Intel rebukes motherboard makers over
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fixes for Intel's unstable
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CPUs we've also got some AOL Lake leaks
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and AMD stealing CPU market share I just
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didn't say steal they earned it but
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anyway that's my headline here after
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Intel didn't publicly take action
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concerning recent widespread reports of
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14th gen processors causing game crashes
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and blue screens of death on around
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April 20th Asus released a bios update
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with an Intel based line profile which
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turned down various performance boosting
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settings this week Intel spoke up to
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tell users not to use such profiles from
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motherboard makers instead Intel wants
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you to use the Intel default settings
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profile instead as it involves a
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combination of thermal and power
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delivery features with a selection of
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possible power delivery profiles based
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on the specific motherboard's
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capabilities broadly the motherboard
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maker profiles did seem to help with the
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stability issues but it came at a
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performance cost Intel's guidance seems
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to be geared towards allowing users to
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regain some of that lost performance
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Intel is now demanding that by May 31st
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motherboard makers release bios updates
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with Intel's default settings profile as
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the default I can't believe this has
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taken this long to come to a head but
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aren't they also saying that doesn't fix
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it because the the performance uh what
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is it multi-core
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enhancement uh default
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thing controversy or like conflict
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between Intel and motherboard
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manufacturers has been going back for
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like the better part of a decade at this
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point and it was it was bound to happen
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at some point that some kind of
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performance boosting profile of some
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sort was going to cause
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instability because it it all it has
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always been overclocking to run anything
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but Intel's default behavior for the CPU
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and I just I can't believe that it took
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this long it took it took Intel ending
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up with egg on their face over the
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instability of the not Intel default
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profile for them to finally say look you
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actually can't do this anymore and I'm
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willing to bet that this lasts one
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generation and then immediately in order
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for mother wordo manufacturers to try to
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differentiate their product from each
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other they're going to go back to
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putting whatever the most aggressive
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profile they can probably get away with
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on the majority of CPUs is and we're
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going to be back to this whole song and
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dance until this happens again like
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there's just absolutely oh yeah no way
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that it's not going to just keep
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happening oh
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yeah and to be clear I don't even really
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I don't even really blame the
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motherboard manufacturers here obviously
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they're going to they're going to push
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the limits of whatever Intel will allow
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them to do and they're going to try and
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differentiate their product I I lean
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toward blaming Intel theame they play
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yeah if they want to be competitive they
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have to do that yeah they're not setting
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the rules I mean look like what it is if
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if man if intel wanted motherboard
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manufacturers to differentiate their
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products they they didn't have to
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consolidate every single function onto
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the onto the CPU and under the chipset
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they might have they might have not
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tried to take all the margin for
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themselves in the motherboard I mean
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that was an option to be clear there
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were performance advantages to some of
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those moves like moving the integrated
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memory controller onto the CPU to
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simplify the motherboard make it more
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performant
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but it's just it's been a it's been a
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trend from Intel for a very long time to
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squeeze motherboard manufacturers and
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it's become harder and harder for them
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to differentiate and so they're going to
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do what they got to do they they got to
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do what they got to do and if intel
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doesn't like it well then they're going
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to have to lay down the law and if they
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haven't laid down the law then this is
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going to happen this is around and find
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out it's that simple um one can only
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hope that Intel's upcoming AOL Lake
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desktop CPUs won't suffer the same
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issues on top of having no
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hyperthreading and allegedly terrible
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names uh this is this is pretty funny
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yeah here we go um NextGen desktop CPUs
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have reportedly leaked AOL Lake core
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Ultra 200 series uh same core counts as
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Raptor Lake refresh but fewer threads
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okay hold on where's my where's my
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branding here we go
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uhuh
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so
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um
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sure I don't know why
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the
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shoot why not just I mean why Ultra why
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not just an can we just have I don't
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know like a nine can we just have some
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continuity here why do we go from 9 to 8
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from 0 0 to
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5 14 to2 I understand because this is
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this is the the generation processor
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generation yeah but why did we move
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everything
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down one or maybe maybe two so a 600
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class product becomes a four class
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product or don't I can't even begin to
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follow along with this uh AMD had a new
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naming scheme allegedly new naming
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scheme allegedly maybe leak on asus's
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site that looked just as bad as Intel's
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if not worse cuz they shoehorned AI into
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all the processor names so it was like
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ryzen 9 Ai and then they switched to a
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uh they switched to a three letter or a
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three digigit numbering scheme as well
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and it just it was utterly un just un
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indecipherable I I I couldn't even uh
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that has not been confirmed to be real
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we should do we should do product naming
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consultation I'd be happy to they
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wouldn't want they no they wouldn't want
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our advice though you just You' just
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call it CPU we'd be no I wouldn't we'd
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be that would be all stupid yes we'd be
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advising them on how to make it this is
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CPU w we also sell CPU 2 and
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three sorry keep going W
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CPU okay our naming is bad too for very
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different reasons okay may maybe don't
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do naming consultation I think we could
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do better than them I think anybody
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could yeah In fairness to me I wasn't
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involved just way too literal we are
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pretty literal
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backpack I mean we're not wrong it's a
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backpack screwdriver it is a screwdriver
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it doesn't even call itself ratcheting
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screwdriver just screwdriver it's a
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screwdriver
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it's it's you know what you're getting
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you do yeah it's better yeah sorry I
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just don't know how much it leans on
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marketing I mean look we've had some
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more fun stuff lately okay there's the
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faas zip up Hoodie FaZe I like faas okay
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um okay that's that's pretty literal um
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zet okay we've got 100% cotton t-shirt
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the Steve turtleneck okay this is
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actually a pretty solid mover that's
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fairly marketing yeah good on okay
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Marino t-shirt okay stop stop looking at
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those
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names um fan okay wag hoodie is pretty
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good I named that one that one's good
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that is good I named that one the uncle
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line is Hoodie okay but that was that
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was from a video I don't know if that's
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fair J that was literally actually a
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joke um H this is not going to be
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better Lou I didn't mean to start this
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lounge pants are all right added Pro to
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this I think no no I added premium to
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this one that that was my contribution
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to the name of that okay these are so
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the premium Sports joggers better than
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the track joggers cuz the track joggers
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aren't premium you the Dropout has a
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really cool name doesn't sell at all but
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people love it I wish
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people the Dropout sweater is like one
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of the comfiest sweaters I think I've
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ever had and people don't know that yeah
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cuz they can't try it I know retail
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retail is a is a heck of a thing like
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buying clothes at retail I get it yeah
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it's tough to buy them online cuz you're
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basic the same way you're buying it
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blindly I I get it I just I wish people
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had the opportunity to try it because
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it's very much like a comfy like nice a
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little bit more Hefty sweater it's nice
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it's
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good I enjoy it and I don't like
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pullovers but I like that
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sweater AMD has hit a recck high in x86
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desktop and server market share which is
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good cuz apparently their GPU gaming
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business and custom not cooking business
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is not going so good but this man this
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looks incredible in servers their
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revenue share is
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33% and that's on a unit share of only
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23.6 so that means that they are killing
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Intel at the highend for Server Like
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crushing them
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that's crazy not even close right yeah I
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I where is where where is this topic oh
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I'm sorry I'm just uh oh you're just
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looking at stuff I'm looking at this
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right here look at it go woo wow number
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Gober yeah think's a little less hot on
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the desktop side I feel I love how them
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D oh but this is server market share so
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it's not just AMD and Intel
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yeah no this is x86 oh I see X6 so I
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love how them killing it is still being
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a third of the market well yeah but I
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mean you got to compared to some
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historical record that is crazy and you
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got to remember too like only part of
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the decision of which CPU to procure is
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which one is better a huge part of it is
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long-term contracts a huge huge part of
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it is production capacity like as an as
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an end user okay you would look at the
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marketing for someone like
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a mouse pad Factory in China which that
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they have marketing you'd look at the
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marketing and go well that's stupid
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because it'll be full of things like
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what their production capacity is on a
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monthly basis and you're sitting there
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going yeah but are they good do do you
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make anything good depending on the
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buyer that may not be their top priority
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because they just need mouse pads and if
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and and the factory that they're working
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with May simply
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not have enough capacity of mouse pads
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and so at a certain point like AMD can
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only buy so much of tsmc's finite
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capacity and at a certain
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point supply and demand if everyone
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tries to buy it it will drive up the
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price to the point where oh well hey
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Intel's products not looking that bad
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anymore Intel meanwhile has their own
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production capacity so they effectively
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get to sell every chip that AMD can't
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make
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and it will be that way for the
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foreseeable future um that is until AMD
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can get more production capacity from
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Intel's Foundry business that'll be an
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interesting day we'll see how that goes
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ever since I talked about how I I like
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Intel's long-term plan their stock has
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dropped considerably I still like their
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long-term plan but I made it very clear
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at that time this is investment advice I
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made it very clear at that time that it
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was a long-term play that I liked
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long-term play fox in a box says oh yeah
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so forget contracts and availability
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what about
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just Comfort people buy based on Brands
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all the time that was an lmg clip that
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went up actually shortly before the W
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show today from last week where I talked
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about not being fans but man people
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people buy what they're comfortable with
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and you're fans at different levels and
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fox in a box says at my company we buy
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more Intel servers because we have Intel
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servers and we don't have issues so we
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will buy more of them which
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honestly in a lot of situations is a
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mostly good enough reason when it comes
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to technology and how fast moving it is
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maybe less so but when you're dealing
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with like trying to convince people that
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are doing purchasing decisions for a
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huge range of things and that that just
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happens to be one part of
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it yeah I don't know

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