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Found a picture of your CPU...

Could the LTT crew please listen to the community and stop with the retarded thumbnails and insane clickbait (although that vary's with videos some are worse than others).
 
We get it that it get's you guys more money but simply faking a title is wrong.
I liked it when the thumbnails represented the product or the topic more like they did a year ago.
 
This video has a intriguing title and a good Thumbnail.                                    This more recent one sucks, Photo shopped asf and is ugly, not helpful at all.
Gives a good view of the product and is nice.                                                  I mean WHAT DO HOTDOGS HAVE TO DO WITH AN ALL-IN-ONE?!?
                                                        
 
Or this thumbnail is really good!                                                VS             Then you have thumbnails like this one which have nothing to do with the
Topnotch camera work by brandon and the title just works.                              video itself.. Please.
                                         
 
Thumbnails that are not photo shopped are way better and the ones that are shouldn't be used it as it gives the video a way less professional look and is just plain annoying and anti-consumer.

The 7700 will compile your stuff significantly faster.
 
Seriously, stop recommending your old CPU 50 times a day.

I dont know why you guys shitting on amd right now. They actually delivered what they promised. Yes the benchmark isnt as good as the presentation but its still near the performance of 6900k while just losing a little bit of performance. Aand also considering the price which is half the price from the competitor while losing 15% performance, this is really is a kick to intel's ass
 
Oh wait this is zmeul's thread thats why

I dont know why you guys shitting on amd right now. They actually delivered what they promised. Yes the benchmark isnt as good as the presentation but its still near the performance of 6900k while just losing a little bit of performance. Aand also considering the price which is half the price from the competitor while losing 15% performance, this is really is a kick to intel's ass
 
Oh wait this is zmeul's thread thats why

I dont know why you guys shitting on amd right now. They actually delivered what they promised. Yes the benchmark isnt as good as the presentation but its still near the performance of 6900k while just losing a little bit of performance. Aand also considering the price which is half the price from the competitor while losing 15% performance, this is really is a kick to intel's ass
 
Oh wait this is zmeul's thread thats why

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thanks dude. there is an option in the osd menu called "osd lock" and it was enabled. i disable it and i can access freesync option. 

It's there.
Go to the monitor controls menu (on the monitor, not in the PC), and there somewhere (in my LG 34UC88, it's under Picture -> Game adjust) is the option to enable Freesync in the monitor. Then you can enable it in Radeon software.

1) you won't make any money doing it
 
2) find a real job
 
3) the market is already saturated with builders
 
4) there are many other companies that buy bulk orders of parts and can undercut you by hundreds of dollars, so nobody will buy from you
 
5) sorry, the truth is though, even linus has said these facts several times.

Umm... blinkers doesn't exist in GTA V... that's going to be a big issue...
 

A single i7 would be faster if you can afford it. 
 
There big advanges are more cpu, more system bandwidth, more ram.
 
Disadvanges are the latency, the numa nodes, the cost, the power, you need pro windows or linux, and bad program support

I agree with this so much. I cannot see any major devs developing for the switch unless either A) it has ridiculously good sales compared to other Nintendo consoles, or B) Switch games have really good markup and it is ridiculously easy for them to port their titles, mitigating costs.

Hopefully this will help them out of their financial Crysis.

Just did. While games don't have a per unit manufacturing cost, it still nevertheless hurts sales when a game is pirated by a person who may have purchased the product anyways. If things were as simple as the guy in the video made it seem, every game would be free to download with an optional donation button. I beleive that many people pirate games because they want  a game and there is no reasonable way that they can justify the cost, but at the same time I dont think its right to steal intellectual property. I have always wanted there to be charity type site where people could buy games for strangers that werent financially able to purchase them. Despite all of this, piracy CAN hurt the industry. While the cost is apparent due to the lack of per unit production costs, potential revenue suffers. While to big companies like witcher, this won't matter, but to small indie guys this can be deal breaking. Google around a bit, you can find plenty of articles on the indie devoloper getting screwed by pirating. 
 
 
Personally, I would like to see some in game anti piracy. My favorite example, mentioned on a WAN show from a couple of years ago, was an indie developer that made a game dev simulator. If you pirated his game, the chance of your in game product being pirated drastically increased. 

Well at least you are lucky enough not to have to get 2 jobs at the same time.
Think before you speak

Australia. Left his phone wrapped in pants inside a car.... 

Because Australia is known for being a very cool, almost temperate environment and as we know wrapping electronics in blankets and fabric is great for thermal dissipation, as is the glass house effect cars have. 
 
I'm guessing what probably happened is this phone overheated something chronic on a 30+ degree day while wrapped in clothes, in a car which probably reached 50+ degrees. 
 
You may also want to change the title unless you can provide evidence as it's click-bait and flamey. 

You would have to give us your laptop specifications.
 
Bạn sẽ phải cung cấp cho chúng tôi thông số kỹ thuật máy tính xách tay của bạn.

 
 

business Professor: "In business you sometimes get caught in quicksand and need to get out. How do you get out of quicksand?"
 
Student: "Umm, by being as still as possible and leaning back to make your upper body act as a buoyant obj..."
 
Professor: "Wrong! you get everyone who's nearby to reach for you, then you pull everyone in and climb out by stepping on their bodies!"

Exactly. And this generation is a double node shrink as well (from 28nm, skipping 20nm and down to 14nm), which should drive down the price quite a bit.
 
As for @zMeul's typical propaganda FUD; nothing new here. His analysis is heavily biased by his irrational hatred towards AMD and also reveals a completely lack of knowledge within market theories/analysis'.
 
Focus on VR just means high performance and low latency. Something that all gamers in all games benefits from, whether they have a monitor or a VR headset connected. He almost makes it sound like it's exclusively for VR or something. AMD focusing on this just means a boatload of performance for all users, even those with mainstream priced cards (and yes mainstream is a price bracket, not a performance bracket, but obviously those things are connected).

just boot, do not run games on it
 
best to boot without gpu to try, im scared D:
 
but yea, if you do boot with your gpu plugged in, do not run games

Hey OP, link to ebay plz? Because I'm coming up empty.

I prob won't get sapphire tho, I had bad experiences with the company, i brought a ati 6950 back in early 2011 and it die on me within a month and the RMA process was painful since I live in AUS.