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Something something Lasagna ..

Source: Wired
 
As the "battle" between the YoutTube channels of Pewdiepie and T-Series for the channel with the most subscribers on YouTube is entering the final phase, (yesterday the minimum difference was less than 15000 subscribers), fans of the Swedish comedian and video game commentator are desperately trying to keep the gap alive with various stunts.
 
 
The most recent and tech-related one is encouraging people to subscribe to Pewdiepie via a printed message sent to 50000 vulnerable printers over the internet. 
 
 
Here is the message:
 
 
 
 
Personal opinion:
It seems like a funny and unique way to encourage people to subscribe to Pewdiepie. (And someone has already realized that this way of message delivery could even be abused as a new way of advertisement, see Forbes)
Additionally, raising awareness for such vulnerabilities without causing real damage is always a good thing. Although in this case I am not certain to which degree this justification of the perpetrator is just pretext. 
 
Finally, I for myself would like to encourage people of the LTT community to subscribe to Pewdiepie. His content might not be to the taste of everyone, but he is definitely someone who representing the YOU in YouTube (especially in comparison to a channel like T-Series) and is to some degree something like the figure head of the YouTube community. So trying to keep his channel on the #1 spot as long as possible seems like a good and entertaining idea.

Except AMD has no reason not to do most of this. Everything thats been revealed so far about Zen 2 architecture says that all of this is perfectly possibble for AMD. Thats the thing. The 2700x was the absolute best AMD could do at the time. But Zen 2 is such a huge leap forward thanks to the node shrink and chiplets binning advantages that it basically make these easy to do.

FX_9590 was a very hot CPU
It had 8 cores and ran at 4.7ghz and is only $200aud though its TDP (i think that is what it is) was 220w

6 cores at $100, 12 cores at $300?!?!?!

Are these the leaks you're looking for?
 

Zen 2 isn't just 7nm, it's also a major architectural overhaul.
 
I do agree though, 4.7 is a much more realistic boost speed than 5.0.

Most of this information is provided by AdoredTV, I highly suggest watching this video for more information.
Edit 1: These leaks were released after the ones that were posted on Reddit (which I cannot find at the moment, if someone can find them, that'd be great!) 
Another edit: AdoredTV stated the following regarding the Reddit leak referenced in his video:
Edit 2: Here is the link to another older leak (Thank you Crunchy Dragon!): 
Edit 3:
Hardware Unboxed said the following in this video:
 
 
With that being said, say hello to these little beasties!
 
Lower End:
 
Ryzen 3 3300: 6C/12T //  Base: 3.2 GHz //  Boost: 4.0 GHz // 50 W TDP // Price: 99$
Ryzen 3 3300X: 6C/12T //  Base: 3.5 GHz //  Boost: 4.3 GHz // 65 W TDP // Price: 129$
Ryzen 3 3300G: 6C/12T/ 15CU (Navi) //  Base: 3.0 GHz //  Boost: 3.8 GHz // 65 W TDP // Price: 129$
 
Mid Range:
 
Ryzen 5 3600: 8C/16T //  Base: 3.6 GHz //  Boost: 4.4 GHz // 65 W TDP // Price: 179$
Ryzen 5 3600X: 8C/16T //  Base: 4.0 GHz //  Boost: 4.8 GHz // 95 W TDP // Price: 229$
Ryzen 5 3600G: 8C/16T/ 20CU (Navi) //  Base: 3.2 GHz //  Boost: 4.0 GHz // 95 W TDP // Price: 199$
 
Upper Mid Range:
 
Ryzen 7 3700: 12C/24T //  Base: 3.8 GHz //  Boost: 4.6 GHz // 95 W TDP // Price: 299$
Ryzen 7 3700X: 12C/24T //  Base: 4.2 GHz //  Boost: 5.0 GHz // 105 W TDP // Price: 329$
 
High End:
 
Ryzen 9 3800X: 16C/32T //  Base: 3.9 GHz //  Boost: 4.7GHz // 125 W TDP // Price: 449$
Ryzen 9 3850X: 16C/32T //  Base: 4.3 GHz //  Boost: 5.1GHz // 135 W TDP // Price: 499$
 
 
 
Opinion:
I am really looking forward to seeing the benchmarks for these. The CPU scene is getting HOT! AMD is really shaking up the market in a big way! 
 

When you remember seeing this old, ugly lady in the swimming pool...

When you see your NEWS thread on the WAN show document tagged with your name, But cant find them discussing it on the WAN show itself.
 

 
https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/1002348-november-30-2018-the-wan-show-document/

Well, only one reaction is appropriate to this one

theres an option to keep the tabs open when its off

It always has been that, though 
 
Just now potentially without the furries and hentai

So... on Dec 18th, basically, Tumblr:
 

When we link this article, why is there a Prequel meme in the preview? ?
Not Saying I don't love it tho
 

You should link the real true source.
https://imgur.com/a/oJl4hzi

No surprise tbh, looking at Intel's CPU pricing

Seems like Steve was the only one to notice the board they used run on Intels H310 chipset which uses DMI2.0 instead of DMI3.0, that means the bus speed is halved from 8Gb/S to 4, the available PCIe lanes are halved from 12 to 6 and even the SATA interface runs at 4Gb/S instead of 6.

NOOOOOOOOOO!
 
I love the 2013 logos!  They had a pretty consistent shape & motif going...

And now they've f**ked it!

YOU KNOW WHAT I THINK?!?!?!

Well you are free to use Uplay, Origin, Battle.net, Twitch or even support the new leech Discord. OH and would you on your way go to place some flowers to the graves of developers who ended up for one or other reason sell their sould to the EA or Ubisoft? Thanks, mate!
 

Also, Steam does most of advertisement with featured games messages and providing all the infrastructure to host the game. Developer literally doesn't need anything but provide the game. It can entirely exist on Steam and do well. So, 30% cut isn't all that high all things considered imo.

I hate it when games go off platform and do their own "Steam". Like monopolies are bad in all but well, it's bloody annoying and I'm fundamentally lazy.

Intel and AMD have swapped roles.  AMD is the innovator, and Intel is the one sitting on their ass, milking the same architecture(s) for years and years.

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