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It's official guys, confirmed in a press release from Computex. Dr Su will present "a range of new 7nm technologies" at the events opening keynote.
 
Here's the press release
AMD have also confirmed they'll be presenting Zen 2, both desktop and server variants as well as Navi, the event will be live streamed. Release for the products is expected in July.

 
https://wccftech.com/amd-ceo-computex-2019-keynote-ryzen-3000-cpu-and-radeon-rx-navi-gpu/
 
July huh. That's perfect, gives me 3 months to save enough for a new board and CPU.

Am I the only one that's fine with clickbaits?
 
@LinusTechI think you should do "Clickbait title -Proper title" for future videos for all channels.
 
Example: The Windows Feature You shouldn't ignore - File Extension.
 
This way, Youtube algorithm can still sent your videos to home feed (Which I guess the reason you resort to use clickbait titles) while make it searchable by relevant words.

Good. I've only just now started watching the livestream, hopefully they start putting the actual product or feature they are talking about in the title alongside their usual titles.
 
Like the latest TechQuickie 
The Windows Feature You SHOULDN'T Ignore
 
It would've been helpful if "file extensions" was in the title. Like "File Extensions - The Windows Feature You SHOULDN'T Ignore"
Or better yet, title it as "File extensions, what are they?"( Or some other title like that)
Because that's TechQuickie, a channel for people to look up answers to a question they may have about tech, quickly.
 
Left as is, it's not helpful to those of us who are looking for something quickly.
 
Edit : Looks like they made good on their promise. The title of that TechQuickie now includes File Extensions.

Thank you, Linus, for listening (and compromising) with your community.
Regardless of my thoughts on content, being able to search through videos allows us to find a specific video through the plethora of content you guys have.
 
TLDW: They're keeping some of the click-bait titles (which I'm totally alright with), but also including product information and the type of video in order to improve researchability.
The majority of the stream was regarding the balance between clickability and information; for more clicks is better, but the community wanted more information too.
 

Take it as a learning experience and familiarize yourself with photoshop...trust me it’ll help you in the long run when you start creating custom thumbnails, etc

Some people will try to sell you on getting an iFixit kit or a ModMat or something, but all you really need is a screwdriver.

480!

If you're going to buy an Intel CPU on a budget, don't buy an i3. Look into the G4560, which is the ultimate budget CPU right now.

Yes you can always run RAM at looser timings or lower speed than it is capable of if you want.

That means their slowest RAM speeds are at 2400. This is only obtainable when you go into the BIOS and change the RAM profile to XMP. This is safe and isn't a marketing scheme.

Can you link the product page?

It is automatically set to 2133. You have to change to RAM setting to XMP to bring it up to 2400.