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October PC Hardware Loose Ends (Patreon)

Published:
2019-10-29 22:57:48
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2026-06
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This month felt like the real beginning of the channel's next fully realized phase.  Any questions or thoughts regarding this past month?

If so you can comment below, or join the live Q&A!!!

P.S. New Die Shrink this Friday!

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ishould

Wccftech's laughable "rumor" that ampere will be faster while having a lower TDP by moving to a new uarch (knew this already) and process node (knew that already)

RubberDucks

Why do you think AMD has not released the 5800/5900 series yet? Waiting for new node? EPYC taking 7nm yields?

Dragonetti031

What can we expect from Intel Xe GPU performance.

Dragonetti031

Intel chip security problems, how long do you think buyers will to deal with these Intel security issues in current and future CPU architectures/designs?

Dragonetti031

What are the latest wispers and rumors from your sources about opcoming CPU and GPU releases?

Brent Ross

Lisa Su in an Interview with fortune said the engineers name all the products and she was worried about accidentally calling ryzen "raisin" on stage by accident. Why are engineers so much cooler at naming things. If a marketing team for a hold of ryzen it would be the AMD R9 10X one proX

Brent Ross

"If marketing team got a hold" curse you autocorrect

Dragonetti031

What will be the impact of the current spending of billion dollars in the semiconductor industries have for buyers of hardware and pricing of it. - Intel is 15bn 2019 - Samsung 16bn 2019 - TSMC 15bn 2019 (and 19,5 bn to open 3nm plant in 2023) - China 2019 20bn average per year (total $118 billion over the next five years to get more self sufficient)

dietzi96

Anything new from renoir apus and/or the kabini replacement for desktop (especially release dates)? I literally have half a dozen PCs to replace soon. All these systems are either extremely old, running Windows XP or Win 7 or are utilizing 45nm Intel Atoms with out of order frontends (own NAS, three PCs of my dad including one actively used with a Phenom 9850).