AMD is About to CRUSH Intel… Just Like I Predicted

[@LinusTechTips]

4:20 - While the slide shown isn't what we intended, it still makes our point. We're still at the 16 core mark and basically nothing has changed spec-wise with Ryzen 9000 since Ryzen 7000.

[@k4riku]

420

[@Rockardo_]

@MLgaming805git gud

[@UCcdTp7XpCkVLkaRCsDcifFg]

bro need grow beard again

[@CallMeTonyga]

make sense not to cut into HEDT/Servers right?

[@sleepyancient6655]

Worst case, Nvidia seems to be using Intel to build future chips for their graphics cards ("Intel 3nm"-which may or may not be Intel 3)... so I think technologically they're about to be back on top when it comes to manufacturing. Design-wise, we'll see.

[@MozartTheGOAT]

There is something wildly amusing about seeing Linus navigate the world as if hes hosting a wildlife documentary

[@cluealmost]

Yeahh this was truly fun to watch without it overbearing the actual information 💯🙌🏻🫡👏🏻

[@darkpixel1128]

while also talking about something entirely unrelated to what's happening in the background

[@adranonim]

I guess he upped his game vs other tech guy just standing on the streets

[@MostlyPennyCat]

6:16 He looks really tiny on this children's play area.

[@epsig1507]

It looks like Taipei

[@thexgamer8240]

“Just like I predicted”. Man took his Chief Vision Officer role to a whole new level.

[@littleknight6949]

only next time he can predict when he will drops something next

[@BlackSmokeDMax]

@@littleknight6949 Drop something? Like a link to their sponsor??

[@Titokstro1]

Let's hope he predicts something about the Madison case 🥳

[@leonro]

​@@Titokstro1Did you not read their recent statement?

[@Titokstro1]

@@leonro oh, I don't think so, do you have a link?

[@mauromerconchini]

You know, props to Linus and the shooter for making what's basically the most cinematographically interesting info-dump I've ever watched. The shot variety and the transitions made everything really engaging, that pull-up gag was great lmao.

[@Tential1]

Too much walking. Felt like I was working out. Made me tired. /s

[@ChanceH-pd3sd]

@@Tential1 touch grass then?

[@Grandwigg]

​@@ChanceH-pd3sdthat's not nice. Grass makes it hard to breathe, joints still and ache, skin break out in innumerable itching bumps and more. That's a scary suggestion for sure. XD (I wish the symptoms of grass expected were the joke for me, rather than the 'touch grass' meme)

[@TimmFN]

@@ChanceH-pd3sd sarcasm

[@starman5754]

EVER? watched? Dude you really should get out more often. I mean they did a good job, but.....seriously?

[@4RILDIGITAL]

Intel's complacency years back gave AMD an edge. Just hoping AMD doesn’t get complacent now. The tech world definitely needs constant innovation and better solutions, especially for budget users.

[@trparky]

Agreed. A 16% IPC increase may be rather impressive, but I'd still have wished for more.

[@TheNoiseGOAT]

They won't make the same mistake twice

[@coreycarpenter2489]

The problem is AMD was struggling back then. Intel, on the other hand isn't struggling. AMD know this. They still need to fight nVidia. Intel have, small nuclear furnace aside, been able to compete in performance even if it means their chips die due to MBoard makers setting defaults too high. It will he interesting to see how Intel go if the losing HT rumours are to be believed.

[@jackofthecoke]

Qualcomm and ARM are equally big threats. I'm sure Lisa Su is aware of the challenges that lie ahead.

[@Aliothale]

They're selling 2020 CPU's still in mid-late 2024. The answer is clear, AMD is going to milk people as much as they can.

[@lukehaswell3075]

Intel and AMD will definitely have their share of the market. TSMC is at max capacity and investing in other semiconductor companies will be an absolute power move, I keep increasing my shares manageably. Different chips are good at different things and Nvidia has been very specialised, which leaves other aspects of Al open.

[@AsandeMonwabisizondi]

This is the type of in-depth detail on the semiconductor market that investors need, also the right moment to focus on the rewarding AI manifesto.

[@kaylagarrison9267]

Im unconvinced about intel future. Do you really think nvidia can keep up this surge rate and stream for the better part of the decade.

[@lukehaswell3075]

certainly Kayla, i had bought NVDA shares at $300, $475 cheap b4 the 10 for 1 split and with huge interest I keep adding, i’m currently doings the same for PLTR, POET and AMD constructively. Best possible way to get ahead, is participating behind top experienced performers.

[@andrescastillo2043]

I agree, I'm compiling and picking stocks that l'd love to hold on to for a few years before retirement, do you think these stocks would do better over the years? My goal is to have at least $2 million saved for retirement.

[@markcarey6758]

Amazingly, people are starting to get the uniqueness of Palantir.

[@dusenkarotte007]

Finally I can change two letters in my i9900k to a ryzen 9900x

[@2failepic]

r,y,z,e,n,x are more letters then i,k

[@LuxLikeGaming]

@@2failepic if you count the actual full name, it's "Core i9" tho

[@MostlyPennyCat]

Full on Sharpie upgrade, just scribble on the heat spreader

[@TheNubaHS]

fairly sure his reddit tag will go from "i9 9900k" to "r9 9900x"

[@4ryan42]

Tempted to do the same. Will have to support Thunderbolt though for me to switch to AMD.

[@Scarlet_Soul]

An X3D chess move

[@likilike501]

Also for EPYC there is 256 cores on the way. Just a leak but moore's law is dead talked about it. So there is a high chance it exists.

[@JBrinx18]

​@@likilike501X3D on C cores would be awesome. Basically just more compact standard cores then

[@marshallb5210]

@@likilike501 I wouldn't trust MLID to boil water but ok

[@metaltrucker97]

Rawr X3D

[@sparkyenergia]

@@JBrinx18 At least for Zen4C they did not add in the TSV's needed to have 3D V-cache on top of it. Maybe they will for 5C though. I however feel they will not. My gut feeling on this is that AMD gave us 7950X3D with only one chip having the V-cache. In the future I see them doing a 'hybrid' Zen 5 and Zen 5C design and having a X3D with two V-cache's would make it hard for people to know which of the two products would be faster.

[@buddybleeyes]

X3D has been incredible. Can't wait for 9000X3D launch

[@dominikheinz2297]

Yea, waiting for those too. Is there any information as to when they will come out?

[@buddybleeyes]

@dominikheinz2297 I don't think so, with the gaps in the x line up, I'm guessing they'll be announced around the end of the year or early ish next year. That's going off of their previous announcement for 7800x3d,7900x3d and 7950x3d

[@Safetytrousers]

I think 4k is incredible where it makes no difference.

[@c.james1]

@@dominikheinz2297 I think last gen, they released the standard ones like this sort of time and then the X3D ones around the following January IIRC. So probably in like 6 months.

[@Mdxceed2]

​@@dominikheinz2297 2025...

[@ryzenryne8747]

Bro flew to Taiwan to play tennis with a very distant friend. Heard the conversation from one of your podcasts.

[@ryzenryne8747]

@@MainInternetUser That wasn't in his last schedule where he missed the flight tho.

[@ryzenryne8747]

@@MainInternetUser Make that a bonus.

[@Evitrea]

It feels surreal the block you're filming is like 30 mins walk from my place

[@Only_Joss]

I found it hilarious that I was watching this in China lmfao. I’m here for an internship for the UN

[@inhohvh7850]

@@Only_Joss how are the bug rations?

[@Only_Joss]

@@inhohvh7850Brain dead question is brain dead.

[@inhohvh7850]

@@Only_Joss i'm only joking. I know it's high fructose corn syrup. in all seriousness, enjoy your time in china! I wish I could visit.

[@FriedHam]

Seeing Linus roaming in Taipei streets and parks is a weird but positive feeling for me being a Taiwanese. Hope you had a good time here anyway!

[@jo_magpie]

Great seeing him back in "China"😅

[@CanIHasThisName]

Awesome profile pic.

[@DanielHeppner]

I just got back from Taiwan, and it became one of my favorite countries in Asia. Looking forward to going back. This video was fun to watch.

[@ez45]

It felt weirdly nostalgic from the walk in the rain video years ago

[@DOOM.Fi3nd]

CHINA NUMBA ONE!!! TAIWAN NOT COUNTRY !! Long live democratic leader Xi!!

[@matti...]

Really liked the direction this video took! It felt authentic to the LTT videos of old (instead of the big IMPACT LETTERS in some other videos) and was well-paced and well-shot to where it held me the entire time

[@22oreos]

agreed!! it was refreshing to see such a cinematographically engaging and interesting video accompanying a launch like this

[@Bound4Earth]

Once you find out Intel 13/14th gen are ticking time bombs and AMD already won.

[@Ryu_R.]

I love the walk and talk style this has got going for it, awesome job LTT! (News was good to hear too ofc) :)

[@LeGoooze]

If Intel doesn't step up in the CPU game I do hope Snapdragon gets threatening enough for AMD to try harder and avoid stagnation.

[@calebmenker988]

Snapdragon is looking very promising so far

[@s4nder86]

@@bradhaines3142 Laptops can't get sick.

[@cameronbosch1213]

If only ARM had upgradable RAM...

[@hannthenan]

Why do people talk about upgrading RAM so much. I get it. It's breathes new life to an otherwise aging laptop but most Snapdragon systems (if not all) which ship with at least 16GB of flipping fast LPDDR5X RAM which is enough for most people​@@cameronbosch1213

[@LtCommanderTato]

Meh, arm is a completely different thing. It must emulate x86 to work. Imagine trying to run a modern pc game on that it would suffer alot since it have to emulate all and is incredibly inefficient that way. Something we learned a long time ago with emulators of old consoles.

[@Lopicl]

Missed this old school style of videos, no music, no nonsense, just straight talk.

[@ghostdog662]

And no beard

[@awdadwadwad1723]

and ads

[@Good-nv1xe]

I miss those days

[@jackofthecoke]

Yeah, feels like these bigger channels overdo it with the whole "production value." For tech focused channels, just give it to us straight with visual aids, charts, and benchmarks. No need for music or Hollywood level animations.

[@koijoijoe]

Linus, im sorry you are lost in a foreign country. Im glad you are at least taking the opportunity to make videos for us, and enjoy playing on playgrounds your own size. Im sure you will find everything you need to survive in your LTT Backpack, and i hope you find your way to the convention. Good Luck!

[@Dudae_]

What I really found interesting was the end card hit where he says "yah, go watch the video I did last time" and comparing the two, it's night and day. Sure, the production quality of this one is higher, with all the dynamic shots and multiple camera set up, but the content, the script, the information presented to the viewer and the straightforwardness of it all is so much better and interesting in the older one. Hell, even the transitions and segues are so much more seamless.

[@taypexx]

is that a spiderman on a bike 0:36

[@kane1110]

Wanted to point out a small correction: when Linus is talking about the 5900XT and how it's "the same".. it's not. The 5900x model was only 12 core, 24 thread.

[@HVDynamo]

I was wondering about that. Why would they not call this the 5950XT instead. I suppose it's because it's not actually better than the 5950X by a tiny max boost clock. But it really is a weird place to name/put that chip.

[@sentinelslayer360]

I think he ment the 5950x. Which, I know is still not the same.

[@nyxterius]

He wasn't talking about the 5900xt compared to the 5900x. He was talking about the generation overall still being limited to 16 cores at the top end. In that respect its 'the same'.

[@patton3338]

I think the naming structure is a mistake, they should have kept it consistent with the core counts. People will just assume it's 12 core.

[@Frozoken]

it's literally a 5950x that's been slightly underclocked and given a terrible name. The "change" is somehow less meaningful than Intel 14th gen

[@alun1038]

100% agreed with Linus’ concerns on their budget lineup. What AMD are doing at the high end level is very good, especially with their X3D chips. But we need more options from them at the lower end like the Ryzen 3s

[@mikefarino4368]

Essentially right now AMD has no reason to make Ryzen 3s, because of the chiplet architecture along with the TSMC node, there are almost no chiplets that have less than 6 good cores. they would either have to waste a good chip that they cant produce enough of that they could sell as a ryzen 5, or they would have to have another design for a 4 core chiplet, neither of which are smart financial decisions when they can instead just discount the previous gen ryzen 5s to be the same price as what they would sell ryzen 3s at. Producing a 4 core ryzen 3 would cost more than a 6 core previous gen ryzen 5, be slower in 90% of activities and take away capacity from the current gen ryzen 5-9 and Epyc chips.

[@evansotall5136]

I think if your in a budget your gonna have to stick to a 3600->5600 could they use a $120 am5 around the performance of a 5600x yes but then no one would buy am4 as they are still releasing on that platform they want that alive aswell as a budget option I believe

[@bad_metaphor]

Keeping the AM4 lineup alive *IS* the budget option.

[@ehrlichgesagt863]

Really why would they support ryzen 3 still? It's logical completely outdated, we don't see Intel make random low End CPU that cost under 100 because there is no market for that really that would make sense. Most spend around 700 on a PC so a 100€-200 CPU will be the best for most of the market

[@jannegrey]

It's possible that 7500F, 7600 and 7600X will get cheaper when 9600X launches. All 3 of them are already below 200$. So while it isn't entry level, it is a decent option for those who have 700-800$ budget (building new from scratch). Especially if 7500F will go down further 20-30$. And 7600 approaches it's price (though it should be 150-160$ max). But yes, entry level for now is Intel's domain (they do rock with their i3's - though I'd wait if Arrowlake maybe has something new, powerful and cheap if one can wait). Though if you're building something without discrete graphics AMD APU's are competitive. Though still expensive. Especially if you need to buy case, PSU and stuff like that - where buying cheap isn't the best option.

[@aspzx]

3:00 so nice that in Taiwan everything is Linus-sized.

[@shao1423]

Thanks for the tour around Taipei.

[@1981Frederick]

NPU will be use by Window co-pilot rigth from the start, but it will be available for the next elderscroll, last of us, call of duty ... too. NPU is not only for window recall, it's the whole generation of generative games and software that will be produced in the upcoming year.

[@djksfhakhaks]

AMD should embrace Intels naming convention and just call it OVER 9000

[@bogartwilley]

The top end big Daddy edition with the hyper high binning can be "Super Saiyan Edition"

[@Phantom-kc9ly]

They could've went without skipping numbers too

[@djksfhakhaks]

@@Phantom-kc9ly so, sticking with the theme "OVER 5 BILLION"

[@DaveMcIroy]

No no no no no. They should use the USB naming scheme. Ryzen 9 Gen 2 Version 2.2 Gen2.

[@Grandwigg]

Ultra Instinct edition?

[@priultimus]

looking at that old video you mentioned in the beginning and watching this one now- you guys have gotten way better at this, and in particular the presentation style and your talking pace is much better. sure it’s not revolutionary to point out you get better over time but hey, good job

[@CasepbX]

I dunno man... I have a 14700 which is a much bigger number than 9000....

[@genegayda3042]

That's your electric bill 😁

[@Alphacuremom55]

@codeymorganti "Another month" 😂

[@sayorancode]

@codeymorganti i have added 0^10 now i don't have to upgrade for at least another year

[@steveweidig5373]

Neither can come even close to my 68060, so it must be the performance leader for over 30 years now!

[@kealz318]

Intel + Nvidia = FTW🔥 (HOUSE BURNING.. THIS IS FINE... BRUH) 😂😂😂

[@HinanawiTenko]

I'm surprised you just brushed by the unprecedented support for a previous socket as even that support graph shows there may be more for those still on AM4

[@linglongchen5241]

Current situation AMD vs Intel very much like the time of AthlonXP vs Pentium4. Pentium4 had hard time to compete against AthlonXP. Intel will be releasing its Lunar Lake In just a few months, and Arrow Lake at the end of this year. Most likely it will be like Athlon XP vs Core2 core time. If this is the case, history will repeat again (AMD stock price plummeted after Intel released core2 core). Keep in mind that AMD market cap is 2X of Intel, and only has about 50% of Intel revenue, and higher PE than Intel. There are lot of bubbles in AMD stock price as of now. Intel wants to gain market share back. The only way to do this is to compete on the price. Both companies may not have big revenue/profit growth, but the gap of the two company market cap will be closer, and even reverse.

[@markowens5446]

when AMD release an AM4 product the surprise in everyone voice that it happened surprises me. When AM5 was announced AMD said they looked forward to continuing development for AM4. Which meant that every one saying it was a dead platform was dead wrong.

[@cameronbosch1213]

It is mostly though. No Zen 3 or 4.

[@SiNevesh]

Companies say a lot of shit. They rarely follow through

[@andreewert6576]

@@cameronbosch1213 These are Zen3, though i get what you're saying. It's not a backport, nor a die-shrink it seems. Just slightly faster chips on the now very mature node.

[@2000jalebi]

@@andreewert6576 Its mostly marketing to show consumers that AM4 is still a platform that they want to support.

[@inigosusaetaherrera4230]

@@SiNevesh they have been doing it tho...

[@Wiisporter]

Man, AMD is really killing it especially with AM4 releases like the 5700x3d, saw it on aliexpress for 120 euros which is SUPER cheap

[@malucart]

aliexpress is the real goat (source: i dont have money)

[@markdatton1348]

7:53 Thats not always true, especially as core counts get bigger and bigger. As core count increases, so too does the required communication between them. Coordinating 192 cores is more difficult than coordinating 96 cores, so the fact they've managed to continue increasing the core counts like they have is amazing

[@youcantata]

Congra for AMD. You are the real winner. Intel is now underdog. My wish: More Ryzen 5 class APUs with excellent GPU.

[@-AHoangAnhKhoa]

Bro just didn't notice that it only gets at most 10% faster compared to Intel and Ryzen 7000, while being 100$ more expensive

[@bmrc]

Guess our 'bro' over here didn't realise they weren't released when the video was uploaded

[@dsm1891]

I like the on the streets style video. Feels a lot like a conversation with a passionate friend; rather than a new broadcaster telling you [stuff]. Also the natural background noise is much better than the (Sometimes) annoying background music

[@dsm1891]

Passionate about tech you banana...​@@jasonshrout8921

[@Nelo390]

@@jasonshrout8921 homophobe

[@xpforevergaming8609]

​@@jasonshrout8921How on earth did you make the connection between a passionate friend and yourself into some gay stuff? It just doesn't make any sense and has no roots.

[@Zonker66]

The original Threadripper is $999... which is $1,278 after you take inflation into account. That accounts for a lot right there. Add to that increased costs in transportation (world trade is a mess), and possible tariff increases targeted at China... and I don't think it's too far fetched to see that rise in price. Don't get me wrong, I bitch all the time about costs, but this one isn't nearly as bad as... say... everything else.

[@josir1994]

Even before that, comparing the 8-12-16 core lineup to a lineup starting from 24 core is absurd. 8-12-16 core... sounds familiar, I wonder where have I heard of it and what are the prices now....

[@dabombinablemi6188]

It also went from a 16 core to a 64 core. Far better value.

[@profosist]

dont forget motherboard price for the chips have doubled

[@porcorosso4330]

Tariffs against China does not include Taiwan. Just to be clear...

[@profosist]

@@porcorosso4330 I don't believe that's correct pretty sensitive defeated the point of everybody moving their stuff out of China to Taiwan Edit: this comment was in response to somebody saying Chinese tariffs affected products made in Taiwan

[@sefakoyun]

Oh, I really like these outdoor videos since the unboxing of hyper 212 from years ago. Hey, I think you should also build a new outdoor filming set haha!

[@TheEclipsedLock]

Linus back on the grass...roots

[@dineshdas8392]

Better than indoor set

[@didomitkopinatores]

I've noticed that Linus is using the one plus watch, is there a review on the channel that I missed

[@meinnase]

Can you be better than intel, now that youre on top? Idk, maybe wait until theyre on top? Intel still has 65% share among steam users, which are going to be moderately more enthusiast compared to the general public. Looking at pretty much any prebuild/laptop company that caters to that general public, it feels like well over half of them still dont even know something other than intel exists.

[@galgrunfeld9954]

Whoever worked in the color in this video did an awsome job - the colors look amazing!

[@Jimmy_Jones]

Also helps that everything is so clean

[@gebauzchris]

I think it helped that it was very cloudy in Taipei these past days. Sky basically being a large light diffuser. No harsh lighting anywhere.

[@nycameleon]

8:00 Intel's main sale point for Enterprise is pre-existing multi-year lock in contracts and speed dial for the folks who make decisions. (and a history of stability)

[@benwu7980]

Fewer cores with higher clocks can be a boon for people on per-core licences, though I've not looked at their lineups in a while.

[@andreewert6576]

@@benwu7980 AMD also make some wicked fast 32C and 16C chips with either 4GHz of clock speed or 768 megs of cache.

[@Glornak]

Also while AMD has more cores per CPU, Intel has server configurations that have way more CPUs to the point where Intel's best offering still has more cores than AMD's best offering.

[@zwcai]

Not expecting to ever see Linus shooting near my home.

[@Bambeakz]

Weird because AMD is from Taiwan and he is a techgeek

[@Coldsteak]

he is mere moments from your location. start running

[@gogetablue7905]

Yes, You should run.

[@sayorancode]

@@Coldsteak he can't run faster than you... or can he

[@FollowingStorm0]

This is one of your best videos yet, and i loved the video you made 5 years ago aswell. I feel like both videos were made when you were at the top of your game in having a feel for what's happening within the industry. It's great to see AMD do so well, but i do share your sentiment in hoping Intel can offer competition so that AMD is forced to be more consumer friendly and don't become too stagnant in their concurrent successful position in the market. Loved some of the outdoor shots and the continuity in the editing. Great writing too. Much love to y'all ❤️ :3

[@FollowingStorm0]

btw 192 cores is actually INSANE for a CPU lmao like i never thought i would see progress that significant this soon tbh :o

[@Solving_Engineer]

As a guy with old AM4 socket motherboard, i am excited for ryzen 9 5900xt, ryzen 7 5800xt. Love AMD's socket longevity commitment.

[@JupiterGuy1]

Poor studioless linus makes a return 🎉🎉 Love the outdoor theme

[@MCPTr10Cze]

Love the cinematography. The silly and simple transitions are really charming and fun.

[@AlexSinclair]

I love these outdoor shots! Felt like a totally fresh look for the channel!

[@theolaa]

Great video, whoever went through the trouble of story-boarding all the scenes did a bang-up job. (although there's a part of me that suspects you guys just winged it and it turned out perfect lol)

[@PunmasterSTP]

Both AMD and Linus are going places 👍

[@genesis_junior1953]

4:48 Yeah, I was concerned about that as well, but the more I think about it, the more it makes sense. Ryzen 3 doesn't really has a place when you need an expensive motherboard and a pricey kit of DDR5 RAM. Instead, some well-established AM4 CPUs with 6 and 8 cores will do until the AM5 platform looks suitable for budget-friendly PCs. Points to AMD for recognising that and extending support for AM4.

[@aoyuki1409]

this. for actual budget customers, AM4 is the way to go. Ryzen 3 5300 and Ryzen 5 5500 are still on shelf and constantly restocked, and they cost *less* than when Ryzen 3 3300x and 3600 was released for basically slightly better performance. why would any sane budget customers would invest in the still new AM5 and DDR5. you dont future proof on a budget. you cut as much corners as you can while getting what you need.

[@dashkatae]

This indeed. If someone is going to be buying an AM5 system, they're probably not building just an ok system. If you want that, buy AM4 as it's a lot cheaper and will still give you great performance. You don't need a high end desktop if all you're going to do with it is watch videos, browse the internet, and do light gaming. Hell, AM4 can handle heavy gaming with the right CPU and GPU combo and won't be breaking your bank.

[@aoyuki1409]

​@@Cooe. the thing is brother, a lot of gamers came from countries where import products are much more expensive due to currency and economical differences. Notable mentions are India, South America countries like Brazil, South East Asian countries like Indonesia Philippines Malaysia. for you, a typical motherboard costs $70-$100. a minimum wage American earns about 1.2k USD per month. a minimum wage Malaysian earns about RM1.5k which after conversion to USD (1 USD = about 4.69 myr) is a little over 300 USD. for first world countries, there is practically no difference between the price of a $70 last gen motherboard and a $100 current gen motherboard. its like a couple of days of spare change. for many of us in third world countries, its about half a month worth of emergency savings. if I have to pay $30 dollar extra for something, its the equivalent of having to sacrifice two weeks worth of lunch.

[@dashkatae]

@@Cooe. Or they could just go back one generation and buy a 7000 series cpu that would be discounted due to the release of the 9000 series that would have more cores and probably be just as fast if not faster then the theoretical 9300x. There just seems no use for such a product nowadays due to the previous generation stuff being so good. No point in making niche products if the profit margin on them is going to be so small and worse, it's going to be in competition with your previous gen stuff at the same price point.

[@schtormm]

i swear that intro is in the exact same place as the Framework factory tour one

[@MichaelHickman3D]

The video quality in this video is abnormally good looking! Great job Andy and David!!

[@Respectable_Username]

Whoever found the locations for this shoot, hats off to ya! Gave a really great vibe to a video you couldn't film in the usual studio ❤

[@ChillyFries444]

Absolutely love this linus attenborough style. Havent watched a full length video in ages. Fresh feeling made me do it

[@Hangman105]

I can understand why AMD does not have a Ryzen 3 right now. Look at what they are doing with AM4 socket, they will likely do the same thing with AM5 but use the high end chips that failed to meet bench marks be the lower end Ryzen3

[@vinicius401]

I don't think that's what they're doing. Ryzen 3 would only make sense if you have a cheap motherboard to go with it. And since they expect to outsell Intel in the mid to high end across the board, it would be a waste for them to use wafers for cheaper products. Intel needs to step up and bite their share in order to AMD consider expanding their portfolio to lower budgets.

[@MacTavish9619]

You can literally get b650 for 100$ and 7500f with 6cores for under 150$. Why do you want ryzen 3? Just to tell your friends that you have ryzen from newest generation even if it would be slower than cheap ryzen from previous gen? Doesnt make any sense.

[@evila9076]

Because the current ryzen 5 is a rebadged ryzen 3 for 300$

[@iliketurtles50000]

@@MacTavish9619 because not every market is america, and youre not including the full price of building the entire pc. where i live a 7500f costs £160 cheapest motherboard is £100, cheapest 16gb ram kit is £70. all in all that comes out to the equivalent of 420usd and we arent even talking gpu, case psu, cooler etc

[@manusiaorang2842]

​@@iliketurtles50000why are everything so dang expensive in the uk lol

[@roymagnussen6235]

As someone who often goes to Taipei, I always love guessing where Linus is during these videos.

[@StevoHDA]

great video layout, some of feel like we're in the studio as much as you lol

[@gulapula]

this presenting style is really cool. the different locations is an interesting way to segue between topics

[@HeretixAevum]

I really this style of walking around outdoors rather than being in a set. I think you should do more of this in the great Canadian outdoors.

[@Alvaro1Puentes]

Hahaha, I just noticed you're also in Taipei! No wonder everything looked so familiar.

[@AvgSkillGamer]

This is a really interestingly shot Tom Scott esque video and I am here for it

[@Ken_King]

And it dropped on a Monday too!

[@BeefyComb]

Digging this video style 🤙, I'm still rocking an i7-8700 maybe it's time I look into upgrading. 😅

[@Mr.-Toad]

your full of it linus. you and others ate up the i9's all the way.

[@Wowzival]

About time LTT made good content. Are you guys finally gonna start making content on Tech tips??

[@mix3ry199]

Linus is really in Taipei! Maybe I have the chance to see someone from the team tomorrow 😁

[@eliladd2355]

this was such a fun video to watch! love the editing and camera shots

[@InnerFire6213]

Awesome, I’ve been eyeing the 5800x3d to upgrade to, will wait for this to drop to get the discount. So nice that i can still use my 2018 budget board

[@y4lnux]

I hate that Big Tech is adding the AI term on every friking product...

[@pneumaofficial9581]

I love this format of recording, where Linus just talks into a camera while walking around, in real life, instead of on a set or in his warehouse or his house

[@FFLORO_45]

2:10 is that LTT backpack lite in the wild?😃

[@eseokpongete8468]

Dope background to shoot this video. Very creative!

[@Schaddn]

Is it possible that AMD does not have enough "bad" CPUs to make Ryzen 3?

[@nsreturn1365]

well the problem is more pricing. They exist in school and office laptops, but desktop they cant price a new product below 70€ , and this would be needed, acuse the 5600 sees 100-90€ and even 3600 is 50-70

[@shanent5793]

Why would they need bad CPUs to make Ryzen 3?

[@somenameidk5278]

​@@shanent5793Low-end chips are usually just higher-end chips where some of the cores don't work/are much slower than expected due to manufacturing defects. The bad cores are cut off from the CPU circuitry, and the resulting CPU is sold as one with fewer cores.

[@shanent5793]

@@somenameidk5278 if they have enough cores that are within spec, then how can they be "bad"?

[@somenameidk5278]

@@shanent5793 By 'bad', i think the original commenter meant CPUs with bad cores.

[@MarioGoatse]

Linus is content king. I guarantee this was written on the plane, then basically planned out the panning shots on the street. You’re watching an artist perform, and he makes it look easy

[@TH3C001]

Never could imagine how good a choice I was making to invest in a brand new X570 motherboard in December of 2020. I went from an Athlon II X4 860K with 16 GB DDR3 2133 to a Ryzen 5 3600 with 16 GB DDR4 3200. What a night and day difference, I couldn’t imagine how I could ever fully utilize all that power! 🤣 I just new I was ready for a platform I could stretch out for just as long or longer than I stretched the previous system, I wanted this computer to last me for 10 years or longer. Fast forward to today and I have a Ryzen 7 5700X with 32 GB of DDR4 3600 and I’m planning on possibly getting a 5900XT when it comes out, and maybe a Radeon 8000 or 9000 series card, depending on software evolution I can probably run this computer for the next 15 years before I really feel a need to upgrade again to an entirely new platform, especially once I switch to Linux full time, I could probably go 20 years if components don’t start to die before then 😅.

[@killerpro7706]

i dont have money

[@LindonSlaght]

I relate, I currently have 170$ to my name. Granted I have 0 expenses so it means a bit more... but still pretty far off a ryzen 5 9600x

[@vinylSummer]

baby no money

[@Carnology]

If u read this u must gift me a 4080 k thnx

[@engmsh3544]

I can feel your pain brother.

[@iLegionaire3755]

Ask how you can get money, don't make that an excuse EVER. And yes the pain is real Im not denying modern reality is a bitch and a half on a good day.

[@Adelzu]

Wait, how is the Water Bottle strapped to the side of the backpack? Anyone?

[@ricepony33]

AI

[@TechPlasma]

Huh... that's a different design than the LTT backpack...

[@spinaltap22]

I'd imagine it's a prototype smaller backpack. IIRC they've mentioned that they're working on one.

[@AluminumHaste]

Looks like one of the prototypes for the all leather one.

[@Metal_Maxine]

@@AluminumHaste The all-leather one doesn't have a bottle holder

[@spinaltap22]

@@AluminumHaste Nah, he's been using the leather one on WAN show for ages. This one is definitely the same material as the original backpack, but smaller design, bottle holster on the outside etc.

[@Geno1isme]

No idea what the _exciting_ news here is supposed to be. AM5 compatibility and better IPC was a given, better EXPO support and lower TDPs is nice, USB4 and PCIe5 however is mostly irrelevant. Practically at this point Zen5 is hardly more than a refresh of Zen4. Which isn't necessarily bad, but also not what I'd call exciting. Lunar Lake is the much bigger news (doesn't equal better product).

[@Redblood88-j5s]

Lunar Lake shouldn't be used as an indicator that arrow lake could be a massive success exceeding Zen 5, we still have no idea if Intel will be able to replicate something similar like Lunar Lake for desktop. I know you're not saying that but alot of people are, so i thought i just had to mention it in a comment.

[@SUPABROS]

5:45 thing is the first gen threadrippers are replaced by the x950

[@VengeanceMkII]

This is so peculiar. A decade ago we were living in the Intel stagnation and AMD on the ropes, but now it has reversed so hard. I hope they are able to challenge Nvidia reliably someday.

[@funbrute31]

It reversed so hard Intel has a 65% market share😂

[@pituguli5816]

@@funbrute31 I would say that's due to Intel's contractual obligations with various corporations, once the contracts run out you will see a tip in AMD's favor. Generally you would want the best product for your use case, AMD offers more cores, better connectivity, lower power consumption at a cheaper price. I own both AMD and Intel just to clarify but since you have an urge to become a marketing agent for Intel I thought I would point you to a logical reason behind the market share.

[@defeqel6537]

@@pituguli5816 more like AMD / TSMC doesn't have enough capacity to take more market share

[@GoobaDooba_]

honestly, this is just a better reason to switch to am5, not only now the new 9000 series amd CPUs are way better then the 14th gen intel CPUs, but there also more future proof. Intel is cooked bro

[@cameronbosch1213]

Especially at the high-end. For gaming, AMD had the Ryzen 7 7800X3D, which blew open the frame rates compared to Intel's i9 CPUs with about HALF of the power. For productivity, AMD is close to Intel or matches Intel while using significantly less power. If you want the best of the best, AMD is objectively better; Intel has no come back in the i7 or i9 range. Only the i3 and to some extent, the i5 range, are semi-competitve, and that's because Intel had had to cut prices because they would otherwise be worse value at the same price. And I would wait for Arrow Lake if you REALLY want to go Intel, becuase the current Intel platform is dead once Arrow Lake comes out.

[@GoobaDooba_]

@@cameronbosch1213 personally i might wait for 15th gen actually because intel has the better multicore performance which is better for more things outside of gaming like video editing and more but for gaming AMD is a no brainer.

[@Need4FPS]

​@@cameronbosch1213how about gaming and productivity in one ? All AMD fans are mentioning power usage but probably like 95 percent of them are minors whose parents are paying the electricity bills... Btw I like AMD but all of these is a complete nonsense from YTers just to make their videos and get a share from manufacturer (free test samples). The new gen is better than the old generation, wow ..that's impressive .. What I don't understand is, what's he point now or X series when X3D exists and will probably be announced a few months after X series.. (to screw us customers, and they sell more and make more money) And Linus comments about passing NVIDIA, keep dreaming bud lol

[@cameronbosch1213]

@@Need4FPS Except that Intel uses way too much power. Some people can't afford that. And the amount of cooling needed to keep an i9 or even a modern i7 cooled is ridiculous.

[@GoobaDooba_]

@@Need4FPS im gonna say that for the price of intel, most people wont need the amount of productivity to overwork most intel cpu's or even AMD for that matter, i think amd is fine

[@MrBizaaro]

I cant believe I just watched a slideshow of processor spec sheets. Great shooting and presentation by Linus & Team.

[@Ussie284]

Kudos on the production value and sound quality. Especially noticeable compared to the footage of 5 years ago. Thumbs in the air.

[@VaibhavKurde]

@LinusTechTips Let me know you. That was a very good experiment in filming the video outdoors. It feels different and soothing. Doesn't feel bored at all. Thanks for such offerings.

[@straw7543]

when will it be for sale ?

[@Apollost]

but what about Intel lunar lake?

[@richard-davies]

I really hope AMD with Zen 6 can put 16 cores on each CCD on the consumer chips for 32 core and 64 threads along with 3D cache on those 16 cores. If they can keep that at 5Ghz+ and it works on AM5 while pulling 250w or less then Intel will be extremely screwed as they for now would have no way of countering that.

[@fujinshu]

It’s probably just a matter of time when Zen Nc will be good enough for AMD to shift their desktop consumers over there.

[@RickBrennan]

Love the outdoor camera work here. Really outshines the usual studio work. Literally. The normal lighting as opposed to the harsh studio lighting is really appealing, not to mention the great depth of field effort achieved well here.

[@myleshigh-club6952]

Do you think Linus ran into Gamers Nexus over there? Awkward 😅

[@burrfoottopknot]

Haha I just finished saying "Imagine if Steve Burke and Linus met in a park in Taiwan after dark, I would bet on steve!"

[@TheGameBench]

I just wish AMD would include a proper media engine on the graphics like Intel that can decode x264/265. It's a niche use case, but it would be nice for video editing for those of use working with those codecs. Maybe I'll just get 9000 series and an Arc A310 for the media engine... best of both worlds. I'm not convinced Arrow Lake is going to be anything to write home about from what we've seen so far, not to mention AMD's not pushing the power limits to an absurd amount just to keep up.

[@pedro4205]

Pretty sure that Zen 4 has it. But Zen 4 mobile chips got the bad naming scheme.

[@fujinshu]

Like the other guy said, Zen 4 mobile chips have the GPU, but I think the problem is that everything is tuned for either QuickSync or NVENC outside of Windows, and AMF just isn’t good enough to be used in place of the current VA-API on Linux, which has to generalise its codebase to work with as many different encoders and GPUs as possible, and which will prevent these GPUs from reaching their decoding potential.

[@Ashitaka0815]

Why bothering with antique and proprietary x264 if their dedicated graphics cards support AV1 now?

[@TheGameBench]

@@Ashitaka0815 Well, when cameras that record in AV1 are prolific... that will matter. However, for most content creators on YT, their cameras are spitting out something in x264 or 265 and having those decoders helps immensely with timeline performance.

[@TheGameBench]

@@pedro4205 They have integrated graphics, but they do not have x264/265 decoders on board.

[@TheDeathLove]

Well let's wait for Intel to release their line. Intel has been doing great since 12th gen. And has been cheaper in some cases. I dont care about one company only. 🤷‍♀️

[@AlmostLikeHuman]

Same here, competition is always good for the consumer

[@neonshadow5005]

I love the style of this video. Just walking along, talking about AMD while someone does a really solid job filming.

[@BB_master]

I can’ believe you guys are not here at 2024 Computex. As a Fan of Linus I hope you guys can have a booth in here next time. It’s not that expensive to have a booth in here at Nankang exhibition center. Even Newegg had a booth this year! 🎉

[@samrowlands7842]

You guys should take a little trip down to the south of the island, come visit Kenting. Not much tech, but beaches and other tropical things :)

[@Soundwave857]

I wanna know what's up with the Video and why its recorded like that :D Its looks pretty nice!

[@AaronHiltonSPD]

The camera work is fantastic. 🎥🤠🥾

[@StreamSafeLofi]

I’ve been team red since Ryzen 3000 and never looked back. My only complaint with AMD is actually with motherboard manufacturers. All the intel boards look so aesthetically pleasing whilst the AMD boards even high end ones look weird or boring.

[@Daunlouded]

Wow. It has been a while since you made one of these green screen videos. It's almost like it really was filmed outside.

[@fleurdewin7958]

4:09 I don't get the point of this slide though. For gaming, 5800XT is pointless since it is rumoured MSRP is $250, that puts it at the same price as the 5700X3D . Might as well buy the X3D SKU .