It’s Not Nvidia’s Fault
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0:00 - Intro
0:16 - MSI Ryzen 9000: tinyurl.com/23ad56zh
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0:47 - Arrow Lake Popping Up: tinyurl.com/2aj4rltq
02:20 - Biostar Intel GPU: tinyurl.com/228vabwa
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02:57 - Aptera Production Body: tinyurl.com/22uajcp6
04:37 - UFD Deals: www.ufd.deals/
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07:14 - EK Direct-Die Coolers: tinyurl.com/26ajl2vf
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11:10 - Comment Response
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Thx for admitting to be a apple shill gives you Alot more creditably 👍🏿
I wouldn't use a Google VPN even if I was already paying for it. It just seems like a way to even more directly give Google even more of my Data.
Im iffy on VPNs because its like who owns these companies? I feel like they would target people with VPNs and just reroute all that data to a special facility, especially expressVPN since you install the app onto your system and they probably have a ton of access to your data.
Especially since Facebook recently got found out doing the Exact thing. Secretly looking at people using their owned VPN service
i use it but now i just got an openvpn server
As a network engineer who's had years of study data on my families devices online interaction with popular services, I 100% agree that I wouldn't trust Google any further than I could throw a falcon heavy into space with my hands :)
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With Google's track record, they are probably canceling the VPN service because they're not getting enough "anonymous" data to sell to keep it running.
The PCMR crowd needs to realize that they're not the majority when it comes to how PC users think about computers. I learned that when I sold computers for a few years and saw how much people wanted run away from the conversation if it got any more complicated than asking about the few programs they used (which 90% of them would tell you "I'm not a gamer" to avoid being sold high end). The majority does not have the patience to learn Linux. They barely have the patience for Mac OS which is likely only gaining ground because of Microsoft pissing people off.
> patience to learn macOS
If they can use their iPhone and iPad, then why they struggle to operate mac?
@@beezanteeum Mac OS and iOS aren't one-to-one. I recall when I was selling computers people being baffled at how to close a program on a Mac just because Windows only requires you to close the window. The way people use a computer is going to be different than how they want to us their phone or tablets.
@@BrunodeSouzaLino The issue comes more from app usage than anything else. The majority that fall into the category being mentioned are the general office workers, this could be anyone from lawyers, traders, secretaries etc. The thing that comes from this is shared programs. Most offices still explicitly work within Microsoft programs. Recently it has became easier to transfer across to mac with a lot of the programs as they have been made available on mac including excel and other common office programs. This has helped boost the transfer to mac but that just isn't as easy in Linux, as this would require going into virtual machines and compatibility layers that the majority of PC users have no interest in doing as they want something that just works out of the box.
@@beezanteeummany people outside of US use android
well as a PCMR original i really fail to see what a bunch of Linux plebians have to do with me
Good thing I sticked with 12th gen on a ddr4 board. Not a fan of these instability complaints.
They are of the highest end chips not the 13800k and 14800k and below. So the motherboards are just pushing to far with how fast the chips can go. Most likely the Ultra 200 / 16th gen will have chip level limits onto how far it can go instead of relying on motherboards to determine it for the chip. To stop this from happening. The Ultra 100 is already in preproduction so to far along to change anything major like that at chip level. AMD kind of did the same to their chips already, IBM has with their chips and Apple has with theirs, etc. etc. it is a common practice for CPU designers to do. Intel just needs a much more stricter version inside their chip than what they have right not to prevent this from happening is all. The version right now is a thermal run away prevention control circuit. That is short has 2 settings is it above whatever heat or below it? All the others are in the microcode and CPU power specs for the motherboard manufacture to put in place.
justa few, I rock a 13th gen T series and no complaints so far, very fast cpu indeed.
Everyone acting like they dont have perpetual DDR-5 training problems. Training for every adjustment in Bios is unacceptable in 2024. Even these content creaters including UFD tech are acting like this problem doesnt exist. Brought and paid for by manufactures. Stick with DDR-4 if you already have it.
Whatever it is, I’m pretty sure it’s Nvidias fault
I set my PL1 and PL2 limits to Intel recommendations and it runs so much cooler It actually performs better now because it's not constantly thermal throttling.
Are you using a laptop
@@dharshdanube6911 nope desktop actually with an AIO water cooler. And now in video claims unstability because of uncapped limits on Intel. Considering gaming never caps out the CPU limiting the power is the best decision I ever made.
I have been on the Ryzen upgrade trail since the Ryzen 5 1600 I bought when they first came out. Right now, I have an am4 5900x system, and an am5 7800x3d system. I don't need a new update, so I'm pretty sure I'm skipping the Ryzen 9000 series 🤷♂️
I'm planning on sticking to am4 for a couple more years, just last month i upgraded from a 3600xt to a 5700x and tbh i havent noticed a difference in games, but the only games i have that need that much cpu are poorly optimized and poop on my 1080 ti anyways so its hard to tell
I am running a 5950x and a 6950xt. I have zero reason to upgrade to the 9000 series. Until I start to see some degradation only workflow for my use case, I will be a happy camper.
The games I play are not first person shooters. The most taxing game I have is Forza Motorsport. It runs plenty fine.
Now, might I see some degradation on the next Forza Motorsport or Forza Horizon ? Sure. But I probably won’t have to dial down the settings by much.
I’ll be waiting for the 11000 series (unless they change THAT naming convention)!
Yea 100% intel CPU problem is Intel CPU problem. I'm one of those weird people that loves AMD & Intel equally (especially the competition because it's a win for us). AMD had similar issues when they used to send their CPUs SCREAMIING to keep up with Intel and had all sorts of issues from that. Intel's doing the same thing to try to match the competition in speed even though they're losing the power war by a LOT.
Lets hope intel will have something to offer in future. No competition is worse then awful competition.
Reminds me of when Asus caused Ryzen 7000 cpus to explode because they had BIOS defaults that pushed the chips too hard and then blamed AMD
ASUS pushes my Ryzen 6800H laptop processor to voltages over 1.5 volts when boosting...
@@GrainGrown what?!
I never looked up what a normal voltage for these chips is, but that seems high, like high enough that I would not even reach it with OC
@@mastroitek Yeah CPUID HWMonitor says that the voltages went up to 1.519 V, probably when it was using just a few cores. During multicore load the voltages were around 1.2 and 1.3 V. Super high and super hot.
I had to mod Windows registry to open up power management settings to disable CPU boost. Now the CPU is capped at 3.2 GHz and the voltages stay at max 0.825 V and temps are in control.
ASUS is aggressive.
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@@GrainGrown anything around 1-1.1V seams reasonable for multi core. But even in single 1.5V is crazy. Good thing you noticed!
I got my email telling me they are removing the VPN service from my subscription this morning. I did not even know I had a VPN service. No wonder no one was using it.
Didnt even know the VPN was part of the G1 services as a subscriber, that just tells me their marketing dept sucks...
Using a google vpn is like asking a bank robber to hold on to the keys to the bank vault to keep them safe.
I do pay for Google cloud storage but I never had an interest in their VPN because it's Google. Everything about their business model tells me there's no way it's actually private from them and their advertising initiatives
I have a 13600k and had a weird vram warning during Forza motorsport gameplay, I wrote it off as optimisation changes but this story came out at the same time so I’m keeping an eye on this story thanks for covering it
I have noticed 2y ago that the Vcore set from my asrock mobo for the 12600k was quite high, nothing crazy, but I managed to bring it down of 140mv without loosing any performance (-140mv is kinda crazy if you ask me). In itself, the cpu at stock settings was scoring about 18.2k in R23 while consuming 180W, now it reaches the same score at 115W.
It is then my opinion that these cpus can actually be quite efficient, but sometimes mobo manufacturers are forcing so high voltages that consumers than think the cpu is trash
@@mastroitekyou have a great gold cpu for undervolting, i do think they could do a undervolt but they need to guarantee the performace so yeah, they cant just start undervolting and selling "different cpus everytime you buy it"
@@logk I agree with the fact that they cant just start doing stock UV on cpus, but I believe these voltages are to high. The major problem I think is that my mobo by default set a 180W power limit, while intel says 150W, and by doing that they also push voltages higher.
I am not entirely sure I have a golden sample, at the moment my vcore under an all core workload sits at 1.11 which considered my current clocks seems to be more or less in line with what other users report online. Initially I used to see spikes (during all core) at 1.31V (180W), 1.27 (150W) and with 'no power limit' the mobo was pushing 1.36V trying to sustain 4.9Ghz on all core while consuming 220W. Pure insanity.
As you can see with the default 180w profile the vcore with stock curve is 40mv higher than with a 150W (intel suggested) power limit, this for 100Mhz more, not worth it, and it is not clear to me why manufacturers do this.
The OS I currently use is Linux on my Raspberry PI versions 1 and 2. My NAS uses FreeBSD and I use Windows on the desktop, and the only problem I have with Windows 11 is my screensavers will not start, I can test them and they work. I have friends who are switching away from Mac OS, not to Mac OS.
I tried to use the Google one vpn, but I can't select the region I want to connect to.
I can only enable and disable, but no idea what the other side is connected to other than it being google
you put down for an Aptera!?! can't wait to see those reviews in a year or 3
I don't think dropping a $100 deposit counts as a preorder 😂
$5 would secure a pre-order back in the day lol
yeah the product will totally be fully complete by the scheduled release date
Depends on the item for preorder. For a PC 100 USD is a deposit for a month payment plan while 100 USD for a video game is more than it should cost including all DLC
Another Aptera pre-order here.
$100 refundable deposit.
Hoping for 400 mile $32k AWD Solar EV.
Ratios matter.
Those edits for Reece were top tier lol 😂
Did I hit the silicone lottery. I have a 13900k at 6.1Ghz all P cores?
On an AIO!
I got google one BECAUSE it offered a VPN too, but quickly stopped using it because of how dang slow it was
Seeing as privacy is a huge selling point for VPNs, I feel like there's very little overlap between people who use VPNs and people who trust Google.
I'm running a Ryzen 5 1600 AF 3.7GHZ( I did a manual tweak to get it to 3.7GHz on 1.325V) and using a ID Cooling Frostflow x 280, and while watching videos it only gets 30C-33C and if 100% cpu utilized then im only hitting 51C. I still got extra headroom. My gpu also does not exceed 55C-60C on 100% load.
Btw about that ID cooling aio...can you control pump speed? Because for me it is stuck around 2200 and will not change. I use 360XT one on asrock X299 K6.
@@alexturnbackthearmy1907 That I don't know or haven't tried yet. My pump is so quiet that I cannot even hear it. It's so quiet that I never had to control the pump speed. I can change the fan speed.
You can get more overall performance by undervolting the CPU and running at stock clock speeds. If it runs cooler it can run the CPU cores at the boost rate for longer and in some cases like the i-5 13600k it can actually lower the temps to where it can run at the boost clocks on all cores full time without ever reaching the TDP of the chip. Specifically an I-5 13600k can run at around 150W on Cinebench R23 with turbo boost on all cores and if you have a decent tower cooler it can basically do this forever without the temps ever exceeding 85 degrees or so.
I delidded my 13900k and 3d printed mounts. I lowered mine by 40c, apparently it's common for liquid metal on this chip.
So does my ryzen 7000 series am5 mobo support this new ryzen 9000 series?
Maybe Reece will come back to the states if he knows that they sell Mountain Dew Baja Blast in bottles now at stores. Come back Reece we miss you here in the states!!!
In Canada baja blast has been sold in stores for years
@@SporganOh Canada…. (I’m from the states, but I got to say, the Canadian national anthem is one of my favorites.)
@@SporganBaja Blast has been sold in stores in the US for years, too. Someone just didn't notice or didn't go to the stores stocking it.
You think the mobo manufacturers would have learned to not overvolt after all of the ryzen 3000 issues.
Feels like kind of a 'Monkey's Paw' situation when Intel lands a new AIB partner...and it's Biostar.
Yessss thanks for discussing the Aptera! I just reserved mine a couple days ago. I watched a ton of interviews prior to doing so and the thing that really pushed me to hit the button was when they mentioned how much they support Right to Repair.
Look up elio, it's the same scam
I have an i7-9700 and my CPU temps were at 70 degrees while playing a game that doesn't require much to run so I had a look at my BIOS and found that by default an option was on to boost the CPU despite it not being a K one and turning it off has me at 50 degrees now doing the same stuff and I haven't noticed any difference in the stuff that I usually do
I've got a gaming desktop so I don't need a laptop slowing down because of windows, I've gone ChromeOS for laptop use. A good computer is only as good as it's internals to a point. Currently rocking a Framework Chromebook. Love it.
I'd like to see how a non-hyperthreaded CPU works out for Intel if these rumors are indeed true. I know the CPU space has competition, but I'd like even better competition. Intel seems to have the best creator/professional CPU, while AMD has the best gaming CPU.
2:41 who else wants evga to team up with intel???
great vid btw ❤
i want an evga radeon card tho
Linux is ready... the issue is, people don't install OSes. They just go to big companies and buy computers, and almost everything is Windows, and Mac.
How the hell they should linux, when they even ask help if they need to download and install a driver... so even if the next,next,finish clicking is too complicate for the majority, how they can do anything in linux?
until linux can run every game i want, no
you should recommend DEs instead of OSes instead
Niche users
@@Sheltur_0311 which games you want bro
I was not ready for that VPN joke. I kinda hate you right now hahaha
Them turning off hyperthreading makes sense. There've been a ton of vulnerabilities found in that system iirc.
George Hotz hacked Nvidia driver and now consumer 40 series cards can be used on even faster power level of their commercial cards, esp 4090!!!!
What is up with Reese ALWAYS giving headphone deals!?!?!? The man is obsessed with headphones
Congrats to your brother Reece!
Isn't that one of those sweet electric cars that you don't have to plug in? Pretty kool.
I have two PCs with AMD processors and Nvidia GPUs and I get the checkerboard issues in chrome as well
Honestly a large number of people could go to Chromebooks and would not even notice. The majorty of time spent putside of games or work for most people is in a chrome tab anyways
I don't use spyware so chromebooks are a no for me
@@lolidemon3163 That means you are likely on Linux and on a linux phone, so you should be good to go anyway
I've used Google One for Storage, but the VPN had little to no usage at all, I felt it was stupid and a terrible idea to use it regardless. In fact, did anyone even hear of it regardless? It felt like a tacked on feature.
I've been rocking a i913900k (water cooled)/rtx4090/32Gb 6400ram/z790mb for 1.5 years now (mainly PCVR) without any so-called common instability issues. I guess if I start to notice this it's good to know that I can simply adjust my mb bios. Thanks for your vids and best cheers.
I simply changed SVID Behavior to Intel Failsafe on my Asus board and it solved any weird issues on my 13900k
The part of Arrow Lake Intel has been toting so far is the NPU which isn't on that graph as it is the newest thing. What it does is a highly specialized part just for AI processing math and nothing but AI processing math. So here is to hoping that the 2 "Ultra low power cores" are not the cores used for the NPU while not taking away from what little they actually gave to the NPU so far. What will the avg. consumer use it for? Well unless you have windows then i guess you will not use it as it is a part Microsoft requested made into hardware.
I watched both of Kyler's videos this weekend and enjoyed them thoroughly!
When i tried to get into linux I started appreciating windows more lol
Anyone having problems with 13th and 14th gen cpus just go in bios and set the max power draw for the cpu to 253w and that solved all my problems with my cpu. by default its set to auto on a asus motherboard and can draw way to much power.
Keep the reviews coming kyler. He done a great job on the two review videos.
i swear, every time i wanna look at something about tech yall post. My saviours
They should call the top model Ryzen 9001
NVIDIA: "It's not us; it's INTEL!"
INTEL: "It's not us; it's the MOTHERBOARDS!"
Consumers always seem to lose in the blame game companies play.
Im ALL ABOUT the Ultra 200 intel chips coming out. I do 3D CAD work and AMD cpu's suck for that. Intel is the way to go for that
Ufd tech, I'm on Linux, gaming and whatnot, surfing the web.
I think people SHOULD be trying their choices of OS.
If your audience was “everyone” and everyone was ready for Linux you’d have a subscriber count of 7.9 billion
Ryzen 9 9001 Goku Edition.
It's over 9000!
When they make a 9000 series gpu, someone has to make and sell custom Goku backplates.
Been building pc's for almost a decade and I still haven't touched linux. I can see why people like it but the last thing I wanna do is more tinkering to get things working. Maybe one day though
I installed linux mint and besides my internet card being too new to work, ive not had to troubleshoot anything using a 3600xt and rx 6400, i even started off using a 1050 ti and had 0 issues installing the drivers
Your voice sounds like the guy who runs the demolition ranch CZcams channel.
6:21 Google VPN ... yeah I'm not trusting Google with my VPN traffic
So I excited for Battlemage release which means Alchemist will drop in price so that I can continue using my Intel HD Graphics from 2011
I think most of the computer OS changes mostly comes from consumers that prefer battery life over gaming performance that come from Macs.
Brett. Google One VPNs for Pixel people will still be around, but Google VPNs for normal people won’t?
Are you saying people who own Pixel phones are abnormal?
Pixel phones? Wait, so google didnt abandon their phone project smh and still make new models? This is legit first time i hear about google making phones in like 6 years.
Arrow lake will not have hyper threading there is no turning it on/off.
"linux is mildly gaining"
not true at all. it is at it's highest point it has ever been and has had a massive growth lately if you compare it to previous years (even if we exclude steam decks and chromebooks)
no
Intel and AMD always need to prepare for everything
Technology evolve every single time
why can't they just get rid of the ihs and integrate a metal shim that is level with the die to prevent damaging the die.
For MSI mobo owners but cooler settings on , box cooler
nVIDIA: "hey, don't @ me, bro. take your questions to intel."
customer: "I have a Ryzen CPU. i was just looking for linux drivers."
nVIDIA: "not a problem! why didn't you say so in the first place?"
customer: "i did..."
Had oatmeal, very good brettfast.
Agreed with Linux comments of not being ready. If you have ever seen the videos of the Linux conference with the leaders of the community they admit they delibrately sabotage efforts to make the distro as a competitor to MS or Apple. They are essentially programmers who run the organisation and accept that if it was good enough for general use then big companies would take over and it would become another money making closed system - remember Chrome / Android is Linux based
Glad I got a 7800x3d.
Google are adding features though, so not shrinkflation.
I'm excited about the CPUs coming out as well as everything else. The more the merrier.
I don't know but I play 4k and the last drivers are unstable I get random crashes on games and is not cpu, I'm going back to the older drivers, I think is their new Nvidia app but nah let's blame Intel
I use Google VPN, I figure they already know everything about me anyway.
Yeah... I don't think it's general consumer I think it's being forced by companies. As a developer I'm forced to use a shitastical Mac. It's the most annoying thing ever.
3 wheeled cars have always been and will always be a bad idea. If it ever hits the public release, these will be a flop. The first one that flips on its self will kill public opinion of it.
As long as price is right it will actually sell. But if it is expensive and small 3-wheeler at the same time... Because these cars were actually very popular in europe back in the days around 1940-50`s.
google one? what's that?
5:50 looks like Reece caught a bug at the wedding hope you feel better.
Intel 15th gen is going to comeback!
Ive got a i5-13600k and been using it at stock since i got it with no issues. Maybe i just got lucky.
First time watcher. I don't think that "regular people" (for whatever that means) are installing Linux. But regular people aren't installing anything at the operating system level. But are regular people buying Linux based machines? I'd argue people buying steam decks aren't by and large Linux geeks. Many probably are, but most probably just saw a nice device that plays most PC games. The potential for Linux to succeed won't be because regular people are convinced to install it. It will happen if something that happens to run Linux is a viable product where they're shopping for a computer. The leaps and bounds put into making Linux be able to run anything that Windows can run may convince system builders that its worth cutting out Microsoft if their users won't notice or care.
Lol Intels voltage and power comeback is exactly what I said. I booted an LGA 1700 system and the BIOS first thing asked me if I was water cooling. I don't, but I do use the huge tower coolers (140mm or dual 120mm), so I sometimes have it set around a low end water cooler in BIOS. Also when BIOS defaults to 4,096 Amps/Watts then Windows will never slow the CPU, when idle its still going 5ghz or whatever. Go in BIOS and set something reasonable, 300-400-500watts.
To Brett's point. If they don't completely lock down the power settings this will continue to be a problem. And reviewers like Gamers Nexus and Hardware Unboxed fix those settings to AMD/Intel guidelines so they can actually compare apples to apples.
Intel is making the naming very confusing. Soon they will have Basic, Pro, Max, Super, Ultra, TI, Super Saiyan edition
What makes aptera any different than eilo? It looks like the same scam
You can buy a model 3 for just a tiny bit more than an aptera after the tax credit. Wow.
That car is vaporware no way is that piece of crap gonna charge at any reasonable rate with those solar panels look at how slow ev battery charging is and somehow that thing has batteries large enough for 400 miles per charge....
I think the idea is focusing on aerodynamics. Sure there's a smaller battery, but it means that smaller battery can go farther and the trickle charge from solar can actually get you your full work commute.
@blisphul8084 yes I get what they're claiming but I'm saying bs especially with the 1000 miles version.
Like the 1000 miles version unless it's twice the size is still only getting 40 miles of charge according to their stats that's not even 10% so we've got solar panels adding weight to it and they won't even provide a substantial amount of a charge on a daily basis on perfect conditions. How heavy are the batteries on the 1k miles edition... 🤔 don't worry the aerodynamics will solve everything.
@@aeidengtfo6758 The 1000 mile battery pack is only 100kwh, which many EVs already use today. Their claimed efficiency of 10miles per kwh is how they're expecting to hit 1,000 miles of range. Right now their 400mi prototype is sitting barely above 2,000lbs which is already extremely light for an EV, so I estimate their 1000mi option will be around 3,000lbs with that battery. The 40mi per day charging is SOLAR charging, and is just an extra thing, the point of the car isn't that it's a Solar car, that's just for marketing, the point of the car is that it's so efficient that solar charging is actually an option. The car will still charge at 400mi per hour, and that's not even fast charging, that's like level 2 charging, which is still faster than practically any other EV out there. Seriously do your research before spitting radioactive diarrhea in a comment section and hitting the post button.
Still waiting for Intel iGPU to be ARC level
Broken on anything older than dx11 and cancelled?
@@anivicuno9473What are you on about? DX9 support keeps improving and AFAIK nothing got cancelled?
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What you said about Intel cpus makes sense..it ain't the first time mother board manufacturers did that.. I guess lots of things are like that behind the curtains there's always something going on mostly capitalism 😂😂😂
Why would he need Aida64? HWINFO?
My girlfriend has only used windows for her entire professional and adult life. I have KDE on my desktop and gave her my password for when I was out of town. She had to hop on there did all of her business using Google Chrome as usual and asked me "what theme is this? I like it a lot!"
Seeing as I can install the same version of Photoshop she uses and she can get Gimp and escape down if she just put a few months into it I can assure you that anyone with half a brain and any intuition when it comes to technology will be absolutely fine using modern Linux desktop
As someone that used to be a manager of an IT help desk I can tell you most of the world would not be able to handle Linux. They can't handle the simplest of operations on Windows half the time.
Until anything doesn't work even slightly, which happens at least as much as it does in Windows.
Then you will spend 5 hours looking at nonsense solutions that no longer work since 30 updates ago, most needing one needing 10-20 steps including long commands that they have no idea what it means, just to find out it doesn't work.
@@dannonyogurt98 As someone that also works on an IT service desk I can also tell him most people cannot handle Linux. The amount of people I get calling up because they don't know how to access a shared drive or even their own documents is hilariously baffling.
I understand that you guys think that most people can't handle basic operations of an OS
But think critically, the people that call you are the ones having a problem. Not everyone is calling every day, right? You're experiencing what is essentially inverse survivorship bias
All the people that reach out to you have problems. The people that don't are probably just fine
I worked IT as well, so I get it
It would be like working in a coffee shop and saying that every customer seems to be unable to start their day without coffee. Of course, it's a coffee shop, what would I expect?
The more computer companies we have, the better it is.
Also on the Linux subject, I have had old women come in to my place of employment using Linux mint because it is “easier than windows” in their words. I don’t expect/want the majority of people to use Linux I want people to stop spreading misconceptions that it is some esoteric CLI nightmare that can’t play games as if you still have to manually configure wine every time and proton doesn’t exist. I have dailied desktop Linux before and after proton and the difference is night and day
Big companies, do the minimal to make it "look" like were fixing what people want, without really doing it and making as much money as possible.
Im all for making profit but come on. All it is now a days is a big ass cash grab.
As Linux user and shill, that comment stung when I heard it, but I agree. Linux as a desktop is not ready for mainstream. :-( The case is getting stronger by the day though! :-D Can't wait til Valve releases Steam OS 3.0! Come on Valve, be the good guy! :-D
Why won't AMD or Intel sell delidded cpu's?
Was done in past, way too many issues with having exposed (and very fragile) crystal.