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Patrons Ask GN 37: What Happens if Bench Hardware Dies? Intel Cache vs. AMD IF? (Patreon)

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2020-07-29 04:53:39
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Hey everyone,

New Patrons Ask GN is up! This is 2 of 3 filmed recently (others are in the Patreon feed). The timestamps are below, along with the asker names:

00:00 - Intro to Patrons Ask GN 00:46 - Tellos: Air Purifier vs. PC for Dust 02:19 - Cmoney: What Happens if Hardware Dies? 06:08 - st33med: When is GN Restocking? 07:56 - Huskehn: Mic for Biking Videos? 09:32 - Deepsky: Intel Cache Ratio vs. AMD IF 

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Patrons Ask GN 37: What Happens If Bench Hardware Dies? Intel Cache vs. AMD IF?

Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro to Patrons Ask GN 00:46 - Tellos: Air Purifier vs. PC for Dust 02:19 - Cmoney: What Happens if Hardware Dies? 06:08 - st33med: When is GN Restocking? 07:56 - Huskehn: Mic for Biking Videos? 09:32 - Deepsky: Intel Cache Ratio vs. AMD IF

Comments

Leon Matthews

It would be great if you could publish these on YouTube as well as here, as I often miss them when they're just here. We have no need for exclusive content! (You could always delay them a week or two for non-patreon members).

Andrew Willing

I have first-hand experience with the dust / air purifier. I used a reasonably high-end one, about 6-7 feet away from the computer. It didn't offer any visible or otherwise noticeable difference, except for ruining my chill: running it all the time was loud, even on the quietest setting.

All Hail Eris

Ah, good thing you mentioned the toolkit, been meaning to buy it for quite some time

Eskimonster

I have first experience in ignoring my PC, i have vaccumed it 5 times in 9 years,my 3770k is using a coolermaster 240 AIO, same age. My temps are 40 idle and below 60 under pressure. And its on the floor.

ProtDog

A question for ask GN: what is there, if any difference between say 16gb of ddr3 and 8gb of ddr4? The the 16gb of ddr3 should hold more, whereas the 8gb of ddr4 should just cycle twice as fast then the ddr3 ( as with every additional DDR version ), so the overall throughput should be the same, no?

Alex Walker

I see where you're coming from... But it doesn't work like PCIe revisions. Throughput may be higher with revisions, but that will not make up for capacity differences. Programs will still require the same amount of space in RAM, regardless of revision. It's like a car; you can upgrade the performance, but 1 passenger will always take 1 seat.