Ask GN 88: GPU Lawsuit? AMD Forced Intel Response?

Описание: This is a great Ask GN episode. We have questions about a "GT 1030 lawsuit," Intel's responses to AMD (vs. planned launches), fan benchmarks, and more.
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GT 1030 Lawsuit?

01:41 - DrGuns4Hands: #askgn-questions @Steve Burke Just watched the GT 1030 video and I have a question that I'd actually like to direct at the lawyer guy you had on about the NVidia NDA if he's willing to. Would having these 2 different products that perform wildly different to the tune of 2x in some cases with the same branding and hiding the differences in the product number constitute a misrepresentation of the product by FCC guidelines and be a deceptive practice that they could end up on the hook for?(edited)

Are All GHz Created Equal?

06:49 – LowSpecActionSquad: Hey I've got a question for #AskGN Can you perhaps give some insight to the old adage "Not all gigahertz are created equal"? I deal in older hardware a lot and can 100% confirm that sometimes a slower processor will outperform a higher clocked counterpart. I know that some of this comes down to cache size, but how does the actual IPC compare between generations, and if possible, between product lines? Are there any instances of modern processors where the older generation (or a specific older part compared to it's specific newer counterpart) would be a genuinely better choice? A good example of this is how the later generation 1 GHz Pentium iii processors would outperform the early 1.3 GHz Pentium 4 CPUs despite the P4 having higher clock speeds. Thanks for looking!

1x 1500RPM vs. 2x 750RPM Fans?

13:41 - Ggchb Gig ghb: Which moves more air 1 fan at 1500rpm or 2 at 750rpm stacked together or in side by side config? What about noise and energy efficiency. What if front fan slower than rear fan when stacked like in jet engines.

How Has Intel Responded to AMD?

16:33 - el 01: #AskGN How's the thermal conductivity of the foil you use? I would like my shirt to conduct heat away from my body... Also, do you think the Kaby Lake-R mobile CPUs were an effect of Ryzen as well and impending Ryzen mobile.

Creating a Blackhole with Fans

21:21 - Ziv Zulander: If I put 6x Noctua NF-A12x25 fans in a Corsair 280X will the build collapse into a black hole? Time sensitive question, please respond.

Overclocking vs. Undervolting for Noise

21:40 - nightryder21: Hi Steve, You guys always talk about overclocking, but does it make sense to buy an unlocked cpu to undervolt and save on noise?

Does a Monoblock Increase Temperature?

23:06 – Bamfhammer: would a monoblock add more heat into a system and possibly reduce the cooling on components that matter if the system is small?

Resealing Liquid Metal

25:10 – Spacejamflam: @Steve Burke @buildzoid Hey BZ, in your new "How to safely apply liquid metal to things" video, you used the mobo mounting bracket as your only retention method for the IHS, so no glue or anything. Do you think think this is an adequate long term solution? For me, it would be on Coffee Lake, horizontally mounted in the case, and the whole system would ride in a car a few times a year.

Supreme Marketing Skills

26:14 – Tamgorine: You really got me with that "get it before it's gone forever" at the end there. Supreme marketing skills, Steve. Ordering one and a modmat. :D

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