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RE: Linus’ latest video

TomR
By TomR
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Thank you Linus for doing a R7 2700 to i7 8700 comparison. This comparison is completely original and has never been done before. What would we do without this much needed information? 

 

 

And why were a i5 and R5 shown on the thumbnail but not tested?

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Yeah LTT, known for paradigm shifting content, has mistakenly published the first video they ever have that someone else has covered before.

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First half of the video was written by the Tom's Hardware's head editor about Intel lol.

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This is better posted a Status Update or placed in the thread of the posted video.

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