I'm just gonna pick some flowers and make primitive ink.

Please don’t make me suffer like this

Aw shit, here we go again

They are all simple just need to know about manufacture

@Mjhops760 I WON'T

Yea you’re getting into embedded systems, hardest class I took in college

Don’t use those words for once my brain understood something don’t say anything complicated

I was looking for a vedio which could "explain" these specs, but apparently this vedio is just focused on telling you which Processor is best for playing games. The title is kinda misguiding.

@@uditanand7663 true

@rölli your mind is so racist that I wondered how can one be so.. then I closely looked at the your display picture and realised that you never matured to become a civilized human.

@rölli I think you have mistakenly specificed the amount of money you need to buy a banana 🍌 for yourself.

@rölli then why the hell are you taking your time to comment here rather than looking for the next branch to jump on?

@rölli get some education

Damn it I missed it my man deleted the comment

If you skip ahead 10 seconds there's a guy flipping off his screen. I thought that was funny for some reason.

@@thesoyismilk4580 LMAOO

I have an i7 but I have to play VANILLA Skyrim on the lowest graphic settings because it lags badly with higher graphic settings. What am I missing? (Sorry for my ignorance, I really don't know much about computers with RAM, Core, Memory etc.)

@@dracoalexios1213 better graphics card probably

@@dracoalexios1213 graphics card upgrade needed

You need a better Graphics Card. They are the most important component of a gaming pc

@@dracoalexios1213 man which generation is your processor.

hi xd

It has given mine

Yeah me

Yaa someone like me

lmao yup right here i wass literally thinking about getting a amd ryzen 3900 but seeing this i might not need the 12 cores XD

Holy fuck im dying . Man smashed his damn keyboard 😂

damn

damn

Good too know, thanks lol

That's okay I couldn't afford the threadripper or the mobo for it anyways lol. I'm probably going it a 3950x with that even the whole build won't cost as much as the just the Threadripper CPU

Change your pfp

i know what you mean man, but you can usually search up "specs," then your career field. Like im an architect so i search for 3d modeling comp tasks

What about a computer programmer rig

Oof too much for my brain

@@LeumazDnazor you can always ask google if a specific chipset supports a certain CPU

@@kummelklaus I think It's enough to see the cpu support list of your motherboard

@@pablosky27 yes because that list contains all CPUs supported by the chipset on that motherboard

flipping*

Best way to do it, and you save money that could be used towards better components. I'm personally in the same boat building a 3950x build for game design/gaming

I could tell you about the difference between them in a few lines, but the short answer is: if budget doesn't matter, liquid cooling is *in general* better, but there are some air coolers that cool better. Exhibit A: Noctua

I'm very late to this, but I second the first reply and would add that air cooling is generally more reliable and less prone to leaking or other components breaking. I'm not saying that liquid coolers are garbage and will break everyday, but it's like a luxury vehicle the more buttons, switches and features you have the more that can go wrong. With a simplistic car that has manual windows or controls you don't need to worry as much because theres less things to break over time.

You may have already found the answer to this, but graphic cards are generally less specific and a 2020 graphics card with probably fit most 2020 mother boards of similar price range. CPUs will normally show very clearly what socket it is as well as the motherboard will too so it's easy to find what you need, but important to make sure that they are compatible. Intel comes in LGa sockets and AMD will normally be AM4

What are BFV and AAA games. Sorry I've been trying to know all these specs and stuff for so long but I just dont understand it

@@bengam3 battlefield 5 is a game AAA games are made by big companies with lots of people working on it

Goric in It bro I is so helpful

mans was at 2 fps 😂

djdjwy • you aren’t?

No your graphics out out depends where u plug your monitor into so put monitor into Gpu for best performance

Yep, AMD guarenteed the AM4 platform untill last year (2021), so no motherbears change needed between 2017 - 2021 is amazing, BUT there were some cheap A320 to B450 boards that could not run the 5000 series due to power demands. Even now, AMD may be hinting that the 6000 series may be able to run on some AM4 boards.

The question what core did you use and how well or how bad did it work with what you need from it

Those seem like overkill unless you do those tasks for a living and can afford it as those cpus are almost or over $1000 by themselves. Let alone the ram, motherboard, memoety, hdd, sdd, case, psu, monitor, kb/mouse etc.. A ryzen 3600 will get you by just fine and won't break the bank. Or a 10th Gen i5, both have 6 core 12 threads.

Energyone Could you explain for others and I?

Energyone Could you explain for others and I?

@@jbproductions1224 What would you like to know

Energyone Can you explain the “security issues” aspect? I understand the performance side a little.

@@jbproductions1224 ...also, besides the link, workarounds and software security upgrades have made an impact on performance as well - people were being told to turn off hyperthreading not too long ago. Spectre and Meltdown were just the beginning. It's also impacted corporate setups considerably and not just at the standard desktop level.

Most games don't use more than a few cores. Mmos and strategy games like total war use more. A game like call of duty a dual core will suffice. The speed variance is probably because that i7 you reference has a higher base and boost clock speed out of the box. That means it will be faster for apps that don't need a lot of cores. Decoding video, compressing files, rendering, using photos hop filters etc will do better with thr more core processor. Now if both had the same cores and same speed it would have other factors. Cache size, memory speed and IPC (instructions per clock) Intel has had better IPC per clock than amd for the last decade but that has changed with zen2 and soon zen3 cpus.

thats what im saying

Yeah I'm broke as hell