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@@Stanton_High no

He was playing off his awkwardness but it was following him

@@Stanton_High fuck you whiteboi

You guys are tgay.

nice quality meme a strong 7/10

mhh thats a ten@@Albin_491

Nah, don't be like that... Daddy linus need some bread

Vincent Laurensius yeah he gets paid for the views not if we actually watch the part or not

@@grammarpolice7339 actually the charts saying how much the ad part is watched might be used to determine how much he gets paid, not totally sure.

GameCube and WiiU as well

Huge numbers of network switches from Cisco, HP, Extreme, Avaya, Juniper, etc. have used Power architecture CPUs in the past. Only in recent years has that begun to change.

Wow I didn’t know that my old gamecube is powered by an IBM cpu, that is cool.

Next from nVidia: Ray traced paths

@@CaveyMoth path traced pathing. Wait a minute...

here a linus best i go away or he would dropp my coffe

COME AND GET YOUR BIRTHDAY PRESENT

surely its not as bad as followers in skyrim

Poor guy, lol.

win

@Linus Tech Tips They are available tomorrow :=)

Is power9 supposed to be better and faster than x64?

@@johnnyblack4261 there are advantages to having a piece of hardware written specifically for your software, this goes beyond "Is it faster than x86_64"

@@hammerheadcorvette4 I want to know the architecture cause like I don't want to be limited to 4 GB of RAM like 32bit is.

@@johnnyblack4261 32bit is only Limited to 4GB on Windows... Linux with a PAE kernel allows for 64GB, but 1 process cannot address more than 4GB. Also, none of that applies in this case because these cpu's are not x86_64. These are OpenSource solutions. Traditional x86_64 cpu's have totally different and Proprietary ISA, these use a PowerISA and allow for open source ISA's. In comparison these are 12 core processors with 8 threads per core. so these are 96 thread cpu's. I could go on and on, but you need to do research on what cpu architectures are and how they work.

Yes its dead... after he dropped it

@@joaolucas7734 Linus: This is a dead one right? Staff member: Yeah _Linus feels relieved_ Staff member: It is now _Paranoia intensifies_

the guy is a total butterfingered klutz isnt he? lol

Raptor sells POWER9 for $375 (quad core) up to $2625 (22-core). They're surprisingly reasonably priced. They're also screaming fast for a lot of workloads. Unfortunately, the platform is still quite expensive, you won't find anything like a cheap X99 board that takes a Xeon chip. Cheapest board is $975 for a really cut down one with two memory and two PCIe slots.

"this is the dead one right?"

Thank you I was looking for the game

@@Ipwn477 Sure, give it a go, there's still a plenty of people playing. It's opengl, so Windows, Mac, Linux... you name it.

A fork of nexuiz (which in turns runs on the DarkPlaces engine, which is based on the quake engine. A nice engine to be sure) to be more precise. I actually got it on the rig I'm typing it from. Quite fun.

Open source game

And it's a fantastic game, let me tell you

Beat me to it. ;)

We also cant ignore the fact the wii used radeon graphics.

@@yako0006 Back before AMD bought ATI.

Wow so thats the reason why ps3 was so ahead of its time. I mean some ps3 games still play as well as ps4. If power pc architecture had remained in consumer market i think we would be better off. I believe the biggest downfall at the time was mac not achieving 3ghz with optinum power cobsumption and intel was

lots of cars used them in their EMUs, as well as Honda ASIMO and the F35 jet.

I have been using a downloaded virtual PC for years, it’s virtually the most powerful consumer PC ever produced and for the low cost of an Internet connection.

Yes, Damn sure downloadable graphics card are coming soon for some sweet gaming on a fully downloaded pc.

There is actually an open source graphics card. Not sure how for the development is these days though.

Sure you could... if you had the means to fabricate them. =)

@@RuiFungYip You can download RAM from Thinigiverse and 3d print them (its about the joke "download more RAM", but you could use these as dummy holders, kind of like real companies were doing with fake RAM sticks because RAM was too expensive, and they wanted to make it look like you had a fully loaded system....). I've printed an Intel CPU before (you can use them for protecting pins), but I joked that's about how useful it would be after I get done with them on extreme overclocking, so being plastic its just as useful!

You'll get the pinouts and schematics. You need to make the parts yourself.

Check out the G5 Macs. They were essentially Power 5 systems from 2003-2005 that could rival PCs that came out around 5 years later. The downside to them was huge amounts of heat and large power consumption, that's why the G5 never made it to a laptop, and the heat, why it never reached 3GHz. It seems they've finally figured all that out though. Massive potential here.

My G5 sounds like an airport sometimes. Nice to see this changing.

I'd say too forward thinking, their tech so so far into the future there is not market for it most of the time, like their quantum computer, their oldschool smartphone, etc.

because it was open before he dropped it all the source splashed on the floor

@@saucybackport *cue Valve's creepy intro track*

@@saucybackport - So instead of the magic smoke getting out, the magic source leaked out.

update: IBM POWER ISA also got open sourced recently: www.tomshardware.com/news/ibm-power-isa-open-source,40219.html

@@FrankHarwald So is openPower now as free as RISC-V?

He dropped the cpu at the end though

But he dropped one of the CPUs.

@@bit2shift I know, I watched the video, and someone else already reminded me of that

@@bit2shift Of course they gave him a dead one LOL

@@SirDaShadow if not, now it is definitiv dead 😂

Chefies Bass Boosts I know right but then it wouldn’t be a linus tech tips video

He dropped CPU at 8:27

"This is the dead one, right?" Well, now it certainly is

Like the idea, by my estimate it would have to be a kinda long series.. since it's no simple task!

erlendse and water cooling a Red One is a simple task that’ll take one single 10 minute video. I mean, they’re already swinging for some tall fences, might as well take aim at one more...

The PCB is pretty easy to do, and for the CPU he could get it fabbed or just get one from NXP or IBM. Sockets can be 3D printed, and chips can either be bought or, as earlier, fabbed. This could take a long time.

Hmmm.... Wonder how much kragle they have.

This made me chuckle.

you have to know about physics to understand that it's impossible to save electronics device from solar flare pulse without tesla cage and even more to not cut signal whit the cage

Then it's not impossible to save electronics from the solar flare. Of course, you will probably need to do wacky shit like using a laser to feed power to the computer.

How do you make a profit by selling stuff when there are no working Economies after "the next civilization wiping solar flare" fucking yeeted all of humanity back into the dark middle ages? + It would be a modern day version of the middle ages - dark ages with a fuck ton of people + an even bigger fuck ton of pretty scary weapons which still work fine after solar flares. All you accomplish, if you truly have the only working (now extremely valueable) pre-crisis technology on your hands, would be getting People to hunt you down and take everything away from you by force (and maybe even kill you). You only make yourself a target for powerful people, which means the only way for you to pull that off would be for you to actually have the means to really defend yourself in case someone tries anything... but that is probably impossible, because you surely won't have the upper hand if some nato forces decide to show up and "appropriate" literally all of your technology. lmao

Glad to see people still using the classic method to post responses.

I'm pretty sure he only said Linux and BSD.

@@azarilh2355 r/whoooosh

@@WigglyWings A bad joke.

@thegeorgezila it wasn't funny. It just is a bad joke.

Azarilh bad joke

the unsaid thing is that computer development has gotten too expensive for even the giants to push everywhere all the time so by making everything open they're getting incremental developments for free

Power10(not caps anymore) now has proprietary firmware in 2 of the core chips :333

Just because you know how to drive a car doesn't mean you can build one

i am not even 20 years old bra

ukposts.info/have/v-deo/nZGlfbCornhjxXU.html Christ died for your sins and rose on the third day, showing that anyone who trusts in him for salvation, will have everlasting life. (John 11:25-26) "Jesus said unto her, I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live:And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die. Believest thou this?" (John 3:16) For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

Mashed Potahtoo your not alone

It feels the same bro at starting but u will end up learning a lot from this hardworking virgin ass

@@Vieledspy you're !

@Sufyan Siddiqui yeah bro I was just saying... he has a very cute daughter 😍 😍 and smart son

@@rohitrawat823 lol you salty AF

There's a plushie of openSUSE's mascot on the PC, so presumably it runs openSUSE, meaning Linus could just run `sudo zypper install xonotic` to install it.

I guess they put it on there for him?

It could be bots, but its quite possible that there were at least other 5 people "displaying the PCI-E capabilities" of the OpenPower.

@@dan_loup Other Linuses (Lini?) ... impossible :)

It's a desktop computer, not a development box (though I admit for Linux types the lines are blurred). Who doesn't have a game on their desktop somewhere? :)

tell me you gained real knowledge from books and a prof someplace. I luv linus don't get me wrong but switch inspiring to terrifying around circuit boards is more like it. GROUNDING is a damn must when your playing with thousands of dollars of gear. btw the scientifically proven best outfit to fix tech in, a cotton t-shirt and jeans. sandals not included ;)

Robert Corkum, of course, I did my own research and knowledge collecting I'm just saying like I never thought I liked computers that much until I watched him. I'm not going to put my future on a socks and sandles man XD

Ibrahim Abu Eraq I was not expecting this 😂

SouljaBoard starting at $899

@@josuejared7747 was 1599.99

This reference isn't that old, but already feels dated.

Nah thats nothing, the SouljaBoardTellEms board is where its at

Joke or not, it's incredibly intellectually lazy.

​@@themonroe654hd6 you sound salty

@@isaiahheyward1488 I don't really care, I'm just of the opinion that dunking on easy targets doesn't make you smart or edgy, it just makes you lazy.

@@themonroe654hd6 do you by any chance wear a fedora? Yikes

@@thanksskeletor4812 Got em good with that one.

Ewww... Linux

@@basshead. ? What wrong with linux

Linus made linux.

+shuwan4games Pretty hard to use and not user friendly at all. Windows > MacOS > Linux

@@basshead. ? maybe on the past but not anymore with distros like ubuntu or mint.

Was it 21 december? :T

@@azarilh2355 July 23 2012

Azarilh I understood that reference.

9 days is a pretty good margin. Missed us by that much || ..... Over 23,000,000 km.

@@robertt9342 it's only 2% of a year tho.

We need to build from source - IBM

Well, dlnt be, in contrast to risc V this is a high performance platform that you can buy right now (Raptor Systems). It's really not a maket anyone is going for with risc V, and its mature (just not the desktop software for it quite)

@@Germanwtb You can turn the Raptor talos into a hackintosh. It just will run on a version of Mac OS X made for powerpc.

@@queenelizabethiicorpse8818 Aside from the fact that the last PowerPC version of macOS was 10.4 and is now horribly out of date, PowerPC is different to POWER (although very similar). The two aren't compatible with each other.

I hope so, Xonotic is actually great.

They have coreboot at least.

The OpenPower boot architecture is wiki.raptorcs.com/wiki/Hostboot wiki.raptorcs.com/wiki/Skiboot wiki.raptorcs.com/wiki/Skiroot wiki.raptorcs.com/wiki/Petitboot Similar in design philosophy to the www.linuxboot.org/ project in the x86 world -- load Linux and a simple userland in the firmware and use its drivers to boot the intended system and its GNU/Linux build. Hostboot and Skiboot (which are free software) seem to be a close equivalent to LibreBoot

I legit thought this one was an update video about the RISC V

They are an assortment of them actually. Though since Risc-v is just an architecture and not even a core(not too mention that since it's modular as fuck, it's not even completly binary compatible with one another, however the same goes for x86, with it's still rising opcodes number), they are not interchangeable in any way. Not too mention that apart from sifive no one manufactures cpu/soc or boards(i mean they are c910 from alibaba but it is under comercial licence and to my knowledge it got no devboard so to speak of) that can be considered ready for desktop work in terms of perfomance and the one from sifive is kinda more on par with a rasberry pi, then conventional pc.

I think so lol

It'll even run Crysis which doing all that.

@@Rn-pp9et That could run mutiple instances of crysis

That really would be a waste wouldn't it? I mean you really don't need a lot of CPU power to do accomplish this task, just get a decent Ryzen and you're done.

@@master74200 I'm just half joking. That said if you truly want to transcode a real 4k video with surround sound down to something like 480p stero on a weak cellular connection, shoddy hotel WiFi, or plane wifi can handle on the fly then you need some serious power for even one stream. Pretty much all my devices are direct stream or direct play compatible but still. My current supermicro 4u dual Xeon e5 2650 Plex server 32TB SAS rig can handle one 4k transcode with subtitles if it's doing nothing else. You can always just creat optimized 720p versions of files tho.

​@@narkoid The problem is doing it on-the-fly of course. I've never been in a situation where I couldn't handle 720p but still handle 480p, so I've lucked out on that part. But encoding in different resolutions ahead of time sure is ideal, but also very space consuming of course. I don't have 32TB of space, but I also don't have any devices that play 4k, so for me a 1080p version works by far most of the time for anything.

It's getting old mate, this joke is getting old. Don't take it personal

Yes so good

So ready for rgb to not be a fad anymore... The decade of rainbow computers needs to end... It's the computing equiv of a ricer...

nah you need the rgb module sold seperately

The board is open source, just build your own