AMD's Most Powerful APU Yet! - UM790 Pro Review // Windows + ChimeraOS
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2024
- The Minisforum UM790 Pro comes with one of the best APUs on the market today. In this video, we take a look at the performance of the Ryzen 9 7940HS in the UM790 Pro and see how it holds up under ChimeraOS.
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Unboxing / Overview - 00:00
UM790 ProTeardown - 01:20
First Boot / Strange Issues - 02:58
7940HS Windows Benchmarks - 03:30
7940HS Windows Gaming Performance - 04:50
7940HS Linux Impressions - 06:13
7940HS Linux Gaming Performance - 08:34
Closing Thoughts - 12:43
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Okay you finally sold me 1 of these. I'm a truck driver and had a mini-ITX desktop for a while but then I got a dog and ran out of room. This will be the perfect little PC to run in my truck for fun.
You should do a showcase of your setup! Being on the road and gaming when having the time is something I’ve always found interesting.
@@nerdloftgaming My truck came with a VESA mound arm that I up a 28" 4K 165hz monitor on it. The speaker is a Walmart 15" under tv speaker plugged in by 3.5mm cable. Bluetooth keyboard, wireless mouse, and ideally a Bluetooth controller.
Before the integrated mount one of the shop mechanics made a base for a VESA mount out of aluminum angle bolted to the overhead cabinet.
@@Tb0n3 this sounds like a *get viral* recipe for tiktok videos not gonna lie - should give it a thought lol
This was actually one of the reasons I didn't get an Ally. This is about 200 pounds cheaper has a bigger power envelope and it is plugged in all the time (as is the ally) Should get it in a few weeks. Gona be my emulation box for the living room.
Yeah im getting the barebone 7940hs by gmktec since it's $479
@@HuntaKiller91 ita $519 according to their website 🤔
I like the idea of mini desktops, but let's not start comparing these two very different classes of hardware (PC handhelds).
@@elementxc they are extremely comparable. I have a steam deck. Wss going to buy the Ally. Then realized the deck has enough performance on the go so getting the Ally would be to have it party mode which means battery dies very fast so plugged in it is. If I am using it plugged in then why am I spending so much money on it? I could get a better performing laptop for the same price. Then if I am buying a laptop to do basically desk gaming why not just use my gaming PC? But I spend all day working on my PC and the deck basically made game again. If I want a lightweight system that supports eGPUs and I can get rid of my tower, why not one of these mini PCs? They are cheaper tham the ally, offer better performance and with something like Batocera or Chimera OS I csn basically play all my games and emulators on it. Including PS3/Xbox360.
...what? They're completely different products..
The Shadow of the Tomb Raider save thing is almost certainly because it automatically installed the Linux native port, and saves aren't compatible from the Windows version. You'd need to set it to run under Proton to force it to use the Windows version. I ran into this when playing Rise of the Tomb Raider on my Deck.
saves are compatible. you just have to move them
@@lolcat Or symlink them (see above)
@@lolcat So they could just be completely compatible with a simple patch but they haven't bothered to do it. Though I suppose it was an extremely niche situaiton until the Steam Deck became a thing.
Pretty nice video. I don't remember where I heard this, but I believe that a developer for ChimeraOS found SteamOS to be eerily similar to Chimera. Also, this linux distribution is compatible with some other PC handhelds like those from Aya Neo and the Steam Deck itself (there's a list on the website). Once again, great video and I hope to see more of ChimeraOS in the future.
I mean, both are essentially mods of Arch Linux.
Love the tiny helping hands!
Got an ROG Ally today and after my experience with the Steam Deck the Windows + Armoury Crate experience is abysmal. Can’t wait for ChimeraOS to be fully supported on the Ally.
Steam deck > Ally as the ally is uncomfortable.
So Happy that SteamOS is becoming the best for gaming !
Yay, I was hoping you'd review this! I already ordered mine and can't wait to receive it. Hopefully there won't be any delays with their shipping eta.
Do you have issues with the PC like booting problems or crashes.
@markel3353 yep, it died randomly on me after only two weeks of owning it. I ended up getting a replacement, then turned around and sold it on eBay and bought a phantom canyon nuc instead. It's infinitely better in every way!
Man these integrated graphics are getting really good!
So how does its score so bad on 3DMARK if they are that good?
Very nice info about this mini pc
What a nostalgia blast to see your Spiral Knights avatar!
Wish that thing got ported to more platforms. It's a great game.
0:23 Every time I hear that intro I time travel back to the 90's for a few seconds. ☺️
This is exactly what i needed for a comparison
Thanks for your review particularly your treatment of the 2 ssd's. It doesn't make sense to me why there would be 2, it just complicates simple tasks. I was seriously considering purchasing this PC but I am now going to go for the Beelink GTR7 pro.
Nice vid. How about some retro gaming on Batocera?
Do you know if the barebone comes with the RAM heatsink too? And how are noise levels? Thanks!
Seems pretty solid. I like all these new HTPC's coming out.
hey! thanks for the video. how does this compare to the rog ally in performance? i was initially looking for a mini pc to play emulators on. Either on my 1440p monitor or hooked up to a 4k tv (up to gamecube/ps2) . But it seems like the rog ally has similar or even better performance than this or at least the last gen? Cause i'd get the rog ally for cheaper than this and i'd have a handheld at the same time while also being able to hook it up to my monitor or tv
great to see usb-c 4 on this, but I would have also expected usb-c and dp on the rear on the unit
Yeah that's a deal breaker. 19v adapter shouldn't even be a thing anymore
most of these units are having high ddr5 memory temps can i ask what your memory temps were reported at under gaming load please?
Taki how loud is the fans when playing games on this, especially since they have a new heatsink on this MiniPC?🤔🤔
I wonder how this mini pc compare to mac mini m2 pro chip?
Can you make comparison from power consumption, performance benchmark and media export davinci resolve
Great, can you test Stable Diffusion and WizardLM-GGML on Linux and on Windows on this computer ?
I’m getting a GTR7 from Beelink as there have been more than too many issues reported with Minisforum. These units still command a high price so I expect the best
I didn't know about the issues with minisforum. Was kind of looking for a reason to go gtr7...looks like I found it lol
@@glossyfpv1155 their returns can be problematic and heat/ airflow management is not too great (even with the new heat sink for the SSD)
how did you managed to get the driver for it on windows ? I google it and could not find any....
It was fun to tinker around with for a little while, but........... back to Windows for now. Hopefully It'll get better eventually.
Does the BIOS allow the TDP to be set to 80-90 watts, or are you doing this through Windows somehow?
Sitting it by the Steamdeck was a great size comparison!
This is freaking tiny!
Can the front panal USB 4 adapt to DP connector? It only has 2 HDMI port, but I think DP is much better. Is there any way or answer? Thank you.
The APU should have focused more on the GPU then on the CPU its just a Bottleneck as if we combine a GT 710 with a Intel i9 OC.
Great Video Taki.
i did this with the arm 5 ace magician and holo steam os works great installed over 60 games and plays them great mine has 16 gig of gpu for ram and 16 for os
I’d love to see miniforums put an oculink on these computers
my tdp seems to be locked to 65W with bios 1.03. which bios are you running?
did you get wifi card to work in chimera?
Don't make the mistake and buy a PC from Minisforum! I made this mistake and I regret it. Forget their two year warranty. When you have a problem, you can deal with Chinese support. You write them: My power supply is broken and they answer: "Please send us a video of your monitor not connecting
boohoo
I though you had found some firmware for the Raspberry Pi Pico to make like an off brand steam controller
It's possible to use an external GPU build with this mini-PC? Since it has three M.2 slots
I wanna say, although you technically got better performance in Windows, I preferred watching the Linux clips because they had way less stuttering, making them feel more fluid. Also, the antialiasing looked better somehow?
Valve needs to do another Steam Machine now for the living room with a steam controller 2
One of the reasons you were getting pretty high fps in linux is mostly because of the open source AMD drivers, the community has next to no limitations, whereas windows relies specifically on amd themselves, while AMD does provide extremely good drivers, the open source method will always be better, provided the community cares enough :)
Have you tried overclocking the ram in this or the beelink? That would probably make a much bigger difference for performance than overclocking the gpu.
Also, official drivers aren’t out for Linux or windows for the new apus yet, so once those come out this month you will likely see a big performance boost on windows. No clue when Linux will be updated.
I tried on another board and I couldn't get it to boot. The option is missing in the BIOS that this came with.
So,final conclusion is win10?And is it support thunderbolt egpu?
Your overclock apparently runs slower than stock in ETA Prime's video, at least in Time Spy. Could it be that the 5600MHz DDR5 is bottlenecking performance to that degree?
Has anyone encountered data exchange problems between 2 devices connected to the USB ports? I purchased this product, it happens to me that by connecting 2 SSD devices in two ports of the mini PC, there is an incredible slowdown in data exchange. Has anyone encountered the same problem?
Shadow of the Tomb Raider is a native Linux Game developed by another Game Studio (Feral interactive) the Windows version is from Crystal Dynamics, thats the Reson why the save files are different and wont sync. Had the same issue with Rise of the Tomb Raider and my Steam Deck
Just to avoid any confusion. Crystal Dynamics hired Feral to port RotTR to Linux, and they make money on the Linux version as well, but of course Feral gets a cut.
Tomb raider if didn't force the proton on it, it's going to use the Linux build. Maybe why save didn't work.
I would like to have one of these for a bartop arcade.
Man I need to upgrade my desktop Pc, and I was thinking of getting a mini pc to replace it, I would rather have one with the oculink port, so I can run a external gpu, usb4 is to slow etc. I was considering just using this and the m.2 slot adapter. Only issue is my 5900x beats this in geek bench.. I guess I will have to wait until the next gen on mini Pcs. I don't want to get a slower cpu, I would just be down grading. It would be nice if these things could use more power, being power limited kills it..
I am shopping for a Minisforum Mini-PC to use for Day Trading Stocks with 4 monitors (LG 32 inch)
How does Minisforum UM790 Pro compare to Minisforum Neptune HX99G?
UM790 has a better CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 7940HS
UM790 Pro does not have a dedicated GPU, but has integrated GPU
HX99G has a dedicated AGPU: MD Radeon RX 6600M
Question, Have you tested Intel UHD 630 vs Radeon Vega? I'm tying to buy a cheap mini refurbished business PC, like an HP Elitedesk or a Dell Optiplex. What systems are emulate-able on a 630? I know the Radeon Vega graphics are great on the Ryzen 2400G, up to some Wii. Can the i5 7600's UHD 630 do the same, but with more CPU power?
I have i5 6500t can do 720 and 1080 wii and gamecube play most wii u games flawless ps2 in 720 and 1080 hp elitedesk g3 800
I want to see how ChimeraOS runs with top end AMD gpus
Take Windows, IT hast more Powa
Does BIOS/WIndows support S3 sleep?
Would I have a questio to you that how to set gpu clock to 3200MHz?
Is this quieter than the Beelink GTR7?
Can you go over 5600mhs ram. I found 6400 dimms
By the way, ChimeraOS fixed the issue where the resolution needs to be set per game. It automatically works now!
I want see something like this but with proper dedicated GDDR6 memory and DDR4/5. So steam box or steam console like box. Proper gaming box running steam os 4k/60 capable. I also want one this boxs capable running 3 monitor or Tvs. This be great for car/truck sim games.
Why valve taking so long for steam os come desktop pc? I don’t know. They said they will be showing it soon. That was 2+ yrs ago.
0:00 What could that Raspberry Pi Pico be foreshadowing? 🤔
HOLA QUERIA SABER CUANTO PESA EN KG CON LA CAJA? GRACIAS
So, is it ChimeraOS or SteamOS?
Compared to the Asus Ally, slower, faster?
Cant decide between the um790 or beelink ser 6 max
Goes to show how much oomph the steam deck gets from its memory subsystem given the otherwise anemic SoC
Hello and greetings from Germany, great video, have now also bought a UM790 and am a little disappointed, unfortunately I cannot set a resolution of 5120x1440, is that with you too?
If your monitor is that resolution, it should be supported by this just like a PC. You could try using CRU to add the resolution manually.
Can you make a comparison with HX99G
Would change the killer Wifi card to a normal AX2xx or something.
I'd describe it as Steam Deck like OS rather than SteamOS, also Chimera uses Gnome which is an extremely different interface from KDE that SteamOS uses, people familiar with SteamOS would assume KDE even if they dont know what KDE is as its just SteamOS desktop. Not sure why they'd go with Gnome even LXQT or Cinnamon are better alternatives if they don't want to use KDE.
Not a fan of Gnome, but I agree with LXQT.
What do you think of KDE? Been thinking about giving it a shot since it's been maybe 10 years since I used it.
@@tf5pZ9H5vcAdBpI'm a linux noob and that was the 3rd and probably final one I tried. Best customization. Main reason was because I needed full screen "start menu" and KDE is the only one I've found I can do that on via 3rd party widget
I have been a Linux user for over 10 years. I started with scientific Linux and then moved to Ubuntu. I never had problem with gnome. I am not sure what people are really talking about when they say they don't like gnome...
when it down 200$, it will be a decent mini pc. Maybe the end of the next year. The mini pc whith amd 6800 are now 450$ in aliexpress whith 16 gb de ram and 512 gb so this can down surely.
in the windows gaming it show the GPU at 3200MHZ and memory at 2800MHZ....
did it mixed those two ?
2800MHz*2=5600MT/s, so that 2800MHz thing makes sense for DDR5-5600.
GPU is spec'ed for 3GHz. ETA Prime tried 3.25GHz and it crashed. Maybe with good cooling, it can do 3.2GHz.
Really cool seeing linux gaming come along. Microsoft should worry.
There are too many variances to make any apples to apples comparisons. Were you even able to match the same vram limit between both Windows and SteamOS? I guess for now you should try to match the same lower TDP for both tests until linux gets better options.
Matching vram in Windows would be easier. Matching TDP (even lower TDP) would be super difficult without a Ryzen Adj update. They should be adding this generation soon now that Ally is shipping.
@@TakiUdon wish we had more lower priced options to look at. I know ROG Ally has a lower powered option coming for $599 and no one has shown what the Geek 1S is like at $699 as apposed to battery life when targeting the 720 realm. I still feel like waiting. Even after all the handheld reviews over the years. As for mini desktops they are not there yet for 1080p the APU Strix might be the one to wait for as for the higher TDP payoff. That may be next year though.
@@TakiUdon After looking into it some more now that I have an Ally, ryzenadj will correctly set the TDP limits, you just can't print the table to validate it yet.
Chimera OS is nice, i just hate how you need to connect to internet to setup. Installers should have the install files period. What happens when their servers go down or they get shut down. Then chimera goes with it.
厉害了
you do have to know linux a bit, and had to bring it into a shop to help me getting it to run, Steam works good, and I apologize for my previous comment. In all, i paid less than half for a gamer PC (and did try to buy brands and disappointed with the gtx cards) and its as quiet and useful as the stats say,
I like turtles!
What about tortoises?
I like trains!
Just curious is 13th gen i7 and Rtx 3060 16gb ram pc enough for most AAA games and high end emulation?
At 1080p/1440p? Yes.
@@TakiUdon thanks ❤
I know this review is a little old at this point, but I just wanted to point out this is a Ryzen 9 CPU not a Ryzen 7 its up to you if that makes a difference
Can we get a video on the thermals?
With or without overclock? Die temps are around 60-70C using stock TDP and stock GPU clock.
@@TakiUdon I'd be interested in seeing also how the RAM and SSD temps get under load. Someone tested the GTR7 and it got worryingly toasty, and this was a big problem with the UM690, so it'd be interesting to see how well the UM790's new fan and heat sinks work...
I've seen similar mini PCs, namely the gtr7, with ram temps in the 90s. Have you noticed the same with the um790?
AMD is shotgunning every competition out of the market, including themselves !
This line has Oculink now... enabling as good of GPU as you want to afford.
how would this compare to the XULU XR1?
6000 vs. 7000 isn't that significant, but 5000 to 7000 is huge.
@@TakiUdon hmm ok - so you think there wouldnt be much of a difference between this and the ONEXPLAYER 2?
The fact that this beats a threadripper is borderline tragic 😂
12:20 You could have copied the savefiles over.
Btw, this is not SteamOS or Steam Deck OS, but I guess you kept saying that because you put that flashy thumbnail on this video.
I'm not a big fan of ChimeraOS due to the desktop being so gimped (you gotta use a the built-in web app to install thing is "dog crap") IMO. I'd just stick with HoloISO (nightly build not stable). Of course I am still waiting for a official SteamOS ISO to be released (the newer arch based.) It's not a bad little system I could easily replace the two dinky SSDs with a couple of Leven 4TB NVME SSDs for cheap (around $320 for two sticks.) and be able to fit half of my Steam Library on one, and a good chunk of other stuff on the other.
You don't have to use the built-in web app for anything if you don't want to.
@@alkazar79 That's true on the web app (though I still say it's crap), but not being able to use BASICS like a external HD with NTFS is the main factor for using something else for me. I have a ISP with a data cap (and gigabit internet is not available in my area) so re-downloading is a no go. Using the steam wireless transfer is slow & buggy as well (especially for games that are constantly updating.) Just using a SSD to SSD transfer is faster simpler, and no hassle for me (especially when I'm transferring 2TB or more my library is currently around 8TB (12 if I installed everything.) This is why I have the opinions I do. They state this OS is for those that want a modern console experience on a PC, and it is with all the restrictions included. This one just don't click well with me.
@@JeremyLeePotocki I think NTFS should work in the next release. It is a relatively new feature to Linux. But you dont want to use NTFS. You will likely have issues with some games.
@@alkazar79 A new feature on Linux my a.."foot." I've been using different distros of Linux for years (since 2000,) and only some super lightweight distros (those under 300MB) had these kinds of issues. If they do change it in the new release I may reconsider, but for now it's a hard no.
It's a pitty you don't try demanding games that have native linux versions, like CS:GO, Dota2, Civilization VI, XCOM 2, etc... Their developers care about us linux users, and the comparisons would be a lot fairer without the Wine/Proton overhead.
UM790 VS GTR7. Which to choose??🤔
I chose the um790 because it was a great deal cheaper on Amazon. I really wanted the finger print reader though.
You can't dual boot Chimera OS.
Slot 0 (at the wifi card) Slot 1 (middle)
I am very ignorant.... Is this practically a standalone PC, or is it like a external cpu/gpu?
It's just like a normal pc you would purchase, just super small form factor.
@@kurtisrinker1202 that's what I thought. Thank you.
everyone is showing ChimeraOS lately. Is HoloISO dead?
0:11 it says Ryzen 7 but it is Ryzen 9
Great video.
Can you please run a Geekbench 6 also? You can just pin it as a comment on this video. Thanks
SteamOS is not just Steam Big Picture mode and absolutely not ChimeraOS.
To think the APU king used to be the 5600G.
isnt the 7950x 3D the most powerful amd apu
Honestly it's about the same performance you'd get out of a PS4, not even a Pro.. Scratch that, less than that, I've played a fair few of these on PS4, not only have they looked better, but performed better. Would like to see if there will be any performance difference later though. To be frank, you could buy a next-gen console for that price, and if you get a Series X or S, you can just throw Games Pass for a bit extra which would nearly be the same price currently. The original price however is utterly insane for the performance, you could buy a laptop that performs better for $640, hell, for $20 more a probably really nice one, so honestly if all you are getting is the form-factor, that's a hefty tax.
Performed better? How? Pretty much every game here is locked at 30fps on ps4 and some can't even run that consistently.
too bad linux doesnt have something simple like windows power plan, thats normally how i do quick and easy iGPU 'overclocks', by changing the high performance power profile to not use turbo, or make a second one called game so i can have high performance with and without turbo.
Alot of the time these dips are caused by the iGPU dropping in clocks to keep the total package power under a certain wattage, it would be nice if someone made a tool for linux that allows you to prioritize maintaining highest clocks on GPU, or CPU
It doesn't need power plans just tell GPU/CPU to degrade or not performance.
Linux doesn't need that because it's not as aggressive with power savings and its scheduler isn't shit like Windows's.
The only scheduler that would make a difference would be the CPU one, which uses schedutil or ondemand by default, you can easily change that with power-profiles-daemon on Gnome/KDE or starting the game with gamemode though.
But again, that might give you a boost of 1-2 fps if any at all.
@@benign4823 if the cpu is using 15 more watts than it need from a 45w package power budget you can bet your ass youll lose more than 1-2 FPS, unless you were only getting 10-15FPS in the first place.
Does linux automatically limit the CPU to allow more power to the GPU, because last time i tried, it doesnt.
Sure you can manually change it, but at that point windows is easier because you have simple 1 click performance toggles, sorry, had, it used to be in the notification area now you have to click on the battery and go to more settings.
@@denvera1g1 So you wanna argue specifically for integrated GPUs.
Well, since both GPU and CPU get power from the same place, I guess it would be useful to be able to restrict one part as needed depending on the bottleneck in this use case, I agree.
Changing your power profiles is not an overclock though, it's just a putting on or removing a limiter.
You can easily change the power profile on Linux through the GUI though depending on what you use, on Gnome or KDE go to the power settings and change it to performance/balanced/power saving.
It limits the CPU, so if the GPU needs power it's free to get it, in the case of a handheld with an integrated GPU this is enough since the GPU is always the bottleneck.
@@benign4823 this was my point, instead of going through the trouble of -oberclocking- overclocking, i just limit the CPU so it can shift the power, now what i like about linux is that it is easer to customize, we can easily get a keyboard shortcut that switches the CPU power profile, but until it is built into a linux distro, like SteamOS, people will prefer the windows version
I love steam OS distro it is so slick for gaming, i just wish it would support other hardware in the same way, i'd also like more control than package power target, in addition i'd like CPU and GPU power target(allowing you to choose any of the 3 to modify)
@@denvera1g1 At least on Gnome, you can change power by clicking on the upper right part of the bar and then toggle powers from there.
I would like for it to be more configurable though and include the GPU, but since you can use corectrl to configure the GPU on AMD and greenwithenvy for Nvidia I guess people aren't in any hurry.
I feel like AMD's mobile offerings are a bit behind the curve compared to where they'd usually be at the generational refresh, and this is especially apparent the lower in the product stack you go, especially with graphics being what should otherwise be last gen. Hopefully this is just a quirk in timing, and the next generation is a massive jump that is no longer behind the curve. I'd be a really bad time to start getting lazy and hand the handheld market to Intel, given how the market is growing to a point that the mainstream PC component manufacturers are taking notice, in a generation or two we could easily see a boom, especially if Steam Deck 2 provides decent competition, and this would be a terrible time for AMD to fumble things.
Name a intel processor with a halfway decent apu? If you name a irisxe apu I am gonna laugh real hard.
@@nielsdebakker3283 The combination of straw man, red herring, and false equivalence is one hell of a combination of fallacies.
First let's get false equivalence out of the way, since that seems to be your main point. Intel's iGPU was never meant to be a performance chip, they literally just exist to consolidate how many chips were on a motherboard. If you have any memory of, or were even around at the time, there used to be a low-power GPU on motherboards between the eras of requiring a dGPU outright and iGPU integration. These lower-end dGPU chips still exist to some extent within the laptop market, the latest from Nvidia would be the GeForce MX chips, though I'm not sure what AMD offers for lower-end dGPU options, and I'm sure Intel will eventually have their own offerings within their newer dGPU microarches. You're arguing about an entirely different class of chipset, so yes this would be false equivalence.
Now for your straw man, you completely misinterpreted the original statement, and I'm inclined to believe maliciously so just to show your fanboyism. The whole comparison of products and the 'behind the curve' statement is only inclusive to AMD's own offerings, both in current tech vs. product stack and historical tech vs. product stack. This generation of offerings is not only a mixed bag, Zen 4 + RDNA 3, Zen 3 + RDNA 3, and Zen 4 + RDNA 2, and IIRC there may be a Zen 3 + RDNA 2 chip at the bottom of the current stack, but the offerings along the product stack are falling behind the curve, see anything that isn't Zen 4 + RDNA 3 at any point along the stack. And since we want to argue handhelds, the chips handhelds receive are within the range of being behind the curve, this is what the statement was referring to, this is what you have maliciously missed to shit on Intel products with your toxic fanboyism.
Then the red herring, which is pretty obvious, you took your straw man and made it entirely about your fanboyism, which is what the previous alluded to.
So unless you can learn how to intelligently contribute to conversations without an assload of fallacies, I would suggest sitting out of conversations. And if you really feel the need to spew shit constantly, I suggest going back to your echochamber communities where you all wank each other to your fanboyism. In short, stfu, gtfo, and gfy. Everyone with any amount of intelligence is so utterly tired of people like you, people who really need restricted internet access due to the fact that a monkey with a typewriter can contribute more intelligently than you can.
@@Savannah-sddamn you burned him to the ground
@@Savannah-sd Dawg 💀
The future os APU. Terrible discrete GPU pricong is killing its own market while making APU alot more appealing. However, they will never be better then the APUs in consoles on purpose.
Is it a Ryzen 9 as you mention on screen or a 7? Furthermore it ain’t a charging brick but a power brick that comes with it. 😊 *edit benchmark shows it’s a Ryzen 9.
Typo. Too many 7s this generation.
Why gnome over KDE Plasma? Seems like you are wasting resources considering Steam is built on Qt (KDE Plasma)