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do they have a massive amount of sub-par yield 10nm cpus that they can still configure down in this way and sell to recover costs?

battery sucks on zen 5 because zen chips has bad idling power,my 3800x keeps using 25 30w even when only 3 youtube tab at 720p are on,maybe even on battery,asus still keep the chips at 28w

if they release the normal HS zen 5 chip with 8 or 12 big zen 5 core ,i will buy it now

the performance uplift is not impressive is because asus crippled the chip at ~28w things are different if they let it run at 55w like other chip

people using zen 5 me with 4.4ghz OC 3800x refuse to die and still crunch all the apps:Nahbro

Amuse AI is just stable diffusion. So it's pretty good if you know exactly how to use it, but nowhere near as good something like dall-e

It’s starting to look like Alder Lake was that dead cat bounce that Tom was worried about in 2021 with Intel given Raptor Lake and Meteor Lake. I don’t see how they get out of this without bankruptcy or at least selling their foundries. Hopefully Arrow Lake, Lunar Lake and Panther Lake will save Intel.

For the algorithm

wonder if some Bartlett being all P cores would actually make it easier to save the ring bus....that's if efficiency cores are not actually efficient and a lot of them together need lots of voltage to make up for high current draw.

people buying laptops with non-upgradeable memory is dumb unless its a razor thin model

People, stop bit-shing bout power consumption (AMD) , people really like crushing power rather saving it... AMD needs to compete power to power draw... then we'll see what's really AMD r cooking 💪

lol a typo looks to the problem - to rich - lack of spell check

As far as Raptor Lake, it sounds like more speculation as best, not real reasons. According to your leaks the engineers of that level don't know the reason. 3 reasons you listed may or may not be related, just raw speculation on your side. You got 3 speculations. In my case none of the cores were boosting and were pinned at launch, I also undervolted 1.28v and watt limited 13900k CPU on launch for it to fail at 5 months mark.

I would actually love a 2x16c Ryzen 9 to replace my 3950x. It would benefit my updates on Gentoo and compiling my Rust projects specially 😂

If game devs move over to AMD processors will there be an unexpected performance increase for AMD cpus down the road as these devices will get more optimizations because of the primary device position in the dev life cycle.

I remember when I would never consider anything that wasn't an intel CPU. Now in my 30s, I cant imagine buying anything intel as far as CPUs.

There may have been good reasons for it, but to me, building fabs out in the middle of the desert with insanely high temps and scarce sources of water (fabs need a lot of water for their processes) seems stupid to me.

They can't give customers Arrow Lake, what motherboard vendor will bend over and give a free Z890 motherboard to go wit it? Also Bartlet Lake is 45W/65W how will that compensate i7 or i9 ownser?

I think that AMD pretty much HAD to launch Strix now because Back to School says are starting up nationwide THIS WEEK. Honestly, if the biggest issues with Strix as of right now are driver related then it actually seems like a decent way to go as AMD has shown that they WILL improve their drivers over time so if it gets the job done now and it will likely do even better in the future. With that being said, I've not personally bought a laptop in over a decade now as I really have no use for them with the advent of tablets for general quick use like browsing and media consumption but I'm always happy to see better performance come to lower wattages as I am an avid fan of gaming handhelds and if Strix point is already able to do this much then I can't WAIT to see what Strix Halo brings to the table followed up by RDNA4 in full. We'll likely see a new Steam Deck introduced some time after RDNA 4 is a think and launches all of it's models and that could turn out to be an amazingly efficient handheld build on TSMCs current 3nm process with all of RDNA4's advancements. I'm holding out hope that AMD introduces their own ML tech with RDNA4 ala what Sony is doing with PSSR that can be leveraged by all the various handheld systems that will likely be refreshed with RDNA4.

The i9 CPU requests very high voltage at times....so if they completely STOP that behavior, HOW MANY i9's will be UNSTABLE at those high clock speeds + high RAM speed? Will they instruct you to lower your memory speed too? will they lower the max single, and all core turbo by a few hundred mhz? That would be sold as an entire different processor.

The biggest issue is...they CAN'T do anything. They're DONE even making Raptor Lake where would replacements come form if there are say 3 million messed up chips? Vendors like CDW are SCREWED because now their corporate clients aren't going to buy all there intel inventory which outweighs AMD by a massive amount. Retailers will eventually refuse RMA/Refund so you need to go NOW, the movie theater is on fire already.

Strix launched at 28W default because reviewers want you to believe that everything is about battery life. It's an ARM/Apple talking point. Strix will obviously need some more tweaking and maturity.

Regarding increasihg Strix wattage to 54w, Im wondering if the Zen 5c cores would respond to that much at all. They are still limited in their clocks somewhat. So the 4 full-fat cores MAY be able to voost higher, which may result in better turbo speeds, but even those may be reaching their limits as is. The ROI may not guve much, so 28w is kind of a sweet spot. Still, thin chassis putting out premium 45+watt specs, nice.

I feel like I should drink every time you claim AMD is gonna do a price war and it never happens.

50:41 Ring interconnect, not bus :)

Blood and Guts rocked

I received the ProArt 16 yesterday. I got 2900 on geekbench 6 and 15300 multicore open cl 42000 on 890m and 88000 on 4060. You can get amazing battery life if run it on whisper mode about 6 percent per hour still runs at 45 watts so great for most workloads.

Best ever "Bye"

Wasn't it like zen 2 ryzen 3000 that had an issue with the boost clocks missing the mark by 50 mhz. If they had the zen 5 come out and not hit clock boosts advertised with reviewers, it would be bad., I think that may be what it was for the delay of ryzen 9000

The Qualcomm chip is pretty good and that is a problem for AMD. So much said for software on Arm and QQ is the only one running Windows loads on the NPU, substantially faster than this "AI" chip. It purportedly is also cheaper, so the next months will be interesting.

1:29:10 "where the dimensity" is there a windows mediatek soc coming soon?

You can get an hx370 50w strix laptop but its a proArt and has a 4050 or 4060 as a side helping but you could turn it off ...

time frame for X3D models? I "planned" to buy the 9950X and get rid of the Intel 14700K while it still works. If X3D models are a year out. I will buy immediately.

57:35 is the exact thing I've been feeling: going through different sources to see what is the problem. both you and GN claim there was via issues from march to june probably. It's sad to have to go to youtubers to find out if there has been a leak for some news, if it's just the i9s and i7s, or the i5s as well. this sucks man.

57:44 Pat is a pathetic lliar with big ego. Once he said he could do 5 nodes in 5 years (one node per year). Then he said AMD was in the rear mirror. Intel culture from top to bottom is so FU. It is going to be another Boeing. Pat is going to crash and burn with Intel.

Lenovo at least ties a lot of bios and firmware updates into their laptop update software. I was surprised to see it happen on my parents' L15 gen 3. (saw it for bios and SSD firmware)

I’ve been team Intel for almost 30 years but I’m done. Next build will be AMD.

Perf/watt on AMD seems to actually be very close to Apple and Qualcomm in heavy MT CPU tasks and heavy GPU tasks. But AMD and Intel need to optimize their idle/light load power consumption. Qualcomm and Apple SoCs have been designed for always on devices lasting for days (network active for notifications and calls). They have 15 year experience on this. It’s not just about CPU cores. SoC uncore is likely more efficient in these phone->laptop SoCs. It’s an area where AMD and Intel need to improve. These 12+ hour battery tests are dominated by idle/light load and this is where Qualcomm/Apple still has advantage. But this doesn’t mean that AMDs CPU or GPU cores have bad perf/watt. Those are mostly idling in these battery tests.

I definitely agree that the PS5 Pro should be $500. I have a feeling it'll be more, but hopefully I'm wrong.

50% more CPU cores and 33% more GPU CUs with 20% less power than previous gen (35W->28W) is not a perfect combo. I guess they wanted to be closer to Snapdragon X Elite battery life, but in the process they lost quite a bit of performance. Would have loved to see 35W numbers. When there’s no discrete GPU, you can definitely afford 35W for the SoC (CPU + GPU). That extra 25% power would have had a big impact for gaming results. There’s simply not enough TDP left for that 16 CU iGPU at 28W. Also there seems to be a new ASUS BIOS that seems to give GPU higher percentage of the TDP. Significant gains in games especially in the 17W mode. One reviewer posted new results and it looks better.

Does Strix not support LPCAMM?

Unrelated to any topic. but man, i love your intro

i must say that the IGPU testing is super weird... some show massive uplift and some show tiny up lift for example anandtech huge but Matthew Moniz showed tiny advantage in most games vs the ROG ally

It's microsoft that delayed all the AI features

Intel needs kick where fo some good. Dont buy Intel till fix their mess and do customers whats due. Going AMD next.

average person has no standards.

It is a bit strange that the one model everyone chose to review was the 16" zenbook version that is limited to 28W TDP when ASUS also have a 14" and a 16" vivobook model that runs the same CPU at the full 54W TDP. The zenbook is more expensive but doesn't appear to have many advantages over the cheaper vivobook. In fact, the vivobook has more output ports (one more USB A 3.1), same CPU but with higher TDP instead of limited, can fold fully flat for pen use, same battery, same screen, same RAM and SSD options. As far as I can tell it's really down to non-essentials like the zenbook being slightly thinner and slightly lighter, has the fancy ceramics on the front, RGB keyboard backlighting instead of single colour, and better speakers.

a defective processor is not enough for me to lose faith. but being gaslit, lying about it, not saying anything until you cant hide anymore.. telling me that my motherboard settings are the problem... only to reveal they knew they were at fault the whole time.. THAT RIGHT THERE is what made me lose faith. FFS intel

becoming more confident with my 7800x3d every day

I just want Bloodborne remastered.