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I've been using opera for almost 2 years and recently I deleted it cause it was the only browser in my laptop that doesn't work and says "proxy error" Also with its suspicious tracking users IP made me delete it

Opera really is kinda fishy. Maybe make a video about browsers or watch one. I get it you wanna get some money out of your work, but recommending Opera is damaging your credibility as a tech guy in my opinion.

oh hey my favorite chinese spyware

Personally, I prefer the Vivaldi Browser.

So curiosity never got the better of you and you never searched it up?

Literally fr

I like how this video explains everything, im sure there's more but this definitely helps those that arnt that well informed about specs for computers

Start asking questions bud. ChatGPT The naming schemes for processors, particularly those from companies like Intel and AMD, typically convey several key pieces of information about the processor's specifications. While specific naming conventions can vary between different generations and product lines, here are some common elements often found in processor names: Brand Name: This is usually the first part of the name and represents the overarching brand or series of processors. For example, Intel has brands like "Core" and "Xeon", while AMD has brands like "Ryzen" and "Athlon". Generation or Series: Following the brand name, there is often an indicator of the generation or series of the processor. This might be represented by a number or letter, such as Intel's "10th Gen" or AMD's "Ryzen 5000 Series". Performance Tier: Processors within a series or generation are often categorized into different performance tiers. This could be indicated by a number or series of numbers. For example, Intel's Core i7 processors are typically higher-performance than Core i5 processors, and AMD's Ryzen 9 processors are higher-performance than Ryzen 7 processors. Specific Model Number: This is usually a combination of letters and numbers that uniquely identifies a particular processor within its series. It may also indicate specific features, such as integrated graphics (e.g., Intel's UHD Graphics) or power efficiency (e.g., Intel's "U" series for ultraportable laptops). Suffixes: Additional letters or suffixes may be appended to the model number to denote specific features or characteristics of the processor. For example, "K" suffix in Intel processors often indicates an unlocked multiplier for overclocking, while "X" suffix in AMD processors often indicates higher-end performance or features. Processor Architecture: Sometimes, the processor's architecture or microarchitecture is also indicated in the name, especially when there's a significant change or improvement from previous generations. For instance, Intel's "Ice Lake" or "Tiger Lake" architectures, or AMD's "Zen 3" architecture. These naming conventions can help consumers understand the relative performance and features of different processors within a product lineup, making it easier to compare and choose the right processor for their needs. However, it's essential to refer to detailed specifications and benchmarks for accurate performance comparisons.

@@GeneralS1mba i dint know too becuse i though it was all just random numbers and letters to diferenciate them so why bother search, i never knew they had ACTUAL meaning that can be "read" and tells alot more about it

Ain't no way, he didn't blinked for once it's wild

He hasn't opened his mouth as well. Amazing

He said without moving his lips too... Lol

he is wearing mask

​@@mvp99dba no way he is wearing mask

Yeah, even though I think he missed out on some of the very minute details that I thought were worth mentioning, this is a really, really great starting off point video of covering all the important things someone building a PC for the first time should know about, all in just 11 minutes.

What about, if there are no suffixes written???

​@boatlaJust watch the video and focus on content instead of ad if you don't like it.

HTF is it 6months. What the heck do you learn from. This old information Linus tech tips has done years ago. So many as well

@@SniperWolf2024 i feel like the comment section is filled with bot comments

Yes

It only happens once tho you can't go back

@@fate5724 Nah, it happens for me every time he says it

Yeah

He just started his channel lol

@@syahrules going viral is what he deserves

he didn't explain my intell type though , mine says Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-4000M , what does the M mean ?

M is kinda similar to U processors. Low voltage processors aimed at optimizing battery life rather than performance ​@@crisalcantara7671

​​@crisalcantara7671 the intel M prefix indicates the CPUs made for mobile, such as your i3 made for a laptop, it was a prefix once used by intel a while ago basically

​​@@Oblivi0n_0suffix not prefix

Simplified down a lot taking out details that you might not care about. For most that is a good thing as the majority do not care about details of how it works just what to look for to get a good computer part. If a gamer he left in enough detail to get the correct parts for your use case. For streamers i think he left out a few important parts about the high end of all 3 companies parts and how they differ. For business IT while that is what white papers are for.

yes those were great, and really what i want to share/everyone to see too

😂😂😂😂😂

Yeah I'd recommend librewolf or a cracked firefox

Why what's wrong with opera?

@@Luv2beLuuved it's not open source and it's owned by Tencent

​@@Luv2beLuuved Privacy

Regards to your Uncle Darth! 😊 Srsly tho good content, thx.

Yep this is the kind of thing I prefer when I need informations. Like Anton Petrov on the science side whithout the distracting random galaxies in the background. So yeah information first !

I prefer this over people using AI voice over. It's stressing me out lmao

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Lmao