Comments by "Cestarian Inhabitant" (@cestarianinhabitant5898) on "JayzTwoCents" channel.

  1. Still do not get why you used that AMD core, I mean I'm all for AMD but their CPUs just aren't there yet... I mean they hopefully will be next year, but today they got no cigar.
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  2. Nate Dimelfi I see
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  3. Idk Jay, 800$ is a lot for a graphics card, these prices get more and more ridiculous, and money gets harder and harder to come by.
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  4. 1tb nvme? are they crazy? Do they not know how big games are getting these days? What are they gonna have a limit of 10 games installed per unit? :O rather than a 1tb nvme they should really be using something like an 8tb hdd.
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  5. How to disassemble a computer: Step 1: Open case Step 2: Take everything out of the case Note: If a screw is stuck and you can't get some part out because of it, use a crowbar and pry the fucker out. I know this, this was my job once, I disassembled computers. (For recycling...)
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  6. Lol I knew about intel losing their shit, but nvidia? that's news to me, does the driver update actually improve performance in maya by 3x? cus if it really does... nvidia has been holding out on their customers, that is not to be well received.
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  7. Well I mean there's ray and path tracing but....
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  8. But Jay.... Buddy... Bro... It has an intel CPU and an nvidia 2000 series GPU... :/
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  9. It took like 10 minutes to install the m.2 flash drive, and another 10 minutes to install the AIO cooler. two things most people won't even do when they build a PC :D if we wanna know how fast he can do it it's basically the time after the 20 minutes mark, although I'm pretty sure he spent at least another 10 minutes on cable management, probably more like 20. So basically, Jay can't build a computer fast if his life depended on it because he cannot survive using a stock cooler and having messy cables, everything needs to be perfect even when he's in a rush. (I recall building a PC once when I was drunk in like 15 minutes lol was not even rushing)
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  10. Small form factor? Yes Small case? No.
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  11. Are you certain it was the motherboard and not a driver issue?
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  12. Rather than power bill cost, the bad thing about ayymd power consumption is that power consumption's correlation to heat generation (e.g. TDP)... They need a lot stronger cooling, whereas Intel's processors I've seen them run without any heatsink (just thermal paste and cooling was covered, I shit you not, although it was a modern pentium so very low end, it was able to make do with that little cooling, I don't think any AMD cpu can do that yet. Maybe Zen though!)
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  13. +Manilyn Reynes It probably can, depends on what OS it has (and if it's OS isn't compatible with Tomcat, depends on if you can replace it, with like OpenMediavault or FreeNAS) But it has very weak hardware in it so don't expect performance miracles.
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  14. The only problem I see is the AMD CPU, that is a terrible fuckin cpu. For anything. Pick up like a used i5 or an i3 or something.
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  15. I know right? and he said great value, but buying 2x 512gb kingston ssdnows would be cheaper (it would be 200$, but this is like 350$ or smth)
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  16. At first I was like "what a stupid clickbait Jay has made here, I'm gonna ignore it..." Then I was like "No, I cannot ignore this, this is just too much, I will click that stupid fucking video so I can make an angry post about how I won't fall for Jay's clickbaits!" angery (also didn't watch the video cus clickbait was too much of a turn off, I mean seriously... That clickbait was just excessive... What is this video about anyways?... Well it's Jay so maybe I'll watch it...)
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  17. You show these lil shits, Jay! You show 'em!
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  18. My favorite part was the rubber band he put on his wrist and pretended it was an antistatic band.
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  19. You were actually better than me with a controller. Significantly.
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  20. I once had a coil whine on a GT 9600 and believe it or not I actually fixed it (completely) by slightly overvolting it. However now I have coil whine coming from my PSU under load... (Where is my god now? :'( )
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  21. Damn overclocking is pretty fun, taking an old processor and squeezing it to the performance of new processors, feelsgoodman. My new 4790k is outperforming stock 6700s by a noticable margin on benchmarks. I just tried to get the highest performance I could within the 1.3v safety limit I hear 22nm processors tend to have. (I could only get it to 4.76ghz stable though, with 4.14ghz base clock, I almost got 4.44ghz stable base clock though, almost. but I'm pretty happy, 947 multi threaded and 196 single thread scores in cinebench, definitely worth it, I started out with like 805/170) but it's my first overclock, think it's not bad. Cache and RAM are a pain in the neck to tweak though oh my fucking god. The hardest part was finding the right aircooler that fit in my case. Although I?m not sure what safe operating temps are, my idle temps go pretty high (~50°C) but my load temps hover around 75-83.
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  22. Coil Whine: Say hello to my little fren!
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  23. DVI is vital, no DVI, no buy.
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  24. That's an amazing birthday present.
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  25. I am quite disappointed actually, a lot of their best features are DIrectX exclusive, this gives Xbox a pretty sizable edge over Playstation, but I don't really care about that, so much as I care about Linux compatibility. I understand why they did it, but I'm disappointed that they're coming out with all this stuff for directx only, with nothing for the cross platform vulkan.
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  26. I bet a lot of handyman type guys got very triggered watching this. Also Jay, it's ok if you don't know how to make things look pretty, here's what you do: Go minimialist, and then just buy one potted plant (fake plant, you know, so you don't have to water it), and put it somewhere, and you're good, it looks great. Only other rule is that everything must have the same 1 or 2 (max 3) colors, except the potted plant, which can only be green.
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  27. Are people really calling you an intel shill? But you're like the only popular hardware reviews dude on jewtubes that has made it clear since the beginning that you are not.
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  28. Soo.... Intel don't even have better gaming performance than amd anymore?
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  29. 11:06 know this is an old video (great video btw, didn't really seem to reach gamers though, they're still all "MUH INTEL BETTER 4 GAMING!" sadly...) but people ae apparently getting banned from youtube for less than this nowadays, some guy punched a woman in red dead redemption in a video he uploaded to youtube and now he's been banned, like his account was just outright deleted.
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  30. Show me a 27" 1440p 144hz qdot or oled display (must have high color accuracy too, but qdot and oled typically has that in spades) and I will buy.
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  31. Well jay, it should be a great consolation that if you put that computer inside an actual case, the watercooling will probably outperform the air cooling in general unless the case has better airflow than any case I've ever owned. E.g. watercooling is much less limited by the enclosed nature of the computer case than air cooling is. I'm not exactly certain why this is, but it shows, I get way better temps on water than I ever did with air in a regular case. Best aircooler I had was noctua dh15. Can't hold a candle to my 240mm radiator.
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  32. Now I'm just waiting for navi.
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  33. I believe that the problem with RTX, and why more developers don't implement it, is that it's Nvidia exclusive tech, this means it's extra work being done only for Nvidia card users, the AMD customers won't get to enjoy it even if they have cards powerful enough for it, and also, perhaps most damningly, it cannot work on any platform other than PC, and a lot of games get most of their players from consoles making it a wasted effort. Additionally, further down the line in the future where we don't know if people might even end up gaming on integrated graphics (I mean AMD's integrated vega series was a pretty huge thing since it allows you to play a lot of games decently well already and I imagine this will only improve over time), there won't be any forwards compatibility with any such advances because of the nvidia exclusivity. RTX is great technology. However making the software/engine end of things Nvidia exclusive as well is a huge fuckin mistake; what's more, it makes them look like complete jackasses, especially since AMD has a strong tendency to do the exact opposite and make all software solutions open (even going as far as open source a lot of the time) and not directly dependent on their own hardware (e.g. works on nvidia cards too). As for DLSS, DLSS is also great technology but it is severely limited, it's a bit of a pain in the ass to implement, more of a pain in the ass to maintain said implementation and is potentially incompatible with modding (e.g. things like texture replacers or model replacers in particular, or new added content via mods; DLSS requires a deep learning AI to be trained to do the (honestly amazing) upscaling on a per-game basis and it needs to be accordingly retrained if any textures or models change or new content gets added, which is why I call it limited) I understand how they like to advertise their cards at their best with DLSS enabled, but it's honestly misleading, the 3090 is not really an 8k capable card as they claim, it's only truly 4k capable, at least from the gamer's point of view, unless the game supports DLSS 2. Great thing to have, when you have it, but most of the time you probably won't have it. These are no doubt impressive cards, but the way they implement RTX makes them look like morons, and the way they rely on DLSS to falsely advertise their cards as superior to what they actually are makes them actual assholes. The only saving grace is the more sane pricing strategy and elevated base performance. The nvidia exclusive tech is still, as always, a letdown in some way or another.
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  34.  @sinthrax  On the flip side, drivers alone make AMD worth it if you're on Linux :D Since Nvidia massively neglects their linux driver (and has even historically deliberately DOWNGRADED their linux driver to lower it's performance so it's not actually better than the windows one...) whereas AMD maintains theirs very actively, supports all technologies and even made the damn thing open source so community contributions can be made to fix minor issues.
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  35. If I wanted one I could go out and buy a 3090 right now, but the 3080 and 3070 are all sold out, and I don't think they shipped any AMD cards here yet.
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  36. Interesting take that the 2080-Ti is actually a titan. Will that mean it will perform decently in CAD as well? You know, like the Titans nomrally do? But I'm curious how bad ray tracing performance can be, considering AMD has had a software solution freely available (as in freely available for nvidia to use as well) since may as part of gpuopen. Would the performance really be that bad if the gpuopen implementation (which is built on vulkan) was supported and used with the 2080-Ti card?
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  37. 399 people bought the 2080-Ti recently
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