AMD’s Releasing A Gaming CPU For The MASSES!

Intel's crapping on AMD, new APU gets specs, watch out for these scams and Nvidia's new D GPU may get banned! Stay tuned...
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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Nvidia's D GPU May Be Banned
2:17 Watch Out For These Scams
4:52 New AMD CPU Get Specs
6:39 Intel's New BS!

[@Turktien]

Intel and NVIDIA dealing with competition for the first time in a while - Step 1: Make shit up.

[@Ali-Sensei]

Well both of them have FABs in Israel so they learn for the best in making shit up. AMD better hope they don't get somehow bombed too

[@GamerMeld]

Step 2: Say they're doing the things we're in fact doing.

[@Wahinies]

First step is always: collect underpants.

[@visitante-pc5zc]

I'll never buy a product from nvidia or intel. Obviously AMD aint an angel, but those 2 companies are the most anti consumers I've ever seen. I also despise apple

[@GmanGavin1]

"For the first time in a while" has been the same statement every AMD product release.

[@analogGigabyte]

INTEL taking the moral high ground on any subject is so laughable

[@fx-studio]

Intel who have literally been scamming it since the 90's. This marketing smacks of desperation..

[@craiglortie8483]

@@fx-studio i think that they know that they don't have anything new coming soon. with the amd rumors of changing the ccx's and the way they are doing the mcm gpu's in two years.

[@WaspMedia3D]

@@fx-studio Running from any and all performance comparisons, all technical comparisons for that matter, and trying to fool the masses via assuming their complicit gullibility for the _"latest is better!"_ marketing mind "meme" (by the strictest definition of the word) strategy ... certainly does reek the air with desperation.

[@originalscreenname44]

@@fx-studio About as desperate as when they were saying that AMD's chiplet design was just "CPUs glued together" when Ryzen started to gain steam.

[@blkspade23]

@@originalscreenname44The real irony is Intel's Pentium D was literally that when AMD had an actual Dual core Opteron out. Intel just put 2 single core dies on the package, glued together.

[@DJdoppIer]

Damn, Intel is big mad that the glory days of stomping on FX chips are over, and now Intel's getting stomped on.

[@Wahinies]

Being a sore loser is not a good look on them

[@darkcash5520]

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[@vanguard812-vf7hr]

Funny thing about the FX chips they actually perform well than Skylake based Pentiums dual core. I remember how people say dual cores easily beat FX 8350. When games start to use more than 4 cores thats when those dual cores fall apart. I have the Pentium G3900 and FX 8350 being tested on games like Valorant and Apex. I always see G3900 at 100% all the time unless I cap the FPS to 40 fps to leave some CPU usages to the background apps. Before I discover it I had FX8350 as paperweight for like 3 years until I decided to test it for fun. I had to bent the pins back to make it work. lol Skylake to me is really good but it didn't age well.

[@MikoYotsuya292]

If it wasnt for ryzen we would still have overpriced quad core cpus

[@madguitarist]

It's not even that they're getting stomped on. It's that they're being complacent and trying to use marketing to win instead of actually developing a vastly superior product.

[@kaystephan2610]

Intel must be REALLY desperate if they're pulling moves like that.

[@herobrinecyberdemon8104]

They're on a loss for more than a year. Only Nvidia in the US is (WAS - you heard the first news) making money cause of AI demand in China. Micron has horrible financial situation, AMD is on a loss aswell, Qualcomm is bound to start losing money soon and the same should go to Apple if China takes a crackdown on Apple products now that Huawei can produce 5G mobile CPUs - the latter won't be buying Qualcomm's overpriced last gen parts cause of sanctions no more, and other Chinese phone brands are showing interests in the Kirin 9000S

[@he8535]

Nvidia could probably just under clock out of stock and then china overclock to get past the performance cap

[@pepcorampouch4787]

nah, they are not, they just know theres some braindead fanbois who will gobble up everything and anything Intel says including the sky being purple and grass being orange and thats what they count on 😀 Its not the company that is the problem, its the retarded masses that give them a pass at these practices 😀

[@kazuviking]

They aren't wrong tho. AMD is starting to do shady shit intel/nvidia did a long while ago.

[@faresmilev5246]

Kids moves

[@MikoYotsuya292]

Lack of self awareness and huge irony for Intel to call out AMD 🤡🤡

[@gjesse]

They just don't like Canadians :)

[@gamingcomputers7485]

They dont like other companies so greed is there primary option lol

[@lightair101]

“Not all cores give you the best overall performance” …coming from the same company that made 2/3 of the cores on their flagship equivalent to a 5 year old cpu

[@RinoAP]

I love when Intel did the marketing slide while half of their latest CPU stack are still based on Alder Lake and they're using basically "fake atom cores"

[@50H3i1]

Can't believe they did this right after they dropped "14th" gen

[@madguitarist]

The N100 might be one of the best value sleepers out there. Bought my wife a laptop with one, and they're pretty snappy for four E-cores.

[@dcikaruga]

Smearing AMD won't put off customers from buying a Ryzen CPU because it's still whooping your ass when it comes to performance and energy efficiency.

[@JelaniWood]

Meanwhile also when Intel was talking about " not all cores performing equally" they forgot to remember that they make performance and efficiency cores literally two cores that are not equal but add up to their total core count that they use in marketing.

[@Hydraggle]

the only differnce between the two is that the e-cores have a lower clock and do not support multithreading, i have a feeling they wanted to release a "48 thread cpu" but it got so hot that they had to cut the performance of 2/3 of the cores and make them 1 thread per core. then they went and doubled down by marketing them as "performance" or "efficiency" but really its just their development team being retarded.

[@danb1522]

Can't wait for Steve at Gamers Nexus to have a full rant video on the intel shenanigans.

[@chester5324]

I hope Steve is alright after viewing that.....

[@boltinabottle6307]

That didn't take long.

[@boanerges5723]

Intel: look at these ancient cores in these AMD chips... Also Intel: still using core which was launched in 2006 and their current CPU isn't significantly different from the last two generations...let's not even mention lithography.

[@DaltonP386]

Also inferior power efficiency. Plus they claimed AMDs cores were "glued together" then did the exact same thing later on.

[@myne00]

@@DaltonP386 Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9300 circa 2008

[@lilkidsuave]

​@@myne00any core 2 quad tbh

[@geekmechanic1473]

Bro doesn't know what he's talking about

[@Hydraggle]

@@geekmechanic1473 so... you gonna make a counterargument?

[@xerxes9999]

Looks like Intel hired the Userbenchmark team.

[@Hemant81Kumar]

True, that site is full with anti AMD fake article/reviews.

[@Mike_H76]

They must have bought Aida64, Cinebench and my Asrock bios as well, since the benchmarks I've run on Userbench are just about identical to multiple well-known and trusted benching programs (by me for 25+ years). I know AMD is recruiting new shills, but the tired script is unchanged from the 90s. Facts over brand loyalty and I wouldn't pee on an AMD chip if it was on fire (they often are).

[@ryannicholl8661]

Uesrbenchmark is known to alter the weighting of benchmarks to favor Intel in the cumulative score, they are not making up benchmark numbers, just applying selection bias.

[@ryannicholl8661]

@Mike_H76 you know AMDs chips are faster right?

[@Mike_H76]

@@ryannicholl8661 "They are not making up benchmark numbers", so what's your point then? Sentiment and market share? I couldn't care less and never bother to look at them. Core speed hasn't been the primary issue since I wrote my paper on Hyper-Threading in 2003. I'm not an expert with CPU's and less so with AMD, but I'm nearly certain that Intel wins so far as architecture, thread mapping and overall processor management. Am I being a fanboy? No. Am I running a 12 year old "daily driver" right now? Yes I am, this 2300 won't die despite smoke, dust, a single exhaust fan in a crowded case. My old lga775 still functions mostly (not a chip problem)... heck even my P4c800E 478 chip is fine and that thing is older than most people in the comments section! That said, I have built a few AMD machines that my friends burned to a crisp years ago (not every one, maybe half). Never a serious issue with Intel, of course there will be (or used to be) hardware conflicts and misbehaving drivers. So few people have asked me to build an AMD machine for them, I can't recall if they were better with drivers... doubt it since most of the issues are MOBO side.

[@Nobe_Oddy]

im with you 100% on the intel hypocrisy ... they really are terrible people behind all of it... AMD isn't even being deceptive, but INTEL ABSOLUTELY WAS AND STILL IS!!!

[@tRiXMaddy]

Yeah intel sucks, I'm switching to amd, cheaper for a lot more. They have done well recently imo, if intel starts doing good again maybe I'd go back. We shall see

[@kenshirogenjuro873]

LOL 14th "gen" was EXACTLY the first thing I thought of as you were going over their marketing nonsense. That is so damn funny! Intel really going full bush-league! 😂😂😂🤣😂

[@LastRightsTV]

the 14th gen is snake oil...flat out.

[@gamingcomputers7485]

So trueeeee a snake of greed

[@azazeltheforgotten]

Reminded me how intel first claimed that chiplet designs were just cpus glued together when ryzen came out, and now that they use a big.LITTLE desing it is the greatest tecnology ever created

[@thisisobviouslybait]

I love when people who make laws and rules in the tech sector don't have any clue how the tech they are regulating works.

[@Wahinies]

Ted "The Internet is Not a Big Truck" Stevens

[@zangetsu6638]

how does the tech work?

[@raspiankiado]

Correction: "When lawmakers do not have a BASIC understanding on how the tech works." Not a single person in the tech industry knows how it all works. You have 3, 4, maybe 5, hyper-specialist sectors, that work together to make tech function.

[@aloneill6337]

It's got nothing to do with tech and everything to do with economics. They want the US to maintain an edge in AI tech. They're going to put export bans on anything that could even potentially help Chinese development of AI tech.

[@rodiculous9464]

Hi you must be new here, welcome to America where politicians are braindead idiots that don't know about anything theyre regulating, tech or otherwise. "We need to pass the bill to find out what's on the bill" - Nancy Pelosi

[@eljoel89]

Intel snake oil examples: 1. Kaby Lake. 2. 11th gen being a waste of sand... 3. 14nm++++++++ 4. "14th" gen.

[@iLegionaire3755]

You forget the most important ones. Intel Atom and Intel Celeron! Both useless.

[@Celatra]

​@@iLegionaire3755 i have had the misfortune to have bought a celeron laptop. Slowest thing i've ever had.

[@pranavmohite8544]

Remember Intel paying PC manufacturers like Dell, HP to exclusively use their chips to which Intel lost to AMD in court and paid millions to settle. Also remember that Intel paid benchmark sites to show lower scores for AMD chips.

[@johnscaramis2515]

11th gen in my opinion simply was too late. The backport of the 10nm-Cove-architecture to 14nm should have happened around 9th-10th gen.

[@Adam-fz6sj]

So this is what happens when a CEO throws a temper tantrum, and you write down everything they said word for word.

[@KRAVER_]

Thats a bad move for Intel, getting desperate i see. Meanwhile in Reality, Threadripper and EPIC mopping the floor with INTEL Tears.

[@melee-dexterdexterious2878]

I thought intel's tears were already all dried up after they no longer posed as a serious threat to AMD in HEDT and server segments.. AMD really pulled the IRS's esque fu to squeezes whatever that are still hidden..

[@waynewhite2314]

Super desperate even when Amazon pushes Intel about 12:1 in products vs AMD and also in a some top electronics outlets there is no AMD product to compete with Intel. The average non tech person who is the majority, gets Intel offers only in their face. Geez!

[@wolfiegrav]

Also note how Intel seemingly likes to list combined core-counts towards consumers where they can get away with it, and leave the separation of P- and E-cores to the technical spec-sheets.

[@marvininer]

You know a company is nervous when they resort to these kinds of "tactics."

[@GingerBallSack]

You can tell Intel are on the ropes with AMD atm and they are no Muhammad Ali "roping a dope".

[@felicytatomaszewska2934]

Since I switch to AMD from Intel 10 years ago for my custom builds, I never regretted. AMD has been getting better as a platform.

[@LegionGamingTV]

How are AM5 motherboards expensive? There are multiple boards from 100-150$ right now and the R5 7600 is 200.. How much cheaper do they need to be?? These tech-tubers are stuck in the past bro.

[@garytrawinski1843]

So, why is Amazon allowing this to happen? Greed?

[@valthar3655]

Inability to police their own platform is all. It's so easy to create and offer products apparently (I don't know this myself, as I obviously don't sell on Amazon, much less anywhere else), but it's my theory. A friend of mine purposely bought a card at 45% off (the RX7800XT) and within 24 hours, Amazon had to credit his account and shut down the seller (the one with the entire alphabet as it's name from China). Then the next day, another new seller popped up with same product... so my buddy bought one again. 24 hours later Amazon had to refund and take down the seller. This continued over an entire week and 4 different purchases with 4 different brand new "sellers". Each time Amazon having to cancel the order and refund $$$. So their not making any money over this (unless they somehow get the seller to pay fees). I can only speculate that they just can't police their own shit when it comes to "retailers" selling on their platform.

[@iLegionaire3755]

Core Truth 100% = The 14900K is the exact same CPU architecture as the 13900K (literally identical to the 13900KS). Intel is artificially locking you out of AI performance tuning for an identical product. Just to sell the 14900K and 14900KS, making anyone who bought the Intel 13900K and 13900KS a total afterthought. Consumers are now the afterthought.

[@tangodown2721]

I don't understand how amazon hasn't fixed this yet....

[@waynewhite2314]

Amazon has their own servers . Seems they are incentivised in some manner to promote Intel even when u search for an exactly named AMD product. Any guesses on why?

[@dystopia-usa]

Intel cracks me up. My late-2019 build Ryzen 3700X system is still doing so well at everything that I still can't talk myself into building a new PC 4 years later.

[@itsmichael415]

3700x is so good i ended up upgrading from an i5-12400 to one

[@stevencarr8339]

[@ObiWanCannabi]

and yeah the 5700X3D was inevitable, they just needed enough poorly binned 5800X3D chips to make it worth a lineup. You need some buffer, i see what they do tho nowdays you build the best and cheapest and then cut them down when the big expensive ones stop selling or they have enough lower graded stock to make a new release and bam that becomes the new focus for a few months oh and lets be real about the core truth crap, if intel still had their way the biggest core count you would get would be 4, with 4 threads, because it took AMD to show them how to multicore and scale and improve vs stagnate

[@kimnice]

Intel's 6C12T consumer CPU had been in development for a long time before AMD had anything worth mentioning. Maybe 9900K and 10900K would have been a different story? Also Intel screwed up their 10nm development royally and had to restart it twice from the beginning. Without those issues..Maybe.. they would have had more cores sooner

[@johnscaramis2515]

@@kimnice Development for a long time? What is "a long time" for you? Don't forget, Coffee Lake (aka 8th gen) was the refresh of the refresh of the Skylake architecture, so close to zero development for the actual architecture, it was more or less "only" integrating two more cores, aka changing the interconnecting bus. But I think they used the same ringbus like in all architectures before (and afterwards up to 10 cores). That's far from having to develop a new microarchitecture regarding duration of development. The problem with 10nm was, that Intel set the goals to high for a new node. And instead of stopping the development and defining new goals, they let the development section going on. Besides the problems with the 10nm node, one of their mistakes was also to not backport the Cove architecture to 14nm earlier? Access to PCIe gen4, higher IPC and so on. OK, they did the backport. Way too late and that led to the "waste of sand" 11th gen.

[@han_pritcher]

"Not all cores give you the best overall performance." Like Intel E-cores, then. "But look, look how many more cores we have!"

[@Alakablam]

Amazed how amazon isn't liable for for fraud on their platform, same rules as for social media should apply, if any1 with any knowledge can spot it easily so should their crawler bot or w/e they use.

[@euanb8484]

Could AMD file a lawsuit or something against Intel for what they had done?

[@KAILOONE]

Yes they can and they should

[@davidsanagustine9922]

Yeah because INTEL IS ALWAYS SUCKS AND AMD ROCKS 😊

[@johnscaramis2515]

I mean they probably could. If they should or need to is a different question, especially since Tech KZbinrs already take care of Intel. Why spend money on filing a lawsuit, if such a marketing stunt backfires?

[@lynnjr457]

@@johnscaramis2515 I am with you on this, I don't AMD wants to give Intel the extra press by creating a buzz. Just ignore it and move on, as you say, the people who know will trash Intel's shenanigan's. On top of that, I doubt the large majority of uneducated consumers are going to see this slide deck. It's been my experience that the uneducated consumers go buy what is cheapest at the local big box store that they are told will still play the games they want.

[@daemon2084]

That intel core truth is literally me in an exam when they ask me to expand on your answer 😂

[@xpfireworks680]

Love the fact that Intel uses the term "Intel 7" for their lithography to hide the 10nm they are stuck on sice 3 generations... xD

[@DihelsonMendonca]

IF Intel is pissed off about AMD, it's an enormous point for AMD and for us, consumers. They would never had did that if they didn't feel threatened. 🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@kindnuguz]

The thing that irritates me is, if its banned in China or restrictions on exports then it ends up affecting us normal consumers in the US. The moment these restrictions went into place almost all GPU's shot up in price and were no longer available. This isn't what the restrictions are intended to do. I don't know what the real answer is other than there are some very wealthy pockets that keep buying all kinds of goods when items are in demand and reselling them at higher prices on Amazon or Newegg etc.. It really started to take off around the pandemic. Maybe restrictions on shipping and certain numbers have to be sold in partner countries (EU\UK\NA\JP\SK\AUS) This Amazon issue has been going on far to long. Amazon needs to do something about it. This was the last place my CC number was stolen and since I have made sure almost all my purchases are Ships from and Sold by Amazon I haven't had any issues. Amazon; it's time to start restricting or stopping these sellers

[@Winnetou17]

Plot twist: that marketing guy from AMD really REALLY hated that 7420 naming scheme, so he quit AMD, joined Intel just so he can bash it (the naming scheme) publicly. I do have to agree that the naming scheme is just stupid. And misleading too. But, yeah, Intel should not be the ones to jump on it, they had plenty mishaps in the not-so-distant past, they would better shup up.

[@CarnivoryHODL]

Intel on their BS..

[@GatoPaint]

gotta say that Zen 2 on laptops its hella good tho, the 4800h cpu to this day rocks on my Legion 5 :) so those athlon CPUs will be a hella good entry level cpu, specially for budget laptops !

[@misaelhp1]

That is the point of those ZEN2+ Cpus so the workstations like the Optiplex PC for secretaries and businesses don't cost 700+ dollars like they are charging nowadays.

[@ObiWanCannabi]

ah man i was hoping the new 4090 would have a big D and a little D option

[@donquijote6030]

Haha. Great comment!

[@billschannel1116]

The US government is out of touch when it comes to export restrictions. When you publish a level of product that is banned, companies will use that guideline in their business decisions. And this is reasonable. This is a little like saying the speed limit is 55 and saying if you drive 54, we are just going to lower the speed limit. The restrictions should be clear and violations punished.

[@xXx_Regulus_xXx]

expecting companies to just guess how far below the threshold they're supposed to stay is silly. they probably want to set the actual limit really low, like 1030 low, but they're afraid (or too ignorant) to just come out and say it

[@tstager1978]

They should just ban everything from going to China!

[@srobeck77]

If nothing else, it's a blow to Chinese gov big ego when actions are taken. They get so angry and make all these counter threats, its humorous.

[@jamesgalbreath343]

Thanks for the details! We count on you folks to keep track of the claims and realities!!

[@jayvee8502]

Now Intel feels the great threat of AMD. They are shaken especially they are losing to AMD in the server market share year after year.

[@vivisimonvi]

Interestingly my last too good to be true price on a card was a Sapphire 6970 for $200 in 2011. It was a price mistake on Amazon.

[@drsm7947]

Intel cpu still use 14nm++++++++++ as pcores and since their 10nm failed and they use it as ecores

[@himfrv22]

I'm pretty sure every headphone user would appreciate if you would use a de-esser plug in on your audio and it would elevate your video production even higher. Its a win win. Have a great day!

[@idlertire]

I have an older Dell laptop with an i7 Intel cpu. I was thinking at the time that I was getting a 4 core because of it being an i7, but no it's only a 2 core with 2 threads. I paid at the time a pretty hefty price for it.

[@scroopynooperz9051]

I also noticed that differentiation in earlier gen Intel laptops.. a laptop "i7" was often just an i3 (or worse) clocked slightly higher than the other laptops. I stopped buying new high end laptops back then precisely because of this short d!cking practice - in terms of performance, the difference between an expensive high end laptop and a cheap OEM low end desktop was just not enough to justify the exorbitant price increase. Glad that later on they stopped with this BS

[@srobeck77]

Like 15-20 years ago bruh? I think its time to move on....

[@idlertire]

@@srobeck77 No, I bought it new in 2016...bruh.

[@jurajchobot]

09:15 AMD's Athlon series is equivalent to Intel's Pentium and Celeron series, which peak at 2-4 outdated cores, frequently without multithreading. The fact lower end market gets 4 full fat 2nd gen cores for the price of around 50$ is amazing. Try to persuade Intel to rebrand their i3 10100 as the new Celeron CPU for 50$. Guess what? They won't...

[@MrGrimx1]

As if I needed another reason to stay with AMD...

[@smin4089]

As a consumer, this is awesome that I don't have to look at 50% of the CPU market. I wouldn't buy Intel unless it was double the value!

[@samuelrave]

I don't think the 5700X3D is going to be released to stimulate people to buy budget AM4 motherboards, but to give current AM4 owners another upgrade option

[@eagleeye-go1mu]

I 100% agree with you about Intel. talk about the pot calling the kettle black. That is why I'm planning on upgrading my pc from a i9-10900k to and AMD 8000 series CPU when they launch next year. In my opinion Intel is just very sleazy.

[@seasn5553]

yeah the US telling people to NOT sell to people feels a lot like a Autocratic society

[@Crossfire2003]

Yeah, I don't trust anything that these companies are saying about their products. I always wait for the independent reviewers to rate them.

[@l3lue7hunder12]

The 5700X3D likely is a 5800X3D which didn't quite make the cut during quality check, but works fine with lowered specs. Also, it isn't just that AM4 boards cost less, but also that it is a very nice upgrade option for those already owning an AM4, since it gets you near AM5 performance especially during gaming - fast enough for your GPU to not bottleneck.

[@bobo-cc1xw]

Or lower asp without showing margin stack lowering. Or as vapourware to claim they can hit the price. Or both depending on what sales numbers need hitting

[@RAM_845]

THAT'S WHY you NEVER BUY computer components of places like AMAZON, it's a gamble. I got lucky when I bought my RX 6800 from eBay Australia 2nd hand, ex miner, for AUD$525 back in July this year.

[@farhanraza1874]

Intel once released the i7 11370H in laptops which was a 4 core CPU. The 10th gen had all 6 or 8 core CPU for i7 gaming mobile CPUs. clearly not a downgrade in multi threaded performance for laptops. This CPU was paired with a 3070 Asus tuf dash which performed worse than a regular RTX 2060 laptop

[@boltinabottle6307]

Some of the CPU/GPU combos on laptops really make no sense at all. Glad I was able to find a 11800H/3060 for a decent price over the summer. The 11800H trades blows with the (desktop) 9900k while using less than a quarter of the power. That 11370h just seems like a terrible processor all around.

[@johnlongmore5750]

What about that time intel showed off one of their new CPU's but "forgot to mention" they had to hooked it up to a industrial Hailea 1KW refrigerated water cooling loop

[@futureshocked]

Speaking of scams there's a VERY fishy 4060ti on Amazon. It has a phone app for like...no reason

[@egnigma1528]

Does anyone know if reporting amazon items that are scams actually work

[@johnscaramis2515]

As far as I know your don't always get 13th gen Raptor Lake. 13100/13400/13500/13600 (without suffix) are Alder Lake. So much about reusing old architectures and selling them as new...

[@rwhunt99]

When the competition is winning (AMD) the Powerhouse has to respond , and in this case a no fact lie (intell).

[@ProperMethodz]

I think AMD is prepping for the next console with Sony. With all the new SKU's coming out, I wouldn't be surprised if we hear an announcement in the near future.

[@srobeck77]

AMD is always prepping for Xbox and Sony console chips, doesnt really change much

[@ProperMethodz]

@@srobeck77 funny you say that... the next chip with Sony was just announced and includes dedicated AI cores, which kinda changes everything as AMD has claimed they weren't going a proprietary AI core route. Here they are putting one in a playstation that acts as a co-processor.

[@ProperMethodz]

@@srobeck77 double the CU's and Sony is implementing their own in-house frame generation tech that will be exclusive to the PS5 pro.

[@neowulf3418]

Good to see someone not fawning over Intel or at the very least waving off their behavior. Too many time I've seen people talk about AMD's latest powerhouse chip then in the next breath talk as if Intel is still the only real choice anyone could possibly have. Me personally I'm still salty about Intel mucking with compilers back in the 2000s to give their chips a boost. And the whole secretly bankrolling Dell's entire operational budget to bribe them to be Intel only.

[@xzaratulx]

Intel been doing doing shady marketing regularly now for at least 15 years. I have enough of it ...

[@user-um9sl1kj6u]

Intel doing that to AMD is literally absurd. I would lose all faith in the company

[@dsek0279]

Did Intel mention their latest generation of processors as they were bashing AMD

[@kingiument4627]

I like gamer meld but he puts a really bad light on AM5 that I dont like. Their boards are only about $30-50 more and the ryzen 5 7600 is currently cheaper than the 5800x but outperforms the 5900x

[@ThomFrost]

I'm not sure Intel has room to talk. 14th gen is just rebadged 13th for most part.

[@rosetzu_nagasawa]

when someone starts labeling and name calling, it means they are at the END OF THEIR ROPES. and has no more tricks to play.....

[@Jacklee-qh1cv]

Intel getting desperate 😂

[@smiththers2]

AMD is only trying to make use of all their leftovers but NOT hiding what they are.. Intel is obviously high on something if they think they're better for the way they do things... I use Intel currently a 10850k, which in the Grand scheme of things is a leftover part they had to reduce specs of and sell. Horrible marketing on their end...

[@user-pj3uv6re7s]

Love your rant! Excellent video.

[@tysoncoffman7562]

This was happening in October of this year.. Got plenty of pics of pages and reported to Amazon as well.. Not just AMD cards cards /Sapphire, They were doing this with 4090 MSi cards as well.

[@trolling3548]

I actually don't have a problem with AMD taking something that already exists and making it better. 9/10 is a terrific value for new and low-budget builders.

[@jamesgodfrey1322]

The scam has also happen ln UK spotted a 7900xtx under 500 pounds the other day the listing was pulled

[@TheFimiTube]

The 7020 is old zen2 but its made on a newer node. I think its 5-6 nm? So its still more effficent then an old zen2 cpu.

[@tohur]

frankly if AI is the concern they need to ban all their GPUs and AMDs GPUs from China as I run AI on my RX 6600 XT with faster responses then from ChatGPT since its local.. point is even low/mid range cards can run large language models/stable diffusion .. so something tells me AI isn't the issue

[@kaamelott0847]

AMD processor model scheme is confusing. My idea for why is end of support product in the future. 7000 zen 2 model is the cheapest, most enthusiat gamer whouldn't want. They would look for zen 4 processor which cost much more. I feel slighty disappointed for this, but nothing close of Intel raging action.

[@EffKayDownSouth]

All that the Intel FUD Slidedeck showed is that AMD's Zen2 from 2019 is still a viable and competitive performance to Intel's latest. It really just shows how far ahead AMD is and has been for a while now. Make no mistake a Zen2 CPU is very much viable in today's world if it delivers good performance, good efficiency and is available at a low price on a platform (AM4) that's been proven over the years to be stable and cost effective.

[@RaffyART1995]

It would be 30 percent cheaper but the performance would be better than the counterpart.

[@LostinSpacetime]

The AMD 7X20 CPUs/APUs are enhanced because they are more efficient (built on 6nm) and they support DDR5. So, these are new CPUs/APUs using older, simpler architecture. AMD has been very transparent about that, so I don't see the problem, except maybe for the naming.

[@johnscaramis2515]

We only have to look back at (not fully sure anymore) 10th or 11th gen Intel mobile CPUs with two different architectures. You had 10xxxH CPUs and 10xxhxg2 (or somethign like that), one in 14nm, the other in 10nm, but both 10th gen.

[@Not-a-Cockroach]

AMD makes other manufacturers uncomfortable, with the fact that they have competitive products and in some cases better value products.

[@madguitarist]

My favorite intel "snake oil" was the 11900K that performed worse than the 10900k. Porting the 10nm architecture onto the 14nm process made me laugh.

[@johnscaramis2515]

It performed worse due to 2 less cores. In my point of view, they should have done the backport earlier, so maybe as 10th gen, that would have been a much better way.

[@madguitarist]

@@johnscaramis2515 right...but if the IPC uplift had been as good as advertised, then it still should have beaten the 10900K with two fewer cores. If you look at the Ryzen 5 7600 vs. the Ryzen 7 5800X, the 7600 beats it out or ties it in most gaming and productivity scenarios...at a lower TDP and with 2 fewer cores and 4 fewer threads. Likewise with the 5600X vs. the 3800X.

[@jowens1220]

I will only ever build a computer with an AMD processor. I generally build new every 2! Now GPU on the other hand....my 7900XT, the driver crashes daily while playing World of Warcraft. This will be my last gpu from them lol

[@VampireA-Oni]

Just the P core E core is a lie on itself. I will never count a E core as a "full core", only "half core maybe".

[@HFRG-zq1qm]

as to nvidia "S" model cards, thew S doesn't stand for "Super", that's just what they want you to think. The "S" and "Ti" models always feature less memory and lower clock speed, and never reach the claimed performance gap over the standard models in RL performance. in fact, the real life benchmarks show the gap the other way from the standards. Thus it is my official opinion the "S" stands for "STUPID".

[@jonathanmiller2939]

I want more content like this - the critique of Intel was great

[@themachine4008]

The page is not up anymore....at least i cant get into it.....if you can let me know

[@alistermunroe4955]

JayzTwoCents and Gamers Nexus should have fun talking about intel this week

[@ObiWanCannabi]

I wanna know why CPUpro is so butthurt on userbenchmark against anything AMD.. where did they hurt him..

[@jbsthegamer]

Intel right now seems like they are panicking to try and do better

[@asleeperj]

The whole nVidia dragon thing is like a cop saying you were driving too close to the speed limit. Speed limit is 40 but you were going 39 and that was too close to the speed limit so I'm going to have to give you a ticket.

[@raitonodefeat6503]

That one friend you have that can never take an L so they dip on XL

[@albertwesker4266]

7:15 its like intel TVB in laptops which has nothing to do with any kind of boost xDDDD It throttles cpu's at 63 degrees celsius

[@LamelKendrick]

"welcome everyone to Gamer Meld". this man has mastered the art of the irking youtube voice

[@Games_and_Tech]

In fact my mind can't read it without the voice echoing in my brain xD

[@HackHeyner]

I've been "out" for a while. What restrictions regarding GPU and AI?

[@joehurst3495]

You forgot the whole E core P core setup just so they can say they have a 16 core CPU..... not all cores perform the same, eh? Then, there's renaming their 10nm process Intel 7 to show that it compares to TSMC's 7nm process....... and the purposeful obfuscation in their own CPU naming scheme coming up with 'Core Extreme' or whatever. Sure, AMD isn't perfect by a longshot, but Intel has no room to talk on any of that.

[@alexturnbackthearmy1907]

Also, do E-cores still work wonky, and only make power draw higher?

[@benjamintan2733]

No surprise Intel advertising false info, because I once met an Intel Engineer who couldn't differentiate DDR RAM and DDR2 RAM. That says something.

[@pranavmohite8544]

Really?? 🤣🤣

[@benjamintan2733]

@@pranavmohite8544 Yes. He was my roommate back then when I was in college.

[@wickerbillbeeler]

First '86 I had was a Harris 20286, next and LAST Intel was a DX2-66. Even though in the years that followed AMD was the under performing chip, I was never again going to buy an overpriced, much ballyhooed processor from a company that screwed its customers on price. Glad I waited those interim 20+ years ;-)

[@johnsavard7583]

The commerce department later appears to have backtracked on their criticism of NVIDIA, and now say that as long as they abide by the letter of the restrictions they're OK.