01]

i guess i just have a weird back structure because nothing really fits me well and doesn't make my back hurt no matter if i'm sitting up straight or not, including the hermin millers i've tried. I suspect i won't get the luxury of a good chair until some weird AI one comes out with 2000 adjustable sensors or something riduclous like that lol

[@BrokeDad1]

No problems with a 12700KF on a Asus B660 MB. AMD is looking like my next upgrade path now though.

[@leasshurp]

12th gens are stable It's about 13th and 14th gen cpus.

[@jannovak7749]

If those suckers would deliver on promise that Win10 would be the last version, life would be so nice. Windows 11 is full of bullshit. I'm rocking LTSC version of Win10 with security updates till 2027 and I couldn't be more happy. Rock solid and stable, tuned to perfection (if there is something like this in the world of Windows)...

[@mademedothis424]

For the record, my 13700k is unstable on my ASUS on their default OC profile. I've had to tweak it down manually for stability. I blame ASUS primarily, although we need to scrap entirely this notion that high end hardware is purchased pre-OC'd and the "official" settings to be unrealistically low. This one-two thing of being sold arbitrary performance based on how fast the motherboard guesses your CPU can run is an absurd abdication of responsibility, and all of this applies to RAM as well.

[@OutLanderUSN]

It almost feels like it's akin to the whole X3D debacle last year, where ASUS boards were overvolting them and destroying them while the company was avoiding responsibility despite them having the only BIOS that was nuking the chips.

[@kishin9]

Recall time for intel or I smell some easy money lawsuit time.

[@DNM37]

Good job Hyte! A CPU in a CPU cooler. What's next? AIO for an AIO?

[@sidlives2672]

That’s 800MM views even with the channel bans. Congrats!

[@boijorzee]

I don't have particular strong feelings about windows 11. It's stable enough and it does what I need it to do just fine. I remember the whole Vista debacle and the windows 11 hate pales in comparison with those days.

[@jasonknight1085]

Windows 11 CAN be a decent OS, you just have to tell Microshaft to go shaft themselves on the majority of changes nobody asked for and their associated creepitude. From entering a bullshit password to make the "log in options" button show up to use an "offline account" Which YES, still exists despite claims to the contrary even in the new release where outlets are saying it's gone. It's just been moved / reworded. Go in and make sure every bit of tracking is disabled, then use explorer patcher, 7 task tweaker, and open shell to tell every "taskbar modernization" of the past 15 years to go suck an egg. And that's still less work than trying to turn Linux into a viable desktop OS. Especially if like me 90%+ of what you do on your desktop has no *nix equivalents worthy of mention or just don't run right under Wine, or are hobbled by things like the mattress-stain font kerning of freetype, or the ridiculously useless audio latency.

[@BumpkinBros]

Def arnt embracing windows 11 it tild me my brand new system wasnt "up to spec" and I have a gen 12 I9 & a 4070 super. Had to run scripts to get past it to get windows 11 installed. Windows 11 is a mess

[@AndreyStevn]

How do we tell them next-gen consoles owners don't care about RT but we need upscalling (it's the only scenario on which we actually need this tech). I want +60 FPS in the Series X and PS5!!!

[@Ducky-ps3zt]

I feel like correlation is not causation here. Could it be that most OEM's are being released with win11 and that PC gaming market may have just expanded? Therefore more gamers might have win11 installed.

[@TheBigBlueMarble]

The insatiable desire that many people have to overclock their CPUs and GPUs is a disease. ASUS has a very bad case of this disease.

[@ShR33k]

800,000,000 views, all thanks to Kyler 🤣 Well done! It's a fantastic channel, you should all be proud 🏆

[@vectorexpanse]

At the current rate of growth of your channel, I bet you will hit 1 million subs by July if not sooner!