well you explained socs, now you have to explain sandals.

This guy is unbelievably talented. He never stutters his lines. Hes direct, concise and charismatic. He advertises different companies with the enthusiasm and knowledge like they were his own. I hope he is paid enough for these youtube videos.

Just realized, that shorter version of "Fast As Possible" is FAP...

socks as fast as possible

Does Linus just go everywhere with a CPU in his pocket, ya' know: in case of emergency.

every android device has the 4x MSAA option...

0:31 dont all android phones have that in developer options ?

has anyone ever said " hold on a second linus " whilst watching any of his videos XD

one of the most informative video on ltt and techquickie that I've ever seen so far (y)

It's all gets so easy when someone explains it to you, thanks

Love your videos! They are really good... And helped me very much! Thanks! Both Linus and Techquickie!

Hi Linus thank you very much to you and your team for all the great videos. At 70 years old it helps me to keep up with new tech just wish I could afford some of it. But still many thanks again. Mike R.

"the samsung galaxxy even has a setting for MSAA" ... So do the rest of android phones...

Why did you use Russian iphone 7 page?

0:28 4x MSAA is an Android feature not a Samsung feature.

1940- Mabey we can have a computer smaller than a room

The new Apple A10 is technically not a Quad Core SOC. It has 2 high performance cores and 2 low energy cores but it will only ever operate as a Dual Core it will never use all 4 at the same time. A controller in the SOC deicides which set of cores to use.

I like the longer videos like this keep it up guys

2:36 Simple Calculator saying "I wanna be high end too" was hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣.... So anyone else here after May 2021?? Or am I alone? 😶

Your vids still make me nerd out!😄😁

This video pointed out an interesting topic that doesn't get talked about very often: Code Optimization for Hardware If you were to write software specifically for an Intel 6700K CPU and compile it for only that CPU, the result would be software that takes full advantage of every optimization that CPU has in its instruction set. Most commonly if you take that software and copy it to a PC with an old Core2 Duo or something, that software would crash. It'd be expecting more cores and slightly different instructions available to give the CPU. Basically when you optimize software beyond standard x86-64 instructions you loose some portability of said software, but the software would run far more efficiently and perform far better. Going up to a Kaby Lake CPU would be more likely to be able to run the optimized software from a Skylake CPU since keeping the instructions from a previous generation is far more likely. You can do these experiments with the Gentoo Linux project. You'd be amazed at how much performance you can gain out of existing hardware when you optimize code just for that hardware and cut out the rest. The software binary can be smaller so it can save space as well.

Really appreciate the info!

so helpful...thanks

0:29 false this is part of developer tools in android so it applies to every single android device (including 5 year old Samsung galaxy ace)

Nice explanation, linus

2016 Linus: "Just because components on a SoC don't pack the punch of their desktop counterparts doesn't mean they're bad" 2020 Apple: Silicon

Most of the principles of modern SoC and processor design are illustrated some- where in the ARM family, and ARM has led the way in the introduction of some con- cepts such as dynamically decompressing the instruction stream

The problem when combining multiple components is that if one breaks, all breaks.

Force 4x MSAA is an android option, not a Samsung only

00:44 I had one of that Nokia c2-00. Theyre very good and it seems unbreakable, since i forgot it in my pocket twice when I was on laundry and it still worked.

“Maybe one day, we will have entire systems… the size of a modern CPU that can max out Crysis.” And now we have M1

Nice touch with the lavender hair dye + lavender apple watch thingy

love you're vids

great video

Thanks Linus dude

lmao i live for the segues into the advertisements

very nice video.. awesome

In 2020 Apple’s M1 was a mic drop. Now in 2022/23 the rumors for the M2/M3 SOCs are off the chart.

1:57 Thief sfx?! HOLY!

The A10 is an absolute monster!

I have an exam tmrw and this makes sense 🔥

Thank you!! This is what I always said on paper Androids should clean Apples clock. But they don't. It's pretty 50/50 because iOS is optimized so well. It's very noticeable using it. No crashes, glitches or artifacts. Just smooth, fast performance.

Hi, Could you please tell me which software you are used for your videos editing? Thanks

A phone that feels like a hot stove top...🤔 must be taking about the note 7.

Novelties that cant even copy and paste....shots fired at the iPhone

A system on chip or system-on-chip SoC is an integrated circuit that integrates most or all components of a computer or other electronic systems.These components almost always include a central processing unit CPU, memory interfaces, on-chip input output devices, input output interfaces, and secondary storage interfaces

3:01 there was an iPhone SE!!! My current phone and also personal favourite!

APU with Titan tier GPU performance when?

linus please do a quick one intel core or pc cpus vs the ARM ones

SoC does not integrate storage nor ram in most cases (smartphones) so the producer can create different devices with the same soc. Plus apple Ax cpus arent less powerfull than other brand ones. they are in fact almost 50% larger in silicon size and much faster cores. Oh, and that msaa thing is avaiable in every android phone out there

I see this being the future of Desktop computers

Love it

surprised to linus here, stumbled upon this while looking for Genio 510, a mediatek chip for IoT devices. The 6nm process on the Genio 510 is impressive.

5:35 Dat Ha!

What's the difference between a SOC and a microcontroller, btw?

2:08 There still is such thing called the Note 7 or as I like to call it: a portable smart stove made for one time use

can i suggest an episode discussing the SoC's in the market (snapdragon, exynos, mediatek.. etc) ?

Hi Can you please do a video on analog vs digital (amplified and non amplified) tv antenna? thanks

linus please do a quick one on intel core(pc) cpus vs the ARM ones

Yes, Advancements in System on Chips.

There are an estimated 50 billion devices with ARM processors currently in the world!

yes, you can do more complex things then ever even if you have a simple device like even a low or mid-range mobile / small devices like a new generation Raspberry Pi or a device that can interfacing to monitor keyboard and mouse which has a display and a good network adapter. thanks to the streaming support like PS and Xbox, then using the terminal to using the cloud service and cloud computation. yeah, you can do it now thanks to SOCs :)

that gulp sound effect

"Max out Crisis" LOL

Finally, something I've actually worked on.

The problem with the idea of a SOC desktop is that if you want to upgrade your GPU, you'll have to upgrade your entire system

I heard on 3:18 If you are an "Apple Pen". PPAP. ahahah

watching this for my college (UK) course

would you do a video about "SOCs chip vs FPGA chip"

Don not forget the apple II chip on the apple II g+ (i think it was g+)

NEXT EPISODE - lysergic acid diethylamide as Fast As Possible

cheers from france :*

2:37 feel the sorrow of the poor calculator ! Where is the Love ?!? Grand Pap - We Still Love you !

woah I want that wallpaper at 5:00!

@2:56 No such video for ARM CPUs. Forgot to put up the link or video itself no longer exists? In either case, something to fix.

Does anyone know what are the phones on 2:38?

3:52 why is it in Russian?

What are the north bridge and south bridge?

I firmly believe that "Maxing out Crysis" is a Myth

This video has a good pacing.

Low power does not necessarily mean fewer transistors. It's often more efficient use more transistors but clock them slower. Also, a lot of the power reductions in SoCs aren't just because the components are brought closer together. It's very often because what used to be done in software is now being done directly in logic. Consider rendering a video. That's very slow and power intensive on a traditional computer, even when using multiple cores and GPUs. The reasons that phones and cameras can do it in real time is that it's hardware accelerated. True, it's not as flexible, but it is fast and uses a lot less power than the techniques used on desktop computers.

the things a consumer Intel CPU is missing that a Intel SoC chip has is well mainly the wired networking and the ability to have low power cores and performance cores to farther reduce power draw when not in use, non M.2 storage I/O am i missing a feature here?

I love my raspberry pi 3 model B, My computer science class was recently given one :)

Linus talking slower than usual?

I am watching a KZfaq video about a system on a chip on a smartphone with a system on a chip, and you are reading this on a smartphone with a system on a chip.

Sir can u make a video on ASIC PHYSICAL DESIGN Like Placement Salary What is meant by ASIC PHYSICAL DESIGN.

new episode idea: what are the north and south bridges?

What's a postage stamp?

What pc build is shown at 1:19?

"Max out crisis" ha, good one

the acronym of Fast As Possible is F.A.P.

What are the examples of SOCs ??

Greetings, Sir! I have learned about a mediatek dimensity auto platform. Would you kindly explain it?

Can you please do a video on QoS?

Can you explain what is nanometer in smartphone's processor's ? Like 10nm , 28nm and so on.....

and here we are apple announced thier own M1 chip

I thought RISC is Reduced Instruction set complexity, not computer ô.o ? @2:50

i look forward to the day we actually are able to run crysis maxed out from a system the size of a postage stamp. I get the impression that it's one of those things that'll actually end up happening in our lifetime and it'll be as normal as it is now to have a computer in our pockets.

is 4xmsaa necessary on a phone screen though?

do that !