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This was great. Very concise and informative

Would we want a Cloud500? Where Azure competes with Alibaba and AWS (or any other non A providers) on who can allocate the largest instance to run linpack?

Intel & AMD need more improvement. Intel Price is also too much for this spec 👎 Mac M4 is rocking the field with Les Cost. Can buy a Mac mini M4 at a VGA cost.

When will your review of the 285K be ready?

A lot of it is likely software issues. I have a 10th gen Intel and have a weird issue where sometimes I don't get a video post from my dedicated GPU. I have to plug into the integrated chip (which is disabled) and toggle it on and off again. I chalk it up to an issue with Dell.

Stability was one of the few "wins" Intel still had over AMD. Even though AMD was managing to shorten the time between launch and full stability with each generation.

Ooh, this is like the moment when a mother calls her kid by his full legal name.... Intel just has to be #1. They saw how AMD messed up the Zen5 launch, and had to mess up harder, to be #1 at messed up launches.

I’m waiting for that heat

Hope Intel can fix things by the end of this year and if not, it will be very bad for Intel and for us customers.

Gelsinger destroyed Intel 😢

I don't get how tf Arrowlake pushed off its Mem controller into another tile when they just moved it on same tile in LNL.

I mean, ARL is out of stock anyway. Also LNL has been pushed early and works?

Looks like Zen5 dodged a bullet. While definitely an underwhelming launch with definite issues, it seems to be a perfectly functional product. It's not really much if any better than Zen4 for gaming, though it does seem better in some workloads especially under Linux. The thing is that it doesn't have to be a huge step forward if it's competing with something that's not even as good as it's predecessor and isn't reliable either.

Many People still dont understand currently trying to compete with likes of TSMC and get more patnership to buy their nodes they building new fab designing new nodes so their target is not only for 1-2year but long term and i hope they succed because currently TSMC is market leader used by AMD,Nvidia,Apple etc, also if intel just went AMD route and outsourcing semiconductor from beginning they will do just fine, but because they stuck in 14nm for so long it kinda bite them because their funding issues they fumbling down along the way. They clearly sacrifice their end customer with the arrow lake release by rush then also planning with only just one gen for the 1851 because they just to appease investor and clearly they didnt want relies too much in TSMC itself.

I hope at least this approach drives the prices down, especially of the motherboards. Prices of Z890 Thunderbolt 5 boards dropped considerably after launch in my country. They con iron out the quirks after I got my system; please not earlier.

Appreciate the thoughts. Looking forward to Chips and Cheese deep dive into Arrow Lake when you guys get your hands on it

i want to know who is getting fired for these not ready to launch rush to market products???

Bro is that Noodler's Ink on your hand?

This video shall go down in history as the great 'Intel's Smurf Hand's Truth Bomb.'

I don't understand the conclusion that this is Intel's fault. I imagine the fixes will arrive as BIOS updates, placing the blame there.

Chips and Cheese not recieving a review sample is all you need to know about the current state of affairs.

It's really tough to give any guarantees on completely new design. When you incrementing you can include new features in a design as you verify them, otherwise you need to reserve more time just to get sure. Intel doesn't have that time.

They're launching a N3B product haf a year after Apple had already moved to N3E and somehow it's still hushed

Arrow Lake is an embarrassment

One question is whether this is a result of personnel policies at Intel. Be it on the technical or managerial side. Not claiming that this is the case, but this has been a severe issue in other industries. If that is the case with Intel the gap will widen.

Once I bought an Intel Arc A380 graphics card for my old computer which has 1st gen Intel Core i7. I got a freeze during Bios and the support explained to me my system is not supported because it is too old. I never got it working. I then bougth an AMD Radeon RX 6600. I guess this card also has no official support for my old PC but it simply works out of the box. Thank you AMD! :)

AM4, AM5 lga1151, lga1151v2, lga1200, lga1700, lga1851, lga..... If Zen6 launches on AM6 I don't think we could rightfully complain at this point. Also I hope the rushed Day1 launch reviews calms down a little bit, when a AGESA or microcode update a week later drastically changes a systems performance after the fact. Gamers nexus, LTTlabs (arguably) have shown that once people get their foot in the door of the computer world and learn a few things.... you want more than someone reading the press report. Anandtech had this gap but required people to read which is a minority, C&C (and I can't remember?) is filling in this void hence the growing following.

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This video felt like a personal private class with a few other ppl ❤

5Ghz, 64 cores…. @$12,000.00. 😅

Man, the joy we had when we randomly were breaking records😂 good video, keep up the great work bud!

Hello you fine Internet Folks, I would like to say that our new loaded latency test was created by Chester AKA Clam due to a graph that Ampere Computing showed on their Hot Chips 2024 slide deck. I meant to make mention of this in the video however it slipped my mind due to running off-script at that point. Sincerely, George

I love these videos. Thanks for making them

This was a real good review and you went in depth that will allow datacenter customers make informed decision to design a very dense high performance architecture! This is amazing!

Mike Clark is class! Love his interview with Dr Cutress aka Potato back when Zen3 was launched (now part of Poutrine)

I didn't watch it because of the AI branding, if they had mentioned Turin, EPYC, or data centre I would have watched it live

I'd love to see the ratio of core to soc power of the 9175F under load...

happy making video now

You know what I'd love to have? An AM5 CPU with a single Zen5c (16C) CCD connected to the standard AM5 IOD using TWO GMI links!

great video!!

Will we get load latency benchmarks for prior generations for comparison?

I love the intro music and "fine internet people" greeting. Really good vibes 😎

Hey Cheese, I think that showing graphs on the screen would be much better for understanding the numbers. As i was listening to this video, i was looking at the article you published on the website, and the graphs made it really much more intuitive. Maybe you can use graphs in a video to explain them in more detail compared to an article, just a thought of mine.

Well done! Really appreciate the depth that Chips and Cheese goes into on the technical details, without all the fluff from other channels out there.

Great seeing you on UA-cam! And I can see that you're getting more comfortable in front of the camera 😁 I love these semi-reviews (and would love video companion pieces to the main full site articles - like sth or tt🥔) but the numbers sections are a bit confusing without graphs/tables (especially when out of context against other products)

First and foremost, please keep going! Your dedication to correctness, focus on detail, depth, and exploration of specifics is awesome!!!

The 5Ghz thing doesn't impress me given the slowest clocks on mainstream desktop (x3D chips) is usually around 5Ghz, I would be more impressed by 4-4.5Ghz all core turbo's. Also having 16 cores on a single ring bus... how are they doing that without massive latency increases on the ring bus? or is this that twisted ring (Figure 8) sorta thing Ian was talking about? I'm still stoked about these parts I just have lots of questions :D

Great job! So happy to have you guys on UA-cam~!

i like this format. good work!

I don’t think you’ll be able to top this video ending for a while. Haha.