That graphics card looks HUGE in this video... good examples. I struggle to properly explain bottle necks to people all the time. Technical words are hard.

Phil and Nick are increasing the bandwidth for video releases. LOL.

A wild Steve appeared! Lol.

Yep i really loved the skit ❤ :D

I thought computers would help reduce the amount of paper we use. Apparently we use more than one hundred sheets every second in all gaming computers of the world!! Gosh!

Yeah, the dirty look GPU Nick gave CPU Phil really cracked me up.....

Agreed.

I laughed way too hard at this. Comedy gold 😂

The one where his glasses went crooked was hilarious!!

I saw the performance counter in the cpu bottle neck demo... 😂

100%

Honestly this is already covered...even by these guys. Idk anyone talking about bottlenecks except these guys...TWICE!!

@@conm9891 new games are less optimized leading to thoughts of maybe my parts of bottlenecked

Still entirely wrong. A bottleneck is not simply the slowest part of a system - **every** system has (N-1) bottlenecks, always, if that is the defintion. A bottleneck is when the .e.g GPU *chokes* and runs _more slowly_ than it would if the slow component wasn't as mismatched. Not just can't do as much work. But chokes and loses *relative* performance compared to a different setting/match-up. It comes from the fact that a wine bottle, when you pour it out "fast", glugs and makes the total flow **_less_** that by using a shallower angle (where air can get in, and thus no glugging).

​@@nowandrew4442 entirely depends on which wine are we talking about.

Jayyyyy can we have folding Noooo we have folding at home

“Ran out of origami paper because your employees used it all for a skit? Can’t fix that with iFixit. Just kidding; yes you can!”

​@@msullami2909yes, but it's that folding at home origami, or Folding@Home medical research?

Oh nooo how he gonna fold ships without it!!!

He should do both at the same time. We have the technology!

But wrong though.

Maybe they are optimized for power saving instead of performance. Or maybe Windows is limiting the power usage when extra power is not needed. They are many possibilities other than the game. Like engine limitations, developers limited your hardware to protect it from unwanted bugs that appear at high framerate like gta 5. Although I think framerate oriented games are getting old but I don't know anything about the game dev industry if that was actually the case.

@@xrafter Oh you are really hitting my interests friend. Its funny how that works for developers. Fixed framerates in games are tied to so many things. Just like gta v back then on the PC port if you hit any framerate above 30 fps the barrier arms for Solomon richards won't move up they stay stuck until you limit your fps to 30. They fixed this bug which occurred again in the Xbox series x upgrade the barrier arms were still stuck and wouln't move until you used the Fidelity graphcis mode. It's so funny there are so many subliminal messages that game performance is limited by engine capabilities. I play red dead 2 and gta iv still and religious cap my framerate. The thing is i love capping my frames to 30 if you do it right with vsync or triple buffer or even the riva tuner frame limiter man does the games look amazing. And sure i have bought into cinematic frame rate bc good motion blur and playing open world games at 4k native 30 is still so great. Just my opinion i use my pc as an ultra performance console. if some games that need to be pushed over 120 ill do it I have a 120hz oled and its great but i do appreciate my open world cinematic graphic optimization that I do

Looking at you capcom 👀 cough.... dogma 2....... cough....... 👀

that's a bit of a blanket statement, but I hope it doesn't come true with more games in the future.

Hey those are games that are written to run on a single core. Those run as well on a overclocked i3 as on a 14900kf.

Haha! I totally forgot about those

What does 15% bottleneck even mean..? (please don’t tell me you’re referring to bottleneck calculator)

​@@wpdlatm5576what even is a bottleneck calculator?

That's not bottlenecking, just terrible optimization.

​@@GForceIntelyeah, making the cpu work a ton, thereby bottlenecking the gpu

@@TotallyCreativeNameBtwthats not what bottlenecking actually is though, dude. its an outlier and shouldnt be considered since its just a shitty optimization job.

@@GForceIntel it can be both. Terrible optimization resulting in CPU bottlenecking.

@@GForceIntel terrible coding.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Yeah me too

Theyre a cool team

​@@michaelscarportman of culture