Ya know there are plenty of studies out there that show soy reduces testosterone in men?

How your ok you sound stressed and down in your video, keep your head up positive days ahead😊.

No shade on Soylent, but a name like that for an instant meal drink thing is extremely... unfortunate. (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soylent_Green)

40 series card now bearing the name of 5060! -5% faster than 4060!

​@@ed1659actually 5% faster gpu but with 6 gb of vram on a 32 bit bus 👍🏻

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@@ed1659 Nvidia be like: -5% speed and +40% price

I'm actually laughing out loud that's awesome (the joke, not the reality :o )

The real question is what rock are you hiding under considering AI will work in every industry and has a humanoid body and drives cars now.

Automation 40 years ago was promised to give us more free time, but in reality only lead to more productivity and higher profits. The problem isn't automation or AI, it's having a society centered on profit for the wealthy few instead of quality of life for every one.

Judging by Google's AI release, I don't see it adding to gaming, but instead the NPC constantly referring to modern social issues in my game conversations even though the game is set on another planet.

All voice actors will be drastically reduced.

@@jamesadamgleason9471 in height? they are dwarves now?

And they'll be 128-bit with 6 GB of VRAM.

​@@originalscreenname44Please.... 64 bit is plenty

we already had 60 class gpus at 600$ they just changed the name to be the 4070 instead to make it seem like it wasnt.

600 dollar 60 tier cards with 108 tier chips

we already do have them, but they are mislabelled as 70 tier cards and 50 tier cards are $300 now

1080p 120hz should be an entry level GPU. This should be the RTX 50 or 60 class and they should cost no more than £250 for the 60 class.

@sirdetmist3204 exactly, but by NVIDIA's standards AND current difficulties to play the past couple years of demanding games, I'm feeling pessimistic.

@@ArouzedLamp This is why companies shouldnt just be allowed to set whatever price they want. They price they can charge should be dictated by how much something costs to make.

​@@sirdetmist3204Kinda like the rx 7600 xt 16gb of vram but it will fall off hard 🤣🤣, It's why I plan on buying battle mage both amd and nvidia are living in a world of delusion

@@jasonvors169 Here is the issue though, the other companies will make a worse product and then barely undercut Nvidia. AMD should just take a loss for a generation or make hardly any profit on their GPUs. You need to undercut Nvidia by a good $250 dollars. Then you get your foot in the door.

Correct, plants dont talk

Soy is a complete protein

As someone who worked in IT Service Desk for 19 years before moving to another position in the same company, If there's a major outage, that's when I want a robot or recording telling me what's going on and an ETA, so I don't spend 30 to 60 minutes on hold. (I've delt with both sides of that call. It's no bueno.) But, yeah, outside of that use case, I don't like talking to robots.

I liked it when secretaries tried to juggle 50 people waiting for someone so all you got was music and then a click when they accidentally dropped you, wouldnt it be great to do this with companies with thousands of people waiting? lolololol

meanwhile AI is already smarter than most humans so, pretty sure we want that in there if you have a problem now, problem is you havent been using actual AI until very recently and so you dont realize what you are really talking about

​@@theendofthelineI rather wait for an actual flesh sentient human being to talk through problems in details

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Linux is awesome and you can game on it no problem (except for a handful of online shooters with kernel level anti-cheat software). After all, the Steam Deck is an incredibly popular gaming machine and it runs on Linux.

Ya a few weeks ago I went with Ubuntu 24.04 LTS with Gnome Desktop I think runs a bit better than Kubuntu. It is too bad Kubuntu doesn't have Plasma 6 yet. a1rm4x channel he did a test with kubuntu and ubuntu; kubuntu had trouble in overwatch fps dipping low. I am happy anyways to get off of Windows to see how things work.

I just went back to archlinux with xfce yesterday. I installed steam and all my old favorite programs this morning and proceeded to play cyberpunk at 3840x1600 with ray tracing on at 70fps… you absolutely can game on Linux, and do it simply. I’m even using the proprietary nvidia drivers and have had exactly 0 issues other than my old Linux backup was 8 years old and everything had changed so most of my old configs needed to be adjusted.

One of us! One of us! I switched 100% almost 7 years ago now. I'm a gamer and electrical engineer and do 100% of my stuff on linux. (Straight debian stable is my choice, btw)

It's completely self inflicted. I have no sympathy for all the Nvidia buyers that made 2000$ GPUs happen. I only regret that I won't have any top-tier choices for the next generation because AMD and Intel have both said they won't even try.

​@@themomaw I mean, you can't blame all Nvidia users, I hate the fact that I have a 10GB VRAM, but as an exclusively AAA single player gamer, I value Ray tracing more than most people, and after my 6800XT died, and I was able to score a 3080 for $300, it was a fantastic option in terms of a replacement that gave me above 60 fps at 1440p with full RT in every game, which was NOT the case with the 6800XT. Though I will say, the 6800XT wasn't awful in terms of RT performance at 1080p. It was actually superb, and I only needed FSR if I wanted RT maxed out in cyberpunk, which I did, lol. So, while I understand the sentiment, Some of us need/want the best of the best, and at the end of the day, AMD has yet to outperform, or even match Nvidia at the high end. High-end NVIDIA cards like the 4080/4090 have more than enough VRAM, the full NVIDIA feature set (even though FSR is so close to DLSS) including frame gen without modding anything to get an inferior version of the technology and while they may be higher in price, they are quite simply the better product. Furthermore, the people to blame are out there, and they are the absolute morons who will NEVER go with AMD for no real reason whatsoever. The people who when you ask them why they won't consider AMD default to "Uhh AMD has been known to have driver issues" and don't have the amount of brain cells required to google "AMD VS NVIDIA price to performance" as people who just claim "AMD sucks" are the absolute scourge of the PC gaming community. Like, are you guys still living in the RX 470 days?

@@themomaw you regret not being able to make the mistake you mentioned?

@@theendoftheline The mistake being to pay 2000$ for a GPU? Not sure what you're talking about

@@themomaw you stated you wished you could buy a gpu at that tier level, instead of the tier levels that amd has available, the tier levels that were opened being in the 1500$ and above range, so yes, the mistake about paying 2000$ for a gpu, pretty equivalent to saying buying a gpu at that tier level

More likely they'll sell the 5060 for the same price as the 4060, but it will only be 10% better in some games.

and they will lie that it is 900 times faster than previous gen​@@themomaw

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​@@themomawAnd then 4060 will be more than 10% cheaper therefore, making the 5060 look like a bwoiwbj

I'm not excited at all. The thing that let Apple painlessly switch to ARM architecture was the Rosetta translation layer, and by all accounts Windows' equivalent of that is much slower.

There are a lot of them. But maybe it's because google has been using machine learning for its stuff for many years now? Language translations is one of the older examples.

I agree, especially with am4 still being the power house it is.

Stream the footage to the second pc and then stream that to your platform of choice

It’s not about getting good at Linux. It’s that Linux is dog shit for gaming compatability. If games would just run after you install them instead of going through hoops (only for it to not work anyways), then so many gamers would gladly jump to Linux.

As a mustache scientist, I am intrigued

They have an 8840u model out too so quite a good performer as well.

Fun fact that's not fun once you learn it, they're never satisfied.

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the gb202 is the consumer model, and its price will probably be completely arbitrary in relation to GB100 as its a different chip in a different market, zero relationship between the prices.

@@theendoftheline Do you think GB202 will be nerfed on INT8 throughput besides float64?

@@JohnWilliams-gy5yc I assume many nerfings compared to the datacenter models, I have no guess for your question specifically though other than probably eveyrthing will see reductions of some kind.

And we can just choose to use debloated versions of Windows 10 afterwards

Most people would rather have OLED for portable. OLED already gets bright enough for being in direct sunlight. It also depends on the manufacturer. My phone has OLED, it gets bright enough in direct sunlight. It drains battery fast doing so. *Edit* Mini LED uses more power than OLED. Not great for portable devices. Battery technology hasn't kept up with other technologies.

But then you have the issue of AMD upscaling being shit and devs are making their games with upscaling in mind.

@@sirdetmist3204 I don't like upscaling period, DLSS or FSR. But every survey shows the fast majority of gamers to be at 1440p a 7900gre/xt level card does nit need upscaling at those resolutions. And I don't see people looking at mid range cards looking at 4k gaming. Those few will just shell out for a 5090, regardless of price.

I don't think we'll see the end of graphics advancement necessarily, but we will see the end of increases in raster performance. Nvidia's stated goal for a hypothetical "DLSS 10" (i.e. coming in the mid-2030s) is to have as much done by the Tensor and RT cores as possible. So rather than the current architecture which is around 90% CUDA, 7% Tensor, 3% RT, we could see that bumped up to around 60% Tensor, 30% CUDA, 10% RT, with the raster capped at around maybe full AD102 size, but with the rest being a much bigger part.

@@ironicdivinemandatestan4262 Yes, but market for those GPUs is likely professional use. While I beliecve that raytracing is coming more popular in future, it is still not mandatory in hardware. Gaming hardware is likely moving to APUs or everything is integrated to motherboard while giving similar performance as next gen GPUs. So buying Geforce 5xxx or RDNA 5 based card, it is not lack of performance that makes them obsolete in future.

@@gruntaxeman3740 Sure, ray tracing isn't mandatory yet, but when consumer GPUs become increasingly capable of RT, developers will move to it because of the increased graphical fidelity and decreased effort of development compared to traditional rasterization. It'll be the same kind of paradigm shift as the one that happened in 2005 when unified shaders were introduced.

Or nobara, it does have a built-in steam deck mode

@@ryansullivan9217 Yes, I've heard good things about Nobara as well. One of the big differences between them is that Nobara is based off of regular Fedora, and Bazzite is based off of Fedora atomic.