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[3092.94 --> 3093.98] This is what we do. |
[3094.08 --> 3096.80] This is Synergy, which is another one of our sponsors. |
[3098.02 --> 3099.62] Synergistic management solutions. |
[3099.90 --> 3100.08] Yeah. |
[3101.00 --> 3101.40] Synergy. |
[3101.40 --> 3103.08] Why do we even make YouTube videos anymore? |
[3103.16 --> 3103.76] We could do... |
[3103.76 --> 3104.08] I don't know, man. |
[3104.08 --> 3108.10] I've been saying we should be consultants for, like, since I started working here. |
[3108.18 --> 3112.88] Because consultants, as far as I can tell, just make buttloads of money doing not a whole lot. |
[3112.90 --> 3114.76] Just for telling people things that are obvious. |
[3114.76 --> 3115.84] Yeah, you should do this. |
[3117.20 --> 3118.28] $10,000, please. |
[3118.62 --> 3119.64] It's like, what? |
[3120.72 --> 3128.94] Speaking of things that you should do, you should care about the variety of AMD motherboards coming out. |
[3129.06 --> 3130.26] So, there it is. |
[3130.26 --> 3134.50] I believe that's Biostar with their racing brand. |
[3135.50 --> 3136.28] Yeah, Biostar. |
[3136.28 --> 3137.12] The racing brand. |
[3137.16 --> 3137.86] Yeah, I know. |
[3137.94 --> 3138.66] It's very racy. |
[3140.12 --> 3142.22] It's, like, edgy, but like the old word for it. |
[3142.44 --> 3142.96] I understand. |
[3142.96 --> 3145.10] So, here it is. |
[3145.10 --> 3149.30] The first AM4 motherboard pictured over on videocards.net. |
[3149.64 --> 3152.98] There's a few things that we can tell about it just from looking at it. |
[3152.98 --> 3158.84] Number one is that it appears to run off of only a four-pin connector. |
[3158.84 --> 3165.98] So, it is my expectation that people would be encouraged to run, like, a 1700 or less on here. |
[3166.06 --> 3167.18] It's like a 65-watt chip. |
[3167.50 --> 3170.84] Although, there's no reason that you couldn't get away with an 1800X. |
[3170.90 --> 3172.76] You just probably wouldn't be doing a ton of overclocking. |
[3173.12 --> 3175.32] There's not much in the way of VRM cooling here. |
[3175.32 --> 3183.20] So, this looks like not like a balls-to-the-wall, like an ROG competitor, but more like kind of a mainstream decent board. |
[3184.22 --> 3186.70] You got four SATA ports right there. |
[3187.78 --> 3190.06] No M.2 that I can see. |
[3190.66 --> 3194.50] That's a little discouraging unless it's on the back, which I have seen in the past. |
[3194.56 --> 3195.28] So, don't quote me on that. |
[3195.28 --> 3198.92] USB 3, PCIe 16X, two RAM slots. |
[3199.22 --> 3200.10] Looking pretty good. |
[3200.22 --> 3202.78] I mean, to be fair, they don't have much room on that board to begin with. |
[3203.00 --> 3203.40] Yes, that's true. |
[3203.40 --> 3207.04] So, they may have just been prioritizing, like, okay, we're hitting this certain budget target. |
[3207.52 --> 3210.82] We don't expect that people in this range are going to be buying M.2 cards yet. |
[3211.08 --> 3211.32] Yeah. |
[3211.46 --> 3212.08] You know what, though? |
[3212.14 --> 3217.22] This is something I really wish that AMD had done differently with AM4 is this socket. |
[3217.78 --> 3218.02] Yeah. |
[3218.02 --> 3218.90] So, two things. |
[3219.00 --> 3222.24] Number one is AMD has now done this. |
[3225.28 --> 3226.70] Three times, okay? |
[3227.32 --> 3232.04] So, they had their original socket 940, okay? |
[3232.46 --> 3237.34] Then they had socket 754, so those used a particular mounting system. |
[3237.44 --> 3244.10] So, it was a single screw on either side, and then it came out to, like, a plastic clip bracket thing like this. |
[3244.38 --> 3248.66] And the problem with that was that third-party coolers only had two anchor points, and that was kind of crappy. |
[3248.88 --> 3254.58] Then they fixed it with, uh, crap, I think 939 also still had this. |
[3254.58 --> 3258.24] So, I think it was AM2 was what the first one was called. |
[3258.30 --> 3258.94] Anyway, they fixed it. |
[3258.98 --> 3259.86] They put four posts. |
[3260.58 --> 3264.24] But, like, they still mount their own stock coolers with this stupid thing. |
[3264.30 --> 3265.76] So, I kind of went, okay, fine. |
[3266.06 --> 3268.16] I realize why you changed it this time. |
[3268.24 --> 3268.82] I get it. |
[3268.94 --> 3269.26] Fine. |
[3269.98 --> 3272.50] This time, all they did was move the hole slightly. |
[3272.50 --> 3283.50] So, all they've done for no apparent reason is kill backwards compatibility with old AM3, AM2, AM2 Plus coolers. |
[3283.50 --> 3283.82] Mm-hmm. |
[3283.82 --> 3288.00] And they've still got all this bulky plastic crap all over the socket. |
[3288.00 --> 3291.72] Like, if they had gone and they had kind of, like, gone, okay, mounting holes here. |
[3291.78 --> 3296.46] Like, done something LGA 2011 style where it's just got threaded holes around the socket. |
[3296.84 --> 3298.16] That would have been super cool. |
[3298.84 --> 3301.58] I really don't like the way they did this because it takes up a lot of space. |
[3301.58 --> 3303.50] It moved the mounting holes. |
[3303.90 --> 3313.78] And all of this, as far as I can tell, was done for no reason other than to decrease compatibility with older coolers so that cooler manufacturers can sell you a new AM4 bracket or cooler. |
[3314.00 --> 3320.04] Like, that's the tinfoil hat guy in me kind of going, I really can't think of another reason they would have done that. |
[3320.06 --> 3320.74] It's not that tinfoil. |
[3321.44 --> 3322.52] Go back to it for a sec. |
[3322.58 --> 3323.90] Someone says, Linus, it's on the back. |
[3323.96 --> 3325.78] Look, next to audio, you can see screw holes. |
[3325.78 --> 3333.60] Yeah, I can see screw holes. |
[3334.12 --> 3334.46] Wow. |
[3334.62 --> 3335.70] I would never miss a screw hole. |
[3337.36 --> 3338.36] Next to audio. |
[3338.56 --> 3339.52] Yeah, not necessarily. |
[3340.10 --> 3350.02] So, I do see these, but those, okay, and those look like M.2 mounts, but they wouldn't actually go all the way through necessarily. |
[3350.44 --> 3352.68] Like, that's not what they would look like on this side. |
[3352.76 --> 3353.80] I don't know what that is. |
[3355.78 --> 3360.98] Yeah, so I didn't want to say definitively that that's what that is if I wasn't sure. |
[3360.98 --> 3364.18] There's a lot of people saying there is M.2 on this one, so maybe it's on the back. |
[3364.26 --> 3364.44] Cool. |
[3364.62 --> 3365.20] So, maybe it is. |
[3365.30 --> 3365.40] Yeah. |
[3366.84 --> 3367.48] That's boring. |
[3368.20 --> 3369.04] Is this interesting? |
[3369.18 --> 3371.76] Facebook streaming major league soccer matches? |
[3371.92 --> 3372.86] Does anyone care about this? |
[3373.22 --> 3374.64] I mean, people in the rest of the world probably do. |
[3374.64 --> 3375.94] Apparently, James does. |
[3376.62 --> 3379.32] People in, like, here's the thing. |
[3379.40 --> 3384.98] In Canada, if you played soccer as a kid, like, 95% of your games were rained or snowed out. |
[3384.98 --> 3387.68] So, like, that's why no one cares about it here. |
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