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Its a shame this whole time ive been having random pc crashes for the past 5 years. Happened around a month in of having my new pc, it would crash when i play games or in the middle of simple things like just using google chrome. It then stopped for a couple of months like is was running fine. Then the crashing came back but it was more frequent. My CPU is intel i9-9900K. I then took my pc to THREE different pc specialists who all told me they couldnt figure out what the problem was because everything is working fine within my pc all the components, the temperature are all fine. Now that im hearing about intel having issues with their CPU this might just be the problem. My pc over the years would crash then it wouldnt for months but now its came back again.

One thing you didn't cover extensively is the HDR. We know QD OLEDs have very low brightness compared to WOLEDs but it does have higher color volume. So which one do you think is more impactful in HDR?

BIOS Settings for Gigabyte: • Pervdrive: Optimize • Enhanced Multi-Core: Disable • CEP: ON • TVB: ON • Offset Voltage: -95 mV • IA VR Voltage Limit: 1375mV • IA VR Config: Enable • CPU Current Limit: 400 A • XMP Profile: XMP 1 • High Bandwidth: Enable • Low Latency: Enable • Loadline Calibration: Turbo • AC Loadline: 45 mΩ • DC Loadline: 45 mΩ • C-States: Enabled • Package C State Limit: C7 Dynamic Tuning Technology: • Dynamic Tuning Technology (DTT): Enabled This works for my CPU, you may have to change a little

where can i find the intel specs ?

Insane prebuilt AND ON AMAZON. 10/10

Unless you are a top of the line pro esports player to that wants to al the bells and whistles of rapid trigger and all that, HE switches just don't sound that good yet to justify getting one but to each their own

I did the KS for the Rainy just like that, it's very nice but the competition is strong. If you don't like linear switches you are stuck with buying your own with the Rainy and most others, the ND75 is a little deeper sounding. However Epomaker just released the P75 with multiple switch options and it sounds amazing. No back weight but it's like $80 on Amazon and is very comparable. Very nice and thorough review on this!

Quit making videos about products NOBODY on earth can buy and have this week! Fucking company shill!

we actually have the same setup lol

I got my Rainy75 a couple weeks ago (about $110 shipped with coupon code on Drop) and was really impressed how well the switches and stabilizers were lubed. Everything just felt perfect, so I haven't bothered to take it apart. I also have the Mode Tempo and it took me several tries to get the stabilizers sounding and feeling perfect. The mode is better, but I paid $550 for that build. These prebuilt keyboards at the $100-$150 range are pretty incredible (I also have the Bridge75 which is just as good as the Rainy).

When you customize with better switches, keycaps and more, it's easy to go way above $200 with this board. It's still worth it. I wish the availability was better. But they have done a very good job on a decent platform to build from.

Nice to see someone else who paid over $130 for it. I didn't get how almost everyone else on YT kept getting for so much cheaper

UPDATE: Gamer’s Nexus made a great video on the current state of Intel and I’m incredibly disappointed with how they are handling this issue. Everyone’s personal fixes have been varying almost processor to processor including a few of my friends so it seems now especially since new updates there are no single fixes and if the video’s fix isn’t working for you, your processor might be damaged and require RMA. I hate Brand loyalty and I don’t want to praise AMD coming from this situation either. Competition is good and no company will have our best interest without competition. That being said Intel has really disappointed me and I will be wary with their products going forward. I will potentially be making my own comparison videos between best processor offerings and hopefully bring the best unbiased advice I can. From my gut feeling, I will be waiting for the 3D cache variant of the current AMD chips to release for my next upgrade. Hopefully they will not give me as much headache as this intel generation has. -Ameli

Low key showing off his manual toyota 86 😂. Nice car.

How long did yours take to get because mine is taking forever for me to get I’ve been waiting since July 31

I have an i7 14700k with heat and voltage issues and the same mobo bios as u and changing the setting u told us to change made me crash hard during idle but changing the actual vrm core voltage not the svid voltage did the trick

Hello, is the intel i5 13500 affected by the Intel problems? I know is build on Alder Lake platform C0 silicon chip.

Once you start getting crashes, there is likely some damage done to the chip. What a sh1tshow it is. I have gone for extreme stability over performance to see me out of this generation. On my 2x 13900k systems and my 1x 14900k system, I have set the E cores to 8, and all other power limits and clocks to match the 12900k spec. It now benches slightly better than a real 12900k, presumably because of an improved IPC. By setting the power limits (boost and overall amps), it doesn't go beyond 1.3v (give or take a few milivolts), so I didn't need to go through the stability testing cycle of manual undervolting. Plenty fast enough for me until I move platform. Don't get me wrong this is not a good thing, I just need to remain productive.

Best to switch to AMD and forget Intel scammers

Would you please bless me with this information : On an MSI z790 edge ti max the offset for undercoating , should I select -pwn or -cpu , it used to be just - or + now there is 2 options

I have a wooting 60he right now and love it but when I’m not gaming I wanted something wireless, with a beautiful sound, F keys/delete, and most notably BLUE… And then my youtube algorithm blesses me with this BANGER. The algorithm is real, definitely earned a sub with the conciseness and honest review. And definitely gonna be scooping this

Bro ihave same motherboard with i7 14700k how to fix that

So a qk100 but 75

Do you prefer bridge75 or rainy75? Or getting both?

BTW this keyboard in China is only 629 yuan, about 88 USD

Hey! I really like your video, how do you get sponsors with less subs pls tell me, I'm also a small creator.

Its funny that the flex was listed as a con. In the custom keyboard space, having good flex is a premium! Insane value keyboard

production on this video is really high, thought this was a popular channel with like 200k+ views before I checked

This guy knows his shit 🔥

I just want this nightmare to be over. I think intel is to blame, but motherboard manufacturers are to blame as well since the default settings out of the box are not to the CPUs specs. I purchased a new Intel PC a month ago and love it but would hate to have it break in a couple of months. This is not how consumers should be exposed to anxiety. I realize six months from now as most defective CPUs have been replaced, patches and bios upgrades have stopped degradation in chips like mine that currently exhibit no issues and finally the new Intel chips are hopefully running well so we can move past this horrible episode.

Hi, I've already watched a bunch of videos and read a bunch of reviews, but I can't decide which is better to buy an msi 32 oled or 27 msi oled monitor, considering that I like to play cod or cs2, will I be able to comfortably play on the 32-inch version? (Ofc i play some single titles and for media consumptions 32 is great). For me, this is the main stopping factor in buying the 32-inch version. Give me some advice, as a person who has tried both options, I will be very grateful for the answer.

Hyperx Solocast gets my vote. Sounded the clearest and most "large diaphram condensor-ish". Was surprised how poor the Blue sounded, given in other test vids out there it does pretty well.

snowball catch too much background. ffine can hear pop sound. seiren is the best, solocast second.

Dude, your Vcore voltage is terribly high, 1.30v should be enough for your i9, as mine i7 runs stable with 1,255vcore. That was the main reason your chip was hot as hell.

Idk why they haven’t made a micro led monitor. Like I love oled on tvs but with a small display I think its hard to dissipate the heat which is why these oled monitors are generally low in brightness compared to their tv counterparts.

Not really related unless using hte 480hz monitors but TIL Apex Legends engine max framerate is 300fps

Really want your review on samsung g8 32 oled and comparison with other monitors

Great video! Hope you test samsung 32 oled as well and compare it to these monitors

I have no problem with text fringing although I work a lot with text and numbers. I don't game so I can't speak for that. One thing you didn't mention was the joystick control of the monitor menu -- easy to use and intuitive, not like other monitor menus I have seen.

I just got an Asus monitor XG27AQDMG which is a glossy WOLED (panel made by LG). Really happy with it since I have been looking for a glossy OLED at a more reasonable price for a long time. I almost got an MSI QD-OLED but switched to the Asus because I wanted the "black is black" characteristic of WOLED.

Best Buy does not price match Newegg or BH photo. I just checked in-store.

Informative video but you *REALLY* need to get a pop filter for your mic! Also should have calibrated the two monitors so we can have a much more fair comparison. The colors look off on the MSI in this video. Red looks more like magenta. And black looks like grey. (For reference, I watched this video on an LG C1 WOLED. And TBH the LG looks wrong too so maybe it's just your camera.)

if you can't use 4k monitor all the time dont get a 32 inch, 1440p will have such a low pixel per inch for a 1440p, not worth it

Great vid dude! Not sure if it’s a QD panel, but any thoughts on that 32” Alienware monitor?

Thanks! 💪🏻😊👍🏻 🇸🇪

Thank you for mentioning the clarity and the reflection issue on WOLED. A lot if people fail to mention these issues, for me reflections on matt is worse than glossy. At least with glossy you can still see the image on screen when theres light behind you.

Appreciate the reply, I'm saving till hopefully next year Black Friday to grab a 3rd Gen OLED and a high end Nvidia GPU. Feels great considering that OLEDs in general are fixing their issues that came with 1st gen displays. How long have you been rocking an OLED? Any burn in or other issues?

Really great video! At 5:08, seeing both monitors next to each other displaying mostly black area, the msi looks very light grey to me. Was this noticeable in real life or is it because of taking a video of the panel? Or is it an intense example of the raised blacks on qd oled?

im getting tired of these dim OLEDs. Miniled FTW

Good Vid. Looking forward to more.