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Oh, yes i see, i did have a 970.
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*** AMD "Zen" thread (inc AM4/APU discussion) ***
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Oh, yes i see, i did have a 970.
Great minds think a like
Using chrome with a 1070 hardware acceleration enabled.
Let me see you do this and game on a 4c8t CPU.
you have a picture of a 4 core doing it right above you, 10% cpu for that being streamed in 8k.
Soldato
Right so that 4 core is more powerful then?
I'm guessing he is using edge rather than chrome.
what difference does that make? I only ever use chrome tbh.
Soldato
The difference being edge handles it better. The difference being I can use chrome to watch 4k/8k videos whilst gaming whilst a 4 core cannot.
so, the 4 core shown above only using 10% cpu power streaming an 8k video doesn't prove how little cpu power background tasks take.
lol...ok I'm done,- you win...off to buy an 18 core as apparently I need 8 cpu cores just to watch YouTube on a second screen LOL.....thanks for the laugh!
Soldato
Yet you chose to ignore the person with a 4690k at 100% also.....
Selective reading and hearing.
Edge is using AVC, and Chrome is using VP9. VP9 is usually more cpu intensive on videos that can't be hardware decoded (quicksync only supports upto certain 4k profiles, off the top of my head).
@gavinh87, can you give the stat's window a screenshot after a full play through. Interested in dropped frames under AVC and VP9?
@gavinh87, can you give the stat's window a screenshot after a full play through. Interested in dropped frames under AVC and VP9?
Soldato
Not sure what they are doing to get such low utilisation on the Intel there. Mine is 60-70% at 8K with i7 4790K @ 4.36GHz
Edit: A standard HD video on YouTube utilises 10-12% utilisation.
Edit: A standard HD video on YouTube utilises 10-12% utilisation.
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Globalfoundries readies their 7nm process - https://www.overclock3d.net/news/misc_hardware/globalfoundries_readies_their_7nm_process/1
Because hardware decoding kicks in on standard HD, hence low cpu as all it is doing is passing the data across. There are no hardware decoders for 8k yet afaik.
Soldato
Will do this when I get chance.
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I really hope this 7nm (and then 7nm+ with EUV added) lives up to expectations. Set to be a very decent jump on paper, larger jump than 28nm to 16/14nm.
Soldato
New B2 stepping incoming?: https://twitter.com/CPCHardware/status/876193860946468865
Rough Google translate:
Looks like it's aimed at the uncore stuff so CPU performance shouldn't be affected: https://twitter.com/CPCHardware/status/876213236743507968
Rough Google translate:
Looks like it's aimed at the uncore stuff so CPU performance shouldn't be affected: https://twitter.com/CPCHardware/status/876213236743507968
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No sooner do I consider an upgrade then more stuff appears on the horizon.....
There will always be stuff on the horizon. Your best picking a date and upgrading at that point.No sooner do I consider an upgrade then more stuff appears on the horizon.....
Soldato
Who knows. It doesn't take that long to find stability, not now the bios is better anyway. Latency means little to ryzen right until you hit 3200 then it has a part to play.
Technically speaking for best stability you should wait till is end of life. Unless your in a hurry, wait a few more months, or even zen+.