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Lol
Even then if I could personally figure out Android emulation or soemthing I'd be playing all the mobile games on PC instead
I have the big stupid
The interface is a bit clunky and you need to do a good bit of extra downloading for it to work properly
Kinda forgor what to do to get my stardew save data from all my other devices and such
Pro tip: put your save games into a cloud sync folder
Google drive, onedrive, etc
Latest save on every device
I would like to do that but via nas instead
I'm also too stupid to figure out how to empty my gdrive lol
Need to figure that out so I don't run out of emails 
NAS is a bit more tricky since retroarch doesn't like networked folders
You have to mount the network folders as a local drive.
Windows calls that mapping
Small PSA to any Fanatec buyers
If you're in the market for sim gear, they just sacked their CEO and they appear to be showing signs of closure
Be it in the chain rn or looking to get into it, it's hardly the same as to when I bought from them years ago
Plenty of other good alternatives on the market out there right now
Is there anyone that can tell me how all CoD games are named? I never understood a thing out of them. I just played Warzone (1) or whatever's called. What are the other things like modern warfare, MW3, how warzone seasons work,...
I can recommend Moza Racing to anyone looking to get into sim racing, their stuff is amazing right now
Sure they are ~100 euros more than the cheapest Fanatec offering, but on the higher end in features, and they are not locking you to one ecosystem
5 days late but yeah their stuff became really bad over time. A lot of orders people place didn’t even ship too
Just taking their money fr

Did you buy that nft

We are lacking news
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You nappa you get slappa
You slumber, a cucumber
You sleeped, you weeped
You catch up on some Zed's, you get outta my heads
You slumber, a hamburgerIDONTWANNATALKABOUTIT
You're about as deep as a bowl of soup, and your tongue, about as sharp as a soup spoooon
YOU LEAVE SOUP OUT OF THIS
SEE IT WITH YOUR EYES, NOT WITH YOUR MOUTH
I'LL CALL YOUR BLUFF, I'LL SEE YOUR PEN-
WITH YOUR MOUTH, AND I'LL RAISE YOU, with my hand. ✋🏻
~~ damn it's been so long I've forgotten the rest~~
literally only you've actually recognized what it's from lmaooo
It's freaking amazing

THREE, TWO, ONE-
It'll be fine, they'll never know

How would they know?
Ignore the reacts, those are usually there
See I knew the amogus would be there
Idk what's to be so suspicious about

Just two dudes quoting some quality meme-literature
Best meme of the century ngl
I know it's just lyrics or w/e, what's sus is the attitude lol
Much better than skibidi toilet I tell ya
Omg yes
I figured that was so weird
Until I went back and look at all the weird crap I laughed at as a kid
Then everything made sense
Machinama was huge in the early days of youtube, when I was in high school. Most of it makes no sense to me these days.
I still think the ME2/3, skyrim ones were amazing
I mean who can blame them when things like this exist
https://youtu.be/AK26bXWrOvo?si=RGWct9b0xbKnS0QC
Was only a matter of time before ytp came along lmao
HEEUUGH HAAA
The top comment makes it so much better
Omg there's another I've never seen before

Classic



Seagate now laying claims to rising storage prices due to a.i demand
Supposedly more price increases in the coming year
Someone has to store the LLMs
The one I was looking at was about 12TB, the most I've seen is 40 but I'm sure there's bigger models
But i need cheap sata drive 😦
Loongson is trying to claim about their 3B6600 and 3B7000 chips are as fast as 10th gen intel chips
Only claims, as their roadmap predicts it
They do not have chips currently that can do so
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The actually cool part, the socket is socketable.
So the socket with a socket gets socketed while having ram socketed into the socket on the socket. Interesting
Or am I confusing my sockets 
Honestly if LPCAMM2 pushes CPU sockets to do this it'd be heckin amazing.
Doubt it'll happen. Ram is one thing, you don't get a new laptop because of the ram, you get one because the soldered on stuff is too ood. Don't see any major laptop companies going for it
Wasnt thinking laptop CPUs but desktop CPUs, the socketable socket
...Why though? Most desktop CPUs are already socketable and any sort of greater upgradability would probably also require socketable chipsets too. And then you run the risk of not having access to certain features of the CPU due to lack of support on the motherboard. The whole point of that ram socket system is to make a normally soldered component socketable
Afaik the whole point of the socketable socket on LPCAMM2 is for repair. Same should apply for one of the most fragile and consumer damaged pieces of a desktop mobo. Cuz all those points apply to LPCAMM2's system (but based on CPU and other mobo stuff rather than chipset).
That bottom piece is not a memory PCB, that is a socket
It's effectively a non-soldered socket, which is different that a CPU socket which is soldered to the mobo.
But if the socket for the socket needs repair do we then need a socket for the socket's socket
So much for Asus' reputation as the high end brand with excellent service.
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What they do
Unable to watch video rn
GN sent their Ally in for warranty repairs to the left thumb stick and SD card reader. Asus tried to send them an invoice for repairs from "customer induced damage" which is just a small ding in the plastic from when they opened it to remove the SSD.
The invoice included things like replacing the screen and nowhere did it say anything about the warranty repairs, but it did say if they didn't pay the invoice it would be sent back to them disassembled.
They've gotten several hundred reports of things like this happening, which is why they documented everything precisely every step.
Bruh
Up until about a decade ago yeah. They've kept the reputation for a while, and that's how they get away with charging more for the same things. Big stories like this kill the reputation directly.
A very, very large number of people think that a big brand means a trustworthy company.
I also don't like how some of these stories are one sided
And a lot of them tell only what we want to hewr
It's impossible to be entirely unbiased in these types of stories. They do reach out to the company to ask for comments etc before they publish it, and if they find the response lacking or they refuse comment, it gets notated in the report.
Recent feedback has highlighted some gaps in our RMA communication process in the US and Canada. We deeply apologize to our customers and the community for any confusion and
I think they clarified themselves pretty well here tbh
Bar the absurdity of the magnitude of cost the quotes that get sent over however
Idk how to feel about this vid but I'll share it
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ASUS responded -- again -- to our coverage. The last time they d...
His points are justified but also, he tore down the Ally for a video, if they saw it'd been opened, there's a good chance the warranty is indeed no longer applicable
Depends on the fine print ig
It's illegal to void a warranty for that reason. We have the right to open and disassemble our devices, and they have to prove the damage was caused by the very act of opening it to void or show other related damage.
Those "warranty void if removed" stickers are technically illegal.
Plus they used an alias for the repair request so they didn't know it was GN.
they're basically a nothingburger they can't legally be enforced
Y'all ready for gear 4 DDR5-8800 CL78
Hopefully Arrow Lake can hit that reliably. Somehow I doubt it.
If it can that might be the best argument for getting them.
There were a series of accusations about our company last August from a former employee. Immediately following these accusations, LMG hired Roper Greyell - a large Vancouver-based law firm specializing in labor and employment law, to conduct a third-party investigation. Their
TL:DR Third party found 95% of what Madison claimed to be false and defamatory, but they don't want to litigate if they don't have to.
Did they delete the tweet? I can't open it again
Ohp nvm, I can again, that was weird
There's now legal precedent for distributing game cheats to be illegal.
https://www.theverge.com/2024/5/25/24164679/bungie-anti-cheating-lawsuit-jury-trial-aimjunkies-copyright-violation-victory
Destiny 2 ONCE AGAIN BRINGING THE HEAAAAT
best game ever 2024
YES
LETS GO
FINALLY
what a cool case to be a part of
That’s insane
More important than the trump hush money case
The wave continues. Activision won this one and it's a lot more than a slap on the wrist. The cheat company has to turn over EVERYTHING, shut down their site, and stop making cheats.
https://www.theverge.com/2024/5/29/24166932/activision-call-of-duty-cheat-creator-lawsuit-engineowning
Translation: Google admits to lying about how Search works, and it's as bad as you thought
https://www.theverge.com/2024/5/29/24167407/google-search-algorithm-documents-leak-confirmation
ZOTAC steam deck
Cool, now get sued please
Google straight up lying about everything it said about it's search engine
Ridiculous they even did that
Continuing to lie at that since the statement they made directly contradicts the documents
1.5 hour battery life 💀
And it still runs Winbloats
Idk what ZOTAC thinks this is gonna do but I can tell you it's probably not much
Uh, 120hz AMOLED screen
New shiny chipset
At that point I'd probably just get a laptop
For sure it's not gonna be cheap
We'll see once they officially reveal it at computex
If it's $500 then it might be interesting
$600, meh, too much comptetition there
I don't really trust a newcomer to this kind of hardware at this point either. Not after the Ally killed SD cards and Asus denied it was happening.
Then proceeded to make a new one with this issue specifically fixed as well
The weird part was they finally admitted SD card readers were dying from overheating, due to being near hot components like the charging circuit.
So then they make the Ally X with basically the same specs, but a rearranged pcb layout, and you deny the new layout had anything to do with card readers.
Basically an Apple with their macbooks, but anytime you ask they'll deny it.
Btw guys since i was able to get into the bios menu in the first boot, that means the mobo recognized the cpu rigt, so no need for a bios flashback?
Correct. You can update BIOS through the menus instead.
Starfield modding time? Maybe the modders can finally make it a more complete game.
https://www.nexusmods.com/starfield/news/14993
Only now? I thought they made the game with the intention of mods fixing everything about the game lmao
The hype is way deader than at launch now
I also keep thinking it's NMS on first glance which is terribly unfair to NMS
Every prior Bethesda game that supports the GECK has taken 1 year or so for the toolkit to launch
Okay that's fair enough then
Still sad they intentionally did this
You might as well just pull a Roblox at this point Bethesda
Hype will be back when the dlc launches
Also maybe 7800x3d gaming performance with the 9600x under 300
Because cpus weaker and it is not a ideal experience
You dip below 60fps
70 to 100 dollar game that was divisive at launch and feels unfinished. I know how to make people happy, make them pay for more quests and more paid mods
You know why the mission pack is 1k credits, it's because the Premium Edition comes with 1k credits, so they want to yoink those out so in the future premium players will have to buy more
Look on the bright side, it's not $20 per DLC
Thanks for the reassurance, average EA player
kekw
oh okay i didn't think they'd actually make the DLC lol
I figured after they delivered a somewhat working game they'd just move on and let the modders take over
I hesitate to even call it DLC since it's just one mission
Yes, one bounty hunt mission
that's crazy
their own marketing makes it sound much more substantial than it really is
which i guess is really their MO at this point
You'd think they'd add a new interior location or something at least but by all accounts it's just a mission
better be a long ass bounty hunt campaign story or it will be review bombed to heck
You have to remember todd howard imagined himself winning goty at this stage
special gun and gear wooo
Rolling out his red carpet
Award in hand
People lovingly stomaching his grand ambition
Yeah no, not paying the $10 ticket thanks
bro actually visibly devastated he did not get goty
I'll never forget his face at the game awards 
EXACTLY
IT WAS SO GOOD
Knowing Bethesda they would hold their own game awards just so they can say they won GOTY from somewhere
Baldur's gate deservingly getting nearly EVERY AWARD
Baldur's Gate so good tho
actual soul and an actually fully fleshed, finished product??
I got gifted it for my birthday
Bethesda who??
I kinda want the new doom tho, DnD isn't truly my thing
Imma be honest, even Crab Champions was a more fully fleshed game than Starfield at launch
and back then all you had were your guns and nothing else
Starfield reminded me a lot of CP77 when it came out
At least crab champions didn't crash every 2 minutes
now you got melee variations, challenge modes, perk modifiers
true true
oh and new enemies and maps
Then BAM stale gameplay
spend the next 10 minutes holding w
to walk from the ship to the outpost and back
because god forbid you make a traversal system/vehicle on planet
"Stale" doesn't begin to describe the 20 hours of doing the same thing over and over they forced on you
that isn't just a quick travel between 3 set points lmao
Not to mention, mostly super dead and boring planets "because it's realistic"
Literal no man's sky without the bits of no man's sky that made that alone less stale than totally stale
True lol
NMS has more variety in general. Starfield is just... dead nothingness
so much more to do in NMS now yeah
I might actually get it and play it with the homie
I played NMS when I had game pass a while back, I've been thinking about buying it fully
Like playing minecraft with friends except space
I've got some kickass stuff on my save
"The astronauts had nothing to do on their planets either, just doing their experiments bro why can't you understand that?"
meanwhile we've literally only been to the moon
Oh btw Fal, I might get into modded skyrim
meanwhile the game is supposed to be an exploration space fantasy game
See, another thing Starfailed did was the whole land anywhere thing. Great in theory, it'll generate a whole map the size of Skyrim for every landing zone. I have no issues with that part.
The problem is when there's pure nothingness between 2 POIs and the distance between them is like walking from Whiterun to Solitude.
Kinda want a game I can just crank to heaven
Maybe even just vanilla tbh
I'm bored of most of the new stuff lol
They even HAVE rovers in the game, they just didn't animate them
agreed, when the "land anywhere" is just several POIs that you can literally only walk between
at least in elite dangerous you could pilot your ship to different spots on the planet
and they added rovers
in an infinitely randomly generated uinverse
oh not to mention, literally nothing happens as you walk between two POIs
no enemies, no surprise encounters with NPCs
You can land outside the POIs to explore but I don't know why you would since it's the same as landing at a city and walking outside the walls
no meteor showers or anything
Ok I do know why you'd land outside the POIs, it's to smuggle without a shielded compartment
that's fair enough
And that is saying something with how shallow ED is 
the game itself is basically a loop of ship go place now do quest
or go fight aliens or murder other players
Or go kill ai humans at x location over and over again in Domination mode or whatever its called in FPS games
true
I'm not buying Starfailed until there's a total conversion mod that turns it into NMS but with Light Sabers
then it'll be starfwars
legally distinct entity
not related in any way to star wars
But what if mod that turned Earth landings into Fallout maps 
There isn't a single Bethesda game that isn't enhanced by adding light sabers
true
I was gonna say adding the ai NPC dialogue but
i feel like skyrim might have more npcs which makes it much more hilarious
Oh do you mean like that one game that uses chatgpt personalities for each character
First AAA ai driven game stock'll go up 800% 
Earth already looks far worse than Fallout, which is impressive since they never let you get rid of that ugly green tint. At least there's more to the building remains.
mexico filter but fallout
I would honestly prefer if they could turn Earth into Fallout. Make a game within a game.
it just loads up fallout when you land
Exactly, you can have all the vaults and stuff. The only issue is the lack of atmosphere but that's an easy, lore friendly fix to make.
The vault doors are air locks
Plants do that
Literally just do what they do on Mars
yuh huh
But under da Earf
mole people
Terrormorphs were a vault tec experiment
Silly Vault Tec with their Super Soldier experiments
I wouldn't put it past them at all tbh they were already experimenting with mutations
Hybridizing creatures
But what if after things stabilized after the death of Earth, the vaults dig tunnels to connect the vaults and they put trains in them but sometimes rogue groups take over the spaces in between and stuff 
See, we're already making a better game than starfield after 10 minutes
PSA: UPDATE WINDOWS IMMEDIATELY
There is a new critical security vulnerability that allows an attacker to exploit a flaw in your WiFi to inject code.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/daveywinder/2024/06/14/new-wi-fi-takeover-attack-all-windows-users-warned-to-update-now/
i like this guys take on it
Sounds awfully familiar and that's all that will be said on that.
Well that’s terrifying
The really terrifying part is this is a fundamental flaw in the WiFi libraries, so it's always existed and we're just now finding out
It affects all version of Windows
AMD announcing a solution to texture sizing compression on July 2nd
The way you worded that makes it sound like compression is the problem
I worded it terribly
@cyan hamlet
ofc it's "AI powered"
They call everything AI these days even though it's a standard algorithm
Gotta get clicks
I cant wait until we see AI AI marketing
Real
They've had that for years, but they called it an algorithm before and they renamed it "AI". If you've ever searched for a product and gotten a page that doesn't tell you anything past the specs, but manages to stretch it out for multiple pages so they can push more ads on you, then you know what I'm talking about. It was generated just for you so you'd click it and indirectly give them money.
apple intelligence
natural stupidity
You guys are saying the same thing-
NVIDIA did not launch GeForce RTX 4090 SUPER so overclockers made their own RTX 4090, RTX 4080 SUPER and RTX 3090 Ti combined to create a true OC monster The TecLab team worked on a new project they named RTX 4090 SUPER. This name may be misleading because NVIDIA never launched such a graphics card, […]
No one
Absolutely no one
Galax Lab: 39 PERCENT FASTER 4090 TI
They’re just cracked
Galax is nice to see
Galax is the one overclocking friendly brand now that EVGA is gone, and kingpin has yet to find a new permanent home
Yeah but he hasn't moved in and started making things yet
It was still tentative during that interview as a "this will probably happen" thing
Here's hoping there's a PNY K|ngp|n 5090 coming at least, since we can't buy Galax here in the States without importing.
Right to repair
Right to repair

stickers mean frick all
if it did, removing the plastic wrap on the glass panel should also count as voiding your warranty
but oh wait, it doesn't!
Eh, give it a year or two
I swear
Food for thought y'all
Some companies only host their applications on MS Store tho, so eh.
yuck, microsoft store
Getting in ahead of the government getting more paranoid, restricting certain devices and operating systems
Wonder how stable it is and if you can still do Xbox stuff

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Zotac was hosting customer RMA files, business-to-business transactions, invoices, bill of lading memos, credit memos, customer Amazon order history, chat logs, email logs, and addresses and phone numbers in a way which was publicly discoverable through Google. In fact, a Google s...
In zotac we (DON'T) trust
Oh, you looked up this location on Google maps close to a crime scene in the last month? You're a suspect now
They'll protect me, I anonymously donate
Zotac cards were always meh anyways
Remember when I went on a rant about how optical fibre could change the way computers work
Didn't take long did it

I am gonna hold off upgrading for a while if this proves true
Cos if it does it's gonna be a big leap for tech
Optical can do so much more data than copper
Ahhh, no embed
Remember that substrate change wont mean bye bye copper
Ye but it's not gonna be an overnight change
See more and more of it soon hopefully. Glass can do much higher data rates
What is the substrate currently? Copper isn't an organic material and silicones aren't either so I am confused
It's silicon, not silicone.
It's produced by processing silica based sand, which we're actually starting to run out of so this change is good on multiple levels.
Silicone on the other hand is a rubbery material often used for things like breast implants.
As far as the substrate being "organic," that was never a requirement. We do have them but only in prototypes.
Actually, I am pepeg and just forgor that the plural of silicion is silicon and put es at the end
Or is it silicons
Whatever, I was just confused by that article constantly saying organic substrates
Silicium was a proposed name when it was discovered and thought to be a metal.
There's no plural form for silicon, it's just silicon.
Words are weird. English in particular. Even when there's rules the list of exceptions to the rules are insane.
"Not my problem"
-Intel
into the comments i go lol
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MSI had its internal warranty (RMA) server publicly exposed, where hundreds of thousands of warranty records were available to anybody. There was no hack required, no account access required, and it was all in plain text. We held publication until MSI closed the server off...
MSI saw Zotacs muck up and decided to one up it
MSI/Zotac speedrunning facebook's data breach count
600k claims is crazy
https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/warframe-devs-report-80-percent-of-game-crashes-happen-on-intel-overclockable-core-i9-chips
https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/game-publisher-claims-100-crash-rate-with-intel-cpus-alderon-games-says-company-sells-defective-13th-and-14th-gen-chips
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Intel's CPUs, including the 14900K and 13900K (and others of those generations) have had ramping instability reports from consumers for months now, but Wendell of Level1 Techs has sources stating that Intel's CPUs are also failing in enterprise and server deployments. This concern...
Intel having some serious issues with the 13/14th gen high end cpus
ya it seems to be i7/i9 issue and it seems to be a architectural issue with the silicon that causes them to rapidly decay in stability
scary
im glad me and my brother are running amd
that's good, honestly the company should be fined for this if they haven't
because this is bad
they need to do a recall from what i can see
like if AMD got fined from their terrible FX lineup then so can intel
cause everyone from gamers to servers are having issues with those cpus
☠️
nah just a slap on the wrists from the ftc telling them not to do it again and they'll let it go
watch
Who’s arm?
British semiconductor company, they design cpus and gpus and licenses them out for other companies to put on their SoCs. They are a major player in the mobile market and do server stuff
For example, the Switch uses an ARM cpu
Almost every Android phone uses an arm processor
Enthusiasts say no to paying extra for AI features TechPowerUP poll strongly suggests that there is no interest in AI among advanced PC users. Source: Wccftech A recent poll on TechPowerUp revealed that an overwhelming majority of PC users are not interested in paying extra for hardware with AI capabilities. According to the survey, 84% […]
Huh, who could have guessed??????
this is such a baffling piece of news who could possibly not want to pay a lot more for stupid ai features no one's going to use??
It’s the only thing they can make somewhat meaningful improvements in terms of performance so might as well force everyone to buy into it right?
Think of the shareholders, what will they say if you can't make any meaningful improvements on your products?
I think they wouldn't care as long as they continue to sell and have good profit margins
But no new improvements what the hell am I investing stocks in this company for?????
I expected INNOVATION
I literally do not have any idea what innovation is or what it means but I want the company to tell me they're innovating
That's why Intel always says they're innovating when all they're doing is bumping the boost clocks
Oh well that might explain why the airport was so busy at 11 PM on a Thursday
Looks like a bad Windows update at some core security firm caused all of their clients to bluescreen. There are so many things I could say about this but I'll just say, you ran Windows on your infrastructure, you brought it on yourself.
There's a reason almost every server runs Linux
Honestly if you're running your critical infrastructure on windows server you're insane
I know enough to know windows is an unstable os already, same likely applies to windows server as well
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We don't know what the cause of failure is yet. We've received a lot of leaks and credible tips and, working alongside Wendell of Level1 Techs, we have been trying to get to the bottom of Intel's CPU failures. The current trouble is how reviewers should even test these parts for ...
Interesting, the T chips are known to intel as well as the locked chips as well, to degrade
But not confirmed for laptop HX chips despite also being the same silicon
Yesssss
Tmw KE and yet no E core
What's the point with those though
Interesting: "According to Intel, these chips are aimed at the Embedded and Commercial market so we don't expect them to be offered in the DIY channels though some distributors and retailers may offer systems configured with such chips."
So cuda to my understanding is for productivity right? Does this mean anything for gaming tho?
CUDA cores are what processes the graphics and physics in the games on the nVidia GPU's. Think of those like the engine.
There's some older games that rely on cuda for things like hair physics but most modern stuff is designed to work on AMD since that's what consoles use
There are two "CUDA" things that Nvidia has. There is a CUDA Core, which in laymans terms are kinda sorta like CPU cores but for graphics. Then there is the CUDA Programming Language, which is just a kind of programming language that has optimizations for Nvidia GPUs but also only works on Nvidia GPUs (So if a program uses the CUDA programming language to do GPU based work, and does not have any fallback language [some inefficient thing to use if the main thing does not work], then it cannot work on GPUs that dont support CUDA [Intel/AMD]). Vintage is talking about CUDA Cores and Fal is talking about the CUDA programming language. The article is also talking about the CUDA programming language. Some professional programs use the CUDA programming language, or are only fast when using the CUDA programming language, which basically locks users of those programs to Nvidia GPUs. However with SCALE (the article) or ZLUDA (another thing, mentioned in article) AMD GPUs can run the CUDA programming language with efficiency loses that arent horrendous (usually).
Based on extensive analysis of Intel Core 13th/14th Gen desktop processors returned to us due to instability issues, we have determined that elevated operating voltage is causing instability issues in some 13th/14th Gen desktop processors. Our analysis of returned processors confirms that the elevat...
I dun believe their statement. Or rather, I don't believe that's the full story
So they're basically saying "You shouldn't have OC'd them, screw you"?
Oh boy, if true, that's not good optics...
This was something they'd suggested some time ago after an internal investigation leak
I don't believe it's the full story either, rather to fan the flames down to keep reviewers happy (Like GN & level1tech being a big couple)
I am unconvinced until I see it genuinely fixed
No, they're blaming microcode errors for improper voltage v/f overfeed
i.e our programmers were dummies and put too much mitigation in the v/f causing degradation
Are they at all addressing the possibility of fab problems?
It's not known in an official context if fab issues were a real issue* yet
There's one FA lab claiming it was
And only on cursory context
Which would make the statement at least partially bogus IF TRUE
I have my doubts that it really was microcode
I mean
It could be for at least some
It's not an unbelievable suggestion that it was
But I hold my tongue that it's the entire issue
As they said the same thing 2 months ago
I'll believe it when I see actual factual reduction in complaints
To give the benefit of doubt however
I do think it's at least a factor (possibly the cause for part of the failure wave)
Tell you what I'll humour this thought
Rommy recently introduced me to a phrase called
But I do also believe that some chips have mfg defects causing similar events without v/f being involved
"The black swan theory"
Which implies that at the time, no one thought anything was wrong
Or rather, to our best knowledge, we believe all is right
Until the point of an uncertainty not yet factored for
The "It's a GPU/memory issue, ugh" phase
No the nothing is wrong phase
oh
I mean the initial reports of instability that many people thought was something not CPU-caused
Until the situation occurs that cpus become unstable, leading to a phase of the uncertainty revealing itself
ah
That is fair
Either way, I will openly admit to being biased against Intel in this to a degree
I don't say they are outright BSing
But I do think they withhold parts of the truth to look better about it
So not to play the "Big company did no wrong" card, but there may even be the possibility that they manufactured everything under the pretense it would work
If only 13th gen
At the point of 13th gen degradation was becoming more known
14th gen I don't believe an excuse for this
But who's to say
TBF
We can wait and see for now
14th gen is just binned 13th practically
More that they don't want to issue a mass recall for millions of chips
It will absolutely wreck them
But so is dodging the truth?
Welcome to business politics
™️
It's kinda the Bulldozer moment for Intel mefeels
bulldozer was just slow, but its stable
I doubt it'd bankrupt them tbf
But Intel needs their own "Ryzen moment"
Zen 2 it became apparent that static oc was bad
however intel just degrades
And degrades fast
Which is honestly surprising
Same issue applies here but intel is under more stress
I mean you'd expect overvoltage to degrade over like
A year or two at worst
AMD found the same issue with tsmc ages ago
It's 14th gen tho
6ghz was barely conceivable on 10nm
But in some servers the degradation time can be as low as a couple months (according to Buildzoid)
Couple hours
(WTH does that mean?)
Holy
If you know what triggers it, couple hours
That is
Talking 💩
Wow, that's screwed up
Ah gotcha
But yeah, it's just
It's not gonna end well for Intel either way, but there's a low chance of it bringing Intel down entirely
I see it as just them stalling until the new ryzen reviews are done
They couldn't say nothing
Yeah that is fair enough
It would've had them completely ignored for a whole generation, fatal move
Especially with how good Zen 5 seems to be
I mean yes no X3D parts yet (Classic move)
but for those who need outright IPC and frequency, they should be pretty solid especially being drop-in upgrades
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Intel has finally published a statement about the instability of its Raptor Lake and Raptor Lake Refresh CPUs in the 13th & 14th Gen families of CPUs. The Intel 14900K, 13900K, and their alternative CPUs in the same generations now have a confirmed set of issues. Intel has...
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AMD has delayed the launch of its Ryzen 9000 CPUs ("Zen 5") to August 15th, with a possibility to ship slightly earlier, due to a non-specific inability to meet "quality expectations." The delay affects all four current models: The Ryzen 9 9950X, R9 9900X, R7 9700X, and R5...
Well, at least it wasn't released, found out to be inherently faulty causing mass degradation
HINT HINT
NUDGE NUDGE
They're already launching so far ahead of Intel this year they can afford a 2 week delay
It sounds like some of the early samples, like the ones they use for reviews, weren't hitting frequency targets, which would have resulted in unfavorable reviews.
they also pulled them from stores and OEMs so it seems like it was a first batch issue
better they push back the launch date tho than sell ppl defective crap cough cough intel cough
real
I wonder if it's a good time to invest into AMD stock
With how the disaster going on at intel
Just when we thought it can't get any worse...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFE4q35buKs
There is a hardware flaw in Raptor Lake, and it affects future Intel CPUs.
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Intel's looking like they have a bulldozer level disaster
There's no confirmation over ring bus at this stage
I wouldn't trust his take as fact at all
There's a known voltage issue, but not ring bus at this point
Ring bus is just a leading theory
12v rail also can track with a couple people I've seen so far but it's still not a confirmed trend
The fact that there is potentially multiple independent failures at play is
Honestly depressing
You say that like every 2nd or concurrent intel generation hasn't had some sort of major issue
AMD as well
You have FX, Ryzen 3K static OC, 5K AGESA dropout, 7000 literally exploding
Intel with 9th gen
and mobo problems
8th gen as well?
10th gen ring and perpetual design failure
11th gen paper launch and failed node jump
12th gen and DRM
Like
Yeah it's bad but I'm just so unfazed at this point

FX didn't have a major issue that caused problems, FX was just bad after a series of bleh releases. The cpus weren't flawed, they were just bad cpus
I think trying to claim that it had more cores that what it was actually containing was a major issue enough
Like buying a carton of eggs and half the box is filled with chocolate eggs instead of the real deal
They do that at Easter and it pisses me off because I did buy it on accident
And it's annoying right? Though in AMD's case it was false advertising
Some small brand that didn't live long
Let's call them "FX" then
FX was the opposite though, it lived too long
Makes sense they didn't live long, they did wacky stuff like putting raw eggs with food designed to be eaten as is
LGA 1700 too tbh
The chocolate was wrapped individually at least so cross contamination wasn't an issue
Could be concerning, but note that MLID is a terrible, terrible, source.
Allegedly ALL 13th and 14th gen processor with a TDP of 65 watts or higher COULD be affected, including the non-overclockable ones and laptop chips (article on a Hungarian page, cites The Verge as source) https://ipon.hu/magazin/cikk/sokkal-tobb-intel-processzort-erinthet-az-instabilitassal-kapcsolatos-hiba-a-gyarto-megsem-gondolkod
Article they cite: https://www.theverge.com/2024/7/26/24206529/intel-13th-14th-gen-crashing-instability-cpu-voltage-q-a
Yeah, not just a microcode issue. Also, the Verge should be prohibited from writing tech articles
Nothing is written in stone
It never. EVER. is.
A company will fold over backwards within the hour if those words alone were enough to drop the stock price 3 points
Words are weapons. Politicians love them
💀
If the public demands a formal recall and the backlash is enough, Intel would be forced into it
I'm almost wondering if they aren't holding out for a 15th Gen "credit" for anyone that has a bad CPU.
So they can somehow cheap out on replacing them
Is 15th gen a new socket?
Cheaping out is definitely why they aren't doing an official recall
New socket yeah
Ahhhh
Rma is more consumer friendly there lol
Since when are manu's consumer friendly
They're losing a lot of money rn so I reckon we at least won't see anything formal until the specific batches are targeted
Yeah, I'd imagine they're still seeing how deep the rabbit hole goes
Iirc intel had an 8 billion operations loss last quarter
Not even this quarter
They will take the rma chips, fuse them off and downbin any they can to recover loss
It's going to take a while
This will be part strategic for sure
Dragging this out while they both "Formalise" a solution while also making people wait/cause induced hesitation in people wanting to RMA
The longer they can drag out a loss the longer their accountants can make that loss disappear
And I mean that in the most non-aggressive way, as they would
Their reputation is riding on this
Lol
But downbinning rma chips is not a surprise nor is it new
It'll just be more common
Classic examples
True
It is how it works on the normal manufacturing side
But yeah absolutely they're trying minimize RMA volume for now
Whether intentionally or not
The pressure is absolutely on now tho
It was dead silent for months
Now we're getting weekly updates again after level1techs vid
Lmao
But it's a problem that needs a minimum face value fix when it's all over the news
And data centers now talking to each other
Enterprise at huge risk of loss
The real moneybag clients are now talking to each other about the problems
Even bigger risk of just swapping to amd too
Nah less risk at this point
That's the last thing they want rn
So yeah, def need a cover fix while they desparately look for the issue
At the rate this is going, we will likely see this all probably play out within the month
Momentum has been gaining significantly within the week
It's gone from like, something a lot talk about, to anyone in the enthusiast space is talking about it
See it daily now
Good tbh they shouldn't be able to cover something like this up
If you've updated your firmware then there's not much else you can do about that
Why
You could just stop using the ssd
So then it doesnt keep degrading
But there's pretty much nothing else you can do
Those drives have known problems caused by multiple bad firmware versions, and they don't let you downgrade if the new one has problems.
Speaking of sharks
Considering the number of businesses that have real losses from having to constantly replace the CPUs I'm not surprised a class action has started already.
Whole games that have died because people thought the servers were badly programmed, when in fact it was because they ran on 13900Ks.
Its okay, have a 10 dollar gift card for the Google Play store as compensation
Corsair just dumped the whole thing
Jfc
Wait so they backed out?
Bad day to be a sim racing enthusiast
The chaos is starting
Their share price is absolutely crashing
They're starting to panic now
I am willing to bet
That they are setting it up rn and preparing to file for one immediately
THAT
Or
They're going through to reassess all warranty claims and making sure all go through now
Probably the latter
Intel is about to really hurt
Which the fact that some were even denied
Yes
So stupid
And this matters, they can make right on those people
They won't get a second chance after this
They kinda gotta yeah
Patience has officially run out
Sue Intel
And here's where things get a bit shady too, some might even start abusing the warranty spindle, but they have no choice
They can't afford to let this turn litigious
I reckon this weekend is gonna be the big moment for them
It's ramping up really quickly now
Several large businesses, some of Intel's largest customers at that, are starting to realize that this might be their best option for recovering the damages that Intel has caused from downtime and extra maintenance on their servers.
They would be so right
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big losses 📉
The lowest the stock has been in 10 years 
Stock was around the same price in August of 1998 
dont worry they are doing everything they can to make the situation worse and to make that 2 extra years of warranty worthless
When Intel asked for photographs and documentation, the company responded to jerubedo saying that one of the chips (Serial Number 02096 from Micro Center) was re-marked. At the same time, the other was a tray processor (Serial number 03252 from Amazon) and was not covered by a retail warranty.
Intel’s alleged response to the Reddit user’s insistence on the return was: “We do not disclose our investigation practices. If you believe your products are valid and wish to proceed with a return merchandise authorization (RMA), we can create one. However,** if the products fail the validation process, the units will be retained and confiscated, and no replacements or refunds will be provided.”**
im sure thats gonna be soo great for their stock and future sales 
Fuel for the incoming lawsuits that are the cause of the stock drop
A relatively small sample in the grand scheme of things, but having the data plotted is nice.
Invest 700k right now
INteresting that 11th gen is almost the same failure rate as currently but no one said a peep back then
LMFAO
ROFLMAO


Sorry, the same 11th gen
That doesn't care if you yeet 1.6v through it

OC'ers got scammed
No one is safe
Puget Systems is pretty darn reputable
Yeah honestly they have as much or more respect from me than GN
And speak of the devil
He just posted a vid
Time for some popcorn
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This video covers Intel's terri...
Quote form GN in the comments. Someone asked if Intel was burning CPU's to keep up with AMD. GN = "Actually, kind of yes -- it does appear that way right now. They are blasting power to show advancement generationally."4
Is it getting even worse somehow?
Now Intel will literally steal RMA chips to cover up?
The part where it's worse is the lack of any real responses so far, and the responses they give are edited later or don't actually say anything.
Yes they effectively threatened to steal the CPU if it was sent in for warranty support. They declined the RMA initially saying they thought it was counterfeit (lol what) and if they received it and determined it was counterfeit it would not be returned or replaced.
Counterfeit 14900: Yahaha! You found me! Im actually an AMD 5900XT
You fool, you have fallen for my trap card, t'was always me, the 13900!
Has there ever been a case where advancing the performance of computer hardware was so tough from the last gen that companies had to skip a generation?
Besides 13th to 14th gen, skipping MTL on desktop? Yes, a few times. RPL-S is far from the first refreshed architecture. 9th gen was a refresh of Coffee Lake, for example. The kind of thing you do when you're unable to push out the architectural overhaul you're working on in time.
You could say it was a cup of fresh coffee
ASUS rolls out new BIOS for Z790 motherboards targeting Intel CPU instability concerns The new BIOS says to contain the expected microcode update. Tech reviewers should now be gearing up to test the new microcode version “129”. Intel has promised to release the microcode update in mid-August, focusing on addressing instability in the 13th and [...
Let's see how this goes
Yea so you think it will work?
I'll believe it when I see it
Intel's been pretty bad thus far about the entire thing
What’s wrong with the cpus again? All I know is that they are hot
They're dying basically
Due to manufacturing defects in the chips themselves in addition to the microcode applying too much voltage to the chips
They gradually become less and less stable due to the chip either being fried by the mobo or by oxidation in the chip
Oh so buying them now would be just throwing money away then since it will just kill its self
Absolutely
Until they actually address and fix the issues there's no way we'll be reccommending them
How come they don’t fix it themselves?
They are, but mostly only in spirit
They extended the warranty of their chops to 5 years and offers a replacement
But they just deny some of the claims for no reason
That’s dumb though why not just try and make it better
Think of the profits
They're gonna lose money if they replace the cpus that degrade or die (there's a lot of them)
So they did everything they could to keep it down and not let anyone know
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This video covers Intel's terri...
Here's a 30 ish minute overview of the whole thing
Ok I’ll watch it
Its 47 minutes my bad lol
TL:DW there's very little difference in performance, mostly margin of error
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bEv74JrHQo
Intel's new Microcode fix for 13th and 14th gen processors just dropped for ASUS and MSI Motherboards... we just tested the performance impact of the new code and here are our results.
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But it does as advertised and reduces the voltage spikes... Slightly.
^Take with a grain of salt. It doesn't focus on answering* the question of "Is it fixed now?"
The initial outlook however, for a bios update, this is really interesting
A performance jump like that is not common on a bios change
The consensus I've been able to read is most people experience no measurable loss while being cooler and less voltage happy
But this is pending verification from real testing and proper evaluation
Indeed. These are very early results, and far too early to call it "fixed".
What worries me is if the numbers are genuine at this stage
Or a slippery trick
Cos you can see this from two angles
"Hey we got all this free performance for less power, this is amazing!"
And
"Turns out they scrubbed the voltage readings from true measurement. It made things worse."
Pulling a genuine hat trick this late feels....suspect
There's a going to be a loss somewhere
Perhaps in their binning QA and QS
Reducing voltage spikes from 1.58v to 1.52v (from testing in Jay's video) doesn't seem like a significant enough reduction to me. Maybe you'll get a few more months out of it, maybe more. Who knows.
Great, problem solved!! Buy Intel stock NOW
(I love Intel more than my grandma)
Not the entire picture either
Boosting behaviour has taken some massive changes as well
Including this:
Which can accelerate a different level of wear vs sustained
I need to see more people testing this before I can draw any bigger conclusions
Meanwhile in Intel fanboy land: "There was never a 13/14th gen issue, but even if it existed it was overblown by AMD shill media and caused by AMD fanboys, and THIS microcode definitely removed every trace of it ever existing!"
UserBenchmark
Update is genuinely showing promise, this statement affirms what we're seeing so far is a genuine change and discretion made by intel to cap peak operating voltages, hence the minor/nill losses in performance across the board
AMD has now stated the gains to Zen 5 are accurate.
The phrase "Zen 5%" is now officially representative.
Lol.
Actually nice
But they definitely had to have this work or else they'd be done
Final result pending wear testing
3rd lawsuit just cropped up for intel
A.i copyright infringement
This is not gonna end well...
Think AMD just going to do a "fine wine" update once Intel is a bit more competitive or smth?
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AMD EPYC & Ryzen chips are now exposed to a new vulnerability called "Sinkclose," which could potentially affect millions of CPUs worldwide.
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Intel's microcode update 0x129 dropped in an attempt to correct the unmitigated disaster that has become of Intel's 13th- and 14th-gen CPUs. While Intel initially claimed that the microcode update wouldn't affect performance at all, some multithreaded benchmark scores show as much as a 22% performance loss. Fortunately, gaming is unaffected by t...
@tropic inlet we might hold off a bit on updating maybe LOL
WHAT
😭
Welp thank god school ended 2 months ago
I invested so much money into a stock market game with intel
This is just 0x129’s unreleased microcode though
Just be aware of that
Otherwise I still wouldn’t update to the 0x125 for myself
😭
I would of been COOKED last night
If we truly tried to find it
Though if bios causes this, would it mean updating bios to an older version would revert this issue?
Or is it some sort of “scar” to the CPU?
It's just asus being asus
Microcode is separate from the BIOS
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Zen 5 might still have some performance on the table
Don't use TPU for reviews btw guys
But SMT off seems to bring more gains
Which is not normal
Apparently windows has a real scheduling issue with 9000
Take with a grain of salt
I saw that noted by at least one other reviewer, where Linux tasks performed much better than Windows.
Valve might also be prepping to release the desktop Steam OS. Time to recommend Linux for more people?
Holy god like fr??
Which part? Linux performance or steam os?
Steam os
The recent update patch notes mentioned "improved performance on PC" so probably sometime soon
It also mentions adding support for the ROG Ally keys
When i need it to come out first
I mean technically you can already install steamos but an official install would be awesome
Not exactly a good look after intel lmao
It's disgusting
I can't believe they'd just outright do that on a zero day virus
Guys
Remember when I said AMD needs competition or they jack prices?

This is exactly the sort of "I've won" behaviour they're so overprone to doing
I don't think 99% of consumers have anything to worry about
"Attackers need to access the system kernel to exploit the Sinkclose vulnerability, so the system would have to already be compromised. The hack itself is a sophisticated vector that is usually only used by state-sponsored hackers, so most casual users should take that into account."
Leave your laptop alone for 2 minutes in a public space and boom, it's toast
And that happens a lot, people don't always take their things to a bathroom
It's insane to me that they'd just say it outright like "Yeah we won't fix it" painting a huge target on the back of any old threadripper
If this wasn't a zero day vulnerability* I wouldn't care
This is the type of stuff as to why we have hackers who credit card skim in shopping centres
This isn't a day zero vulnerability. This is an 18 year old vulnerability 
It's a day zero as it's an ever-present issue in all ryzens up until this point
They were notified essentially just before the late public presentation of it and it's been acknowledged
No patch is currently done
It's day zero
They've had no time to fix it, and it's been present since the beginning of ryzen
They were notified 10 months in advance of the announcement and nobody knows if it has already been exploited, from articles I've read quoting the people who found it, they merely speculate that state-level hackers likely have the means of exploiting it, not that they actually have
Yes so you can consider it zero day, as it's been present for even processors beyond ryzen up through to 2006
It's been there since the beginning, it counts as zero day in multiple circumstances
Additionally only enterprise has been fixed, desktop not
Innit zero day if AMD didn't have time to patch it before it became publically known and used? They had 10 months before anybody outside of that group who found it knew about it
Up until this point, it was "Zero day alive"
For all desktop and consumers at this very point in time, it is "Zero day dead"
For enterprise, it has been patched and mitigated
Ah, I didn't know about the dead and alive thing, I thought it was strictly if the dev didn't know until the public knew
Yeah it has multiple definitions
The classical one is if it's had zero work whatsoever done, like for example, chromium's one last year
Which was a vulnerability known for 18 years (Ironically) as well
Another grey definition of it
"Zero day" implying it's unpatchable due to level 0 access
We just can't win bro
Updated
TL;DR new disable option for intel default settings turns off all 0x129 mitigations. Highly recommended not to use this option at this point in time
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Isn't Sinkclose like
Hard to actually use unlike Specter and Meltdown?
IIRC even a 5yo can exploit Meltdown
@sleek phoenix
So it's slightly less of a major concern for average people
@manic horizon ^
Any old laptop, and old pc in a store or something
Them saying they won't is the part I find disgusting
And for that I think they should patch it regardless
I mean are you expecting to have active development for almost 20 year old CPUs at this point?
It might be a feelsbadman moment
But AMD is at the very least upfront about what they'll do (or more not do in this case)
None of the past-release stuff that's released is something anyone is entitled to (and I'm saying that at the risk of being labeled a fanboy/corpo shill)
BIOS updates, drivers and so on are not a given
I wonder how many of the chips are actually not getting patched
Is it questionable that AMD won't fix it for old chips? Absolutely
Are we entitled to it however?
How many people actually use the chips that aren't getting the patch?
They're over a decade old at this point (iirc)
Also again
You need kernel-level access to exploit the vulnerability
That's not something you can get in 2 minutes
Tons, actually
They patched Enterprise level chips but not consumer desktops
Granted, the odds of a consumer desktop being cracked in this way by state level actors is low but not unprobably
This problem extends all the way up to 9000 series CPU's
Basically, Ryzen 3000 and older won't be patched as of yet
The point is that most of the chips that are currently in active use will be patched
They should be atleast covering all of the Ryzen cpus. FX and older is more forgiveable, but a lot of people are still on pre-5000 series cpus
3000 is still recommended to people buying used on a tight budget because you can upgrade it to 5700X3D later. They're still decent gaming chips. Declaring that you won't support a series that's barely 5 years old feels scummy.
I really don't think AMD deserves defending on this
As Fal said, some are very young chips, and as I said, they've basically declared anything 5 years or older as open season.
And as I've said already, I would care less if they secretly didn't do it, but now the entire public knows about this massive vulnerability.
A ton of people are still on ryzen 3k or older ryzen. There are people in this discord even who run to regular tech cycles on ryzen 3k
If the microcode is a small fix to do for 5k that can be sent via windows update, then they can apply it to all am4 not just 5k
Why stop at the end when you've got one working example on the platform? It's just dumb that they're doing this
What about the 3800XT? That chip is only 4 years old.
Real
4 years down the track and your air gapped system is now marked as securely redundant
How tf is this ok
Not even nvidia is this bad
Nvidia keeps security coming for long after their usual window of support, so does microsoft
The more I defend this and think about it, the worse I feel it is
Wow they won't even do threadripper 1k or 2k
Wtf is this 
THEY WON'T DO EPYC 1K OR 2K???
Holy crap
This is really bad wtf
Wait no they are




