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Switching to chromeOS has saved me thousands in car insurance, I got a raise, it fixed my broken marriage and my stepson (who moved out, after the fight) started talking to me again. But best of all my pet cat, Bangles, finally came home. 😺
exactly. also its about market share. macbooks didn't get viruses until they had enough market share for it to become viable for the people making the viruses.
@@arkethel the percentage for people who has a chromebook as their daily is stupidly low, most of the time it's schools that use them for students since it's one of the most affordable laptops for most apps used in schools
Google claims there are no Chromebook viruses, probably false too. It may be hard to infect one, but there are probably viruses, especially through Crostini and Google Play.
i would say one of the worst things about my chrome book is the fact that it sometimes buffers videos. i can watch 2 secs and then it’s back to loading
The entire reason my school has Cromebooks is because you can’t get any games lol, I mean they’re good for school though. (I’m someone who got a cromebook for school work so IMO, I got what I wanted)
For god's sake whoever who is using trackpad for gaming please PLEASE buy at least the cheapest mouse you can afford Redragon and Razer are good mice brands with budget options, playing on a trackpad is like running over sand with flippers at a marathon...
The gaming add definitely made me chuckle when I saw it. My chrome book struggles to run Microsoft teams at times and don’t get me started on loading lengthy docs files
Oh god please don't talk about doc and slides files. One time I had to present 40 slides in Google slides. IT FUCKING TOOK 5 MINUTES We looked like fucking idiots just standing there in front of 30 people
Google: “Our chromebook is a perfect gaming PC!” Also google: *makes an operating system that can’t install video games in the first place* Problem solved!
Yeah my mother has a chromebook and the automatic update is bullshit. I have to manually do it. I got my mother one as she only does simple things on a computer. I run full blown Linux on mine.
I actually had a school chromebook crap out on me, because I didn't install an update. Google claims that you wont get interrupted by updates, well at least my windows computer and iphone still work when I neglect to update them.
One time my school chromebook failed to install an update normally despite the fact I did everything right, and what happened was that every time I closed my chromebook, I open it and the chromebook restarts the entire laptop (if you can even call that pos a laptop)
@@duckmeat4674 apple doesn’t officially support the iPhone 6s anymore. I honestly couldn’t be bothered to upgrade my phone because of that, at least not right now.
It was sort of a thing back when Microsoft released Windows 10 years back. This program would almost always push the user using windows 7-8.1 to upgrade. It was very annoying
Google misleading their customers. Not anything new. “Automatic updates interrupting your game? That’s too bad. Switch to Chrome Book for automatic updates.” Their own ads contradict themselves.
No it should be "Hey! Are you too gullible to listen to this ad? Then switch to Chromebook! Worse than your PC because you can't do anything on a Chromebook! Waste money on a "alternative" but it's actually a downgrade but if you don't buy don't worry schools buy our computers to basically do nothing except D O M A T H. Always trying to get money! Google!"
My chrome book shuts down ALL the time to update when I am in meets or doing class work and may I add, when it shuts down, nothing will save and everything is lost.
I mean, BeOS R4 was released back in 1998 and it would boot on most any Windows machine in under 10 seconds even though it was running on ANCIENT hard drives that were never anything remotely like fast.
Rebeca black gaming pc its the perfect oporating system its programming profection is only matched by its anti virus, I admire its pureity, unclouded by microsoft and apple spy ware and viruses.
I think my PC just barely goes above 10 seconds, but thats mostly because the BIOS takes easily 6-8 seconds. Then again, it has a fast boot mode and an ultra-fast boot mode, and I have neither enabled, so arguably im at fault myself. Then again, in the ultra-fast mode the only way to get into the BIOS is either through an obscure windows setting or by jumping the CMOS wires, and I wont risk that until Im done tweaking. Its not worth a few seconds boot time.
Remember, this garbage is given out to nearly every student. "Chromebooks: the only laptop where run 3 retains an average of 10 frames per second or lower."
@@aegontargaryen9437 except for when the Chromebook updates and suddenly nobody can log in to google meets. Or maybe when your scroll 5 pages into your Google document and suddenly it's laggy as fuck?
Anthony Plays I used a chrome book throughout high school and it was decent enough to play videos and games. I stopped using it in senior year as I decided to use my windows laptop instead. It wasn’t the best, but at least I was able to flex my steam games and play Sonic Mania almost every morning with my friends. (Yes I even brought Xbox controllers as well. Lmao)
Yeah they said the issue with other computers is automatic updates during your game, but then they tried to say the benefit of Chromebooks were the automatic updates
I actually have the oppsite issue. I tell windows to update over night so it can be done in the morning. I then get on to see a promt asking me if I am ready to update.
Never had an issue with updates on my pc. Windows sends a little pop up window asking for an update (sometimes not even that) and I'm like ok cool. Let me just play my video games first. 5 hours passes and it gives me a shut down and update option when I'm about to turn off my pc. Takes a minute and Done.
I remember when I was in elementary school and kids on the bus would flex that they found out how to play roblox on their school chrome books. Good times.
I got a chromebook for Christmas because my mum thought it would be good for things like homework and playing games BUT EVERYTIME I TRY TO USE IT, IT LAGS NO MATTER WHAT
Got Chromebook from school is one thing but get Chromebook as a main computer is making zero sense and I think it’s should make zero sense as a secondary laptop also. Vaio SX14 or Fujitsu Lifebook are way better
@@BruhMoment93_ android is better in performance and apps because you can just download any apk off the internet for free. But for ios, it literally is just for style over performance and hardware. But of course since your dumb enough to think that jetpack joyride is exclusive to only ios, you wont care for what I have to say because you simply dont understand.
Chromebook boot up in 12 seconds, but take 2 minutes to start everything up after that. That's slower than most hard drive computers from the early 2010s.
As someone who has both used a modern day chromebook, and owns a computer from 2012 (integrated GPU, low end, £300 (as of 2012) PC)... I can confirm this.
I “accidentally” infected my school chrome book with 15 different viruses. I hate those things. They won’t let me use my own computer for school stuff and make the school install their shitty testing software. School problem, not chrome book.
Its weird as fuck. I graduated high school last year and in college we use our own laptops and they dont even install any software to monitor us. I literally take tests and can look up the answers if I want to. No camera monitoring, no locking me in the test tab, no teacher monitoring, nothing. So basically what im saying is high school sucks balls you gotta get outta there my guy.
@@dannydevito7000 To be fair, there's a reason for that. It's a difference in mindset: Everyone's required to go to high school. You're expected to learn the curriculum. So high schools do their best to force you to learn (with debatable effectiveness). Colleges, on the other hand, take the philosophy of "You chose to come here to learn. Heck, you're _paying_ us to learn. If you choose not to learn from us, that's your problem."
I'd use my laptop, rather than a chrome book, the gt 710 is about 170% better than this laptops gpu, my cpu is around a Core 2 duo E8600 Edit: My single core performance is around a E7400
Honestly you would be better off just buying an old Samsung phone and using Dex let alone an old Windows PC also, everyone already knows your full name is AvientGamer
If you were to spend that much if you didn’t need portability you could build something with used parts that would be so much better than any chromebook.
For that first AD, I will absolutely debate how annoying Windows updates can be when you're trying to just shutdown the computer late at night (or whatever), but I can confidently say that NOT ONCE, not a single time have I EVER had my computer forcibly shutdown for a Windows update in the middle of game. Windows always prompts when it wants to do an auto-update with the ability to postpone it to the next shutdown. If you ignore the super obvious prompts, or don't postpone the update, at that point it's on you, not Windows. Edit: Now some more comments... - Are they seriously claiming you can game on a Chromebook, where even the highest end (expensive) Chromebook products have relatively low specs. They're built for light office work and internet-browsing Google, stop trying to sell them as something they are not. - Nowadays Windows Defender is more than competent enough for most people. If you want something else, there are also PLENTY of free options out there. I would not personally advise anybody to actually pay for anti-malware, unless the person you're installing for is the kind of person to run into a lot of ID10T problems (and might benefit from the extra customer support). - Like Linux, most of the defence for a Chromebook seems to be "security by obscurity". Because Windows is by far the most popular consumer OS, of course people are gonna make viruses for Windows, because that's where they can cast the biggest net. There being hardly any Chromebook viruses should not qualify as "built-in protection". - Boot times vary for all computer, based on age and specification. Citing a universal boottime is just a bad idea, cause it can be so easily disproven. - The rest of these aren't even unique selling points... It can download Netflix videos to watch offline, big whoop, almost ANY computer can do that. Has a long battery life, again big whoop, so do a lot of modern Windows laptops in similar price ranges (with generally better specs). Double Edit: See @miss barfin's reply
The OS is not incompatible with most games you can't play all games but you can play most of your games also chrome os is not like linux, it actually runs linux with extra google libraries which makes it easier to run linux and android apps without emulation you can install Linux version of steam you can play +65% of your steam library games even some windows only games thanks to a computability layer created by valve called proton it's obviously not perfect and i'm not saying anyone should ditch windows for chrome os if they are a gamer but saying that you can't play games or pc games on a chromebook is as stupid and misleading as those Ads
@@Dr.Mohandes I didn't actually think of that, you're right... Though saying ChromeOS can play games by virtue of being a linux fork is kinda misleading on their part too, as you could just install Linux on a regular machine without leaving so much performance on the table.
@@G3HP I agree that chrome OS shouldn't be advertised for gamers or gaming in general because gaming is really not what chrome OS for no one should ever buy a Chromebook for gaming because windows is obviously the king of PC gaming but if anyone owns a Chromebook they might be able to play their favorite game especially if it's made by valve or it's a indie game saying that you can't play PC games at all on a Chromebook is simply not true a lot of games simply don't run like valorant or rainbow six siege because of anticheat issues some games are playable but have issues like gta 5 it runs well and it's playable both single player and multiplayer but you can't play using FiveM because it needs a feature that is needed by FiveM which is not implemented in valve's proton and some games run perfectly fine without any issues like Dota2 or plague inc or all of the Tomb Raider and Deus ex games
@@Dr.Mohandes Chrome OS shouldn't be advertised as anything more than a Google Chrome optimizer. There isn't a single thing I'd say Chromebooks can do better than literally any other laptop in its price range. Literally the only people I'd recommend a Chromebook to are older people who don't know how to use a computer and high schoolers who can't seem to own a PC without downloading malware.
@@crazytom2k2 Same here. I've been using Windows 10 nearly daily since release and have never once run into it updating in the middle of something. I've had update warnings hours in advance that I could even postpone to reboot, but never once have I had my computer just randomly shut down and update.
The only demographic I do actually see Chromebooks being used for is for either elementary, middle, or secondary school systems. The lower end Chromebooks are pretty cheap, and there is pretty much 0 need for performance, even if it is trying to work a Google Docs file. Anything beyond those basics though and the Chromebooks become effectively worthless.
I got a Chromebook for my computer iliterate mom to browse Facebook and read her mails and its perfectly fine for that use. For anything more taxing than that i really wouldnt recommend a chromebook.
I'm in high school and I tend to use my laptop instead of the school chromebooks which I haven't touched in months. Once I was upgrading my ssd to an nvme and had some problems with the boot drive so I had to use my chromebook for a few days while I fixed it. It's so bad. It takes a whole 5s to open a new tab, minutes to get onto canvas, and I felt so limited by the os. I was glad to get back to my computer with an nvidia 1550, Intel i7 9th gen, and 16gb ram. The difference was so clear. Also "tired of getting interrupted by updates?" Laughs in linux livepatch
@Fishy Marauder that is definitely how it works on TH-cam if you have an adblock you can’t get video ads or picture ads on YT, it’s just like how TH-cam premium works but not 13 dollars a month
I once showed my High School's IT department how slow Chromebooks were compared to my old hp pavilion laptop and i swear to god i saw the life in his eyes fade away.
Windows 10 rarely shuts down to install updates. on 99% you get a full screen message saying windows wants to restart but now you have the options to restart later and schedule when to restart.
My parents made the best mistake ever. Last Christmas I was getting a chromebook I was so excited and I heard that my parents where getting it but on the way back they looked very upset cause they thought they got me the wrong chromebook or something, I asked what was wrong they said they got the wrong chromebook and they show me the “chromebook” but it was a windows laptop and I thought they were joking
A few points regarding your experience: 1: Cheaper Chromebooks are absolutely like cheaper laptops. You'll get what you pay for - a terrible user experience. No doubt most places using Chromebooks will also be using the cheaper ones - almost guaranteeing it's no better than your average "friend's old budget-friendly Dell/HP PC that's kept in the kitchen for their younger siblings and computer illiterate parents to run into the ground". 2: Are you 100% sure you didn't attempt to use the laptop casually and only used it for productivity? (i.e. probably google drive/docs, and your typical web browsing experience - not social media, but just viewing pages, doing research, etc..?). Many of us consider the internet to be more than googling a question: it can include some online games (html5, previously flash games), and using things like Facebook, email, and other types of social media and media consumption, and unfortunately, many of those things are surprisingly heavier weight than one might imagine, especially on a low-power device attempting for a full desktop internet experience. I'm doubtful people today would consider such things lightweight, but many still do, so it's something to consider - even people repurposing older Windows systems run into this caveat. 3: If it's overall slowness, did you confirm other devices aren't being slow at the same time in the same area (house, library, etc.)? Many eLearning sites, at least when I was still in high school and college honestly sucked, so any device, limited-access school computer/laptop or my own devices just... was terrible, and made me think very little of the school systems until I confirmed it wasn't just their computers (or mine)
trust me, my school uses chromebooks for students, and they're slow, don't support that much at all (example: turning on capslock normally, or some files and folders) and make you want to actually die when using it
Some people have brought up Stadia as an example of gaming on a Chromebook. That still does not constitute ON the hardware. The streamed gaming experience on Stadia has a lot of problems especially on encoding/decoding on low powered machines or with low bandwith, this ad implies you are playing games ON the machine not streaming it. I also think these machines are great in certain cases, I just feel the way they are advertised is morally wrong and misleading. You certainly can play some games on a Chromebook like that found in the Android store as I mentioned?
Really smart educated people don't do stupid stuff on their computers? You sir couldn't be more wrong. Ive seen some really smart people do pretty stupid things. You are also assuming that just because they are smart they are good with computers.
Stadia isn’t that bad on a pc connected to Ethernet although I do agree that the servers are not great compared to my pc which is better than one of the servers plus the game library is not that great
My school: We will have every. Single. Freaking. Chromebook. In existence. (Addition) Chromebooks are so slow at my school, it takes so long to load a page!! Then the principals have Surface Pro"s and MacBooks :/
My school has stickers on each computer with the password on it, sooo, anybody could just look at somebody’s computer and get into their account. Nice job school, stupid mfs.
Chromebook team: Any ideas for features? Bob: How about virus protection Chromebook team: Good Idea, but how should we do it Bob: how about we make it so no files can be opened. Chromebook team: Brilliant!
Admin 1: What is the best computer we can get for our students. Admin 2: How about these chrome books. Admin 1: Excellent. You get a promotion. Students: yo. wtf is this.
Funfact, you can get a 200 usd Microsoft Surface Pro 1st gen tablet from 2013 running Windows with an i5 on ebay, that's way more useable than a 2020 chromebook.
@Ryan Salazar Probably better off getting Linux on it since it would work even on ARM ones, Windows 10 would be a nightmare on one considering how heavy it is in terms of performance usage. I have a friend with a full sized, proper new laptop that came with Windows 10 and it just chugged along before I installed Linux on it, I can't even imagine how it would be on a Chromebook.
So, I used to work in a retail store that sold electronics and the primary focus was computers. We sold many different brands, Chromebooks included. The amount of times we'd get students returning Chromebooks because they were misadvised by something they heard is not even funny. They'd return the Chromebook and complain saying "I can't run CAD on this!" to which i'd reply with "Well yeah I know, its a Chromebook. You need a Windows machine. The most you'll do on that work wise is typing a word document in Google Docs".
@@notlNSIGHT From reading other comments, most people who did get interrupted mid-game over an update were using windows 8 or windows 7 and getting windows 10 pushed on them. Still a crap business practice, but not a common problem today.
I just have windows set to up date when I'm not using it. The only time I get notifications is when Windows Defender does it's scan at 1am... which I could turn off too but chose not to.
I actually know how to hack a chromebook (kind of) I just know that im going to get in a f* ton of trouble if I were to even enable debug mode on the chromebook that I use for school. Really unfair.
@@raiisleep Wish I could have my own personal laptop instead of these crappy chromebooks. Enabling dev mode, you could get into a lot of legal trouble, I wouldn't advise it.
@@SpringySpring04 There wouldn't be any legal trouble. I'm enabling a feature to piss off the "Technicians" at my school. They actually have to do something instead of trying to do a "factory reset" if somebody has a broken screen. It's on them if they don't wanna spend time to disable dev mode.
Chromebooks are virus-less is because you legitimately can't install anything. You are stuck with Chrome and that's it. Sure you can (poorly) emulate some Android apps but that's about it.
Chromebooks do not emulate android apps, android libraries are natively available on chromebook you will just run it also, you have access to +65% of your steam library by installing steam it's just like saying Windows 10 is bad for gaming because there's only candy crush and asphalt in windows store
@@abramthefighters none of them run atom that get sold in stores, the widest range is celeron to i5s like any other laptop that people choose between. Minus stadia and xcloud, Performance is gonna be the same for games with matched specs to a windows. And with linux and crossover, if its strong enough to run something, it can do it. Ive gotten overwatch decently to work on an m3 model as example.
@@KyleRBean exactly chromebooks are not made for gaming and should not be advertised for it but they are highly misunderstood by people and the main reason is misleading videos this like we're commenting on
As someone that owns a Chromebook these ads were kind of hard to watch. Well like you I got mine from my Mother when she got it at a sell for Wal-mart for a 2 for $200 sale (probably less) a few years ago. A few thing I want to mention to anyone interested in a Chromebook is don't over pay for one, and especially not $1000. It is low-power enough for decent tasks to do like the few Microsoft programs to use (Word, Powerpoint, Excel) and even the simple Doc program is good for simple typing. Oh and for Gaming yea I don't think you can play that game shown (not going to try) but at MOST you can use emulators to play DS and PS1 games especially since that there is a play store app (making this more like an fancy android Phone), just have a micro USB and a controller prepared and at most play RPG rather then action games for the best experience. At most I even emulated Fallout 1 on my Chromebook with a free DOSbox emulator. These are limitations of the Chromebook however there are positives if people are aware of the limitations themselves, and what made the ads hard to for me today is that it is aimed at potential Consumers that don't understand basic computers (which you must have stated in the video). During this pandemic I actually used some college financial aid (about $390 and unactivated windows) to build my first Windows PC and thought it has simple parts and at moment I thought I wasted the money I actually got it working and it has defiantly been worth it. To make a long story short: don't over pay for a Chromebook, get a simple one for sale if you are interested and/or save your money for a PC that is more valuable over all. So far I am still happy with mine (typing on it right now) and I believe I have the best of both worlds with it. Edit: This is the most likes I ever got in a TH-cam comment. Thank you all for taking the time to read and like.
My theory is if you're going to go in depth enough to run emulators and such on a brand new Chromebook, get a used laptop that can do everything better for the same price. You can have x86 support so wildly more things can run on it just as efficiently.
Try the Linux beta. You can install all sorts of programs with that. You can play most games you can on a Windows computer. However you have to keep in mind that a chromebook does not have great performance so that is the only limitation
@@Bo15307 Yea does not sound like a bad idea, however I am now learning about OS stuff and I have build my PC recently so I may get a bit comfortable with windows. If I am guessing correctly would that Bata be a good way to learn about Linux on my free time? I have gotten into steam recently, and at most the low-end games I would hope to play is the Disgaea games on steam, but I may need to learn about Virtual Machines more.
Solid bear The Linux beta is a somewhat good way to learn about Linux. You will be forced to get to know the command line a bit but not much at all. You really only have to know what “ls”, “cd”, “apt”, “nano”, “cp” and “mv” does. It’s not that hard. I would look at a few tutorials online. Reply to me in this thread if you need any help. Also, man before a command brings up a manual about the command.
My school has been using chromebooks for the past 5 years. Luckily I have a Windows PC with a 1080 ti but I feel bad for everyone else who has to deal with the awful $150 chromebooks.
Windows never forces an update unless I do it manually or when I shut my computer down. Never once has it automatically updated while I’m using it, so I really don’t get the whole “gaming with interruptions” thing.
@@davidreddick3016 yea thats kinda what I figured too. But it still seems like a brighter move to just come out and say it, instead of allude to it. But whatever. I dont have the fancy dance marketing degree
Dongus Chromebook is owned by Google, and so is TH-cam. So their own algorithm is saying that a product they made is bad by recommending this such video lol TL;DR Chromebook is owned by the same company that owns TH-cam
@@gamer-we5hf Still Incorrect. Google Is a platform where you can make websites. They don't own the websites. Thats like saying unity owns all the games made with it
Nah you can get interrupted, with the INSANE AMOUNT OF LAG simple browser games will lag to the point where they're unplayable, which imo is an interruption
Omg. Thank god im not alone. Idk whats with her voice but she physically hurts me every god damn time i hear her voice. Its that really annoying tone in her voice.
@@goldh2o543 Oh ok, people in my school did use to say these things so I didn't find it weird to see the same argument being brought up in other places, my bad :D
Yeah it’s mostly internet speed, but rendering a 4K video in realtime also takes a bit of effort, a chromebook which is optimized to only run a web browser doesn’t quite have this processing power And that’s rendering from a pre-rasterized video, all the image data is there it just has to display to the screen, imagine trying to rasterize then render a 3D scene with reflections and visual effects, like most games nowadays do..
@@sodiboo you only need 15-20mbs to render 4k, and they are already working on 4k editing, wtf are you talking about, its like you live in 1990, my internet is 1200mbs btw because its fucking 2020 and rendering 4k is literally easy and seamless as fuck. the issue is the processor of a chromebook will burn out streaming it to a 4k television over time dimwit...it's not capability at all, it's sustainability. A typical large screen normally requires at least a quadcore(you'd really want 8) processor before damage wouldn't be done to a laptop, and most chromebooks come in 2 or 4, the older ones even being single processors. As for the video capability itself, just plug it into a '4k hdmi' like no shit it will work lmfao you're so god damn dumb, and if you weren't using a chromebook to play on an 80" screen and just used it's native screen like idk, a reasonable person, then there is literally no issue at all. the fact is, using a laptop to power an 80" screen will damage any device, so these comparisons are always fucking stupid to chromebooks. I've blown out several laptops to this issue, not just chromebooks duh. The economic model of chromebooks also seems reasonable to me. Rental plans make the low cost effectively low cost access to the internet. They have a student program, where you can get one for $15/yr as a rental, this wouldn't be possible with lots of expensive components. The fact it can also play Path of Exile at indistinguishable difference to a modern PC with adequate internet connection, is just a benefit.
Are you sick of being able to make phone calls on your gaming device? Why not buy a chrome book! It has the processing power of a phone, with none of the functionality!
Thank you for this video! I’ve been so confused by the chromebook ads because of what I already knew about them. I thought maybe they had changed fundamentally but yeah... no.
Windows defender just makes you get more viruses my grandma had to get 3 windows laptops in a year and basically all she does on it is browse Facebook and this only happened on windows 10 look I know what I’m about to say is kinda funny but a windows vista beat windows 10 in safety she has had the thing for like 10 years
bruh was watching this from a school mandated chromebook. they really do suck. sometimes mine just doesnt want to play youtube videos, and the screen is even 720p...
My niece got one of those from her elementary school but it just sits on the counter taking up space because it's locked to xfinity hotspot login but there none available since they don't supply service to her area.
@@AnarickTheDevil Yeah, schools seem to do their absolute best to lock Chromebooks down more than they already are. When I was in high school, they: - Wouldn't allow us to sign into personal accounts - Disabled every single Chrome extension besides school mandated ones (meaning all ad-blockers and Chrome themes were disabled) These were on those shitty $100-$200 laptops too, meaning they were absolutely useless and the battery life could barely get through a single school day. Sometimes they even struggled to load TH-cam.
While I was at school, I compared the speed of my 2018 smartphone, (Snapdragon 845) to a Chromebook. The phone completely beat the crap out of it! Especially in multi core scores!
Technically speaking, any virus that runs on an Android device will run on ChromeOS since it IS just a modified Android OS. In other words, Chromebooks have an absolutely massive and terrifyingly sneaky library of viruses to watch out for.
@Paradoxical Nightmare It doesn’t really work like that. Not only is Android heavily sandboxed on Chrome OS, but there is no way to install software on Chrome whatsoever outside of Google’s app platforms and VM Linux. If you’re just using what’s available in the Play Store, the only way anything malicious can properly get into your system is via a Trojan-compromised app download. The OS is, from what I can gather, impervious to _viruses_ specifically.
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I think they were referencing stadia
speaking of minecraft, I can play MC at 60 fps. On a chromebook
“Trapped in your uncle’s basement without food or water? No problem! Switch to Chromebook!”
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Switching to chromeOS has saved me thousands in car insurance, I got a raise, it fixed my broken marriage and my stepson (who moved out, after the fight) started talking to me again.
But best of all my pet cat, Bangles, finally came home. 😺
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@Ace it comes with FOOD AND WATER?! Sold
Like legit, why would you write malware for chromebook? What are you going to steal? Their homework?
exactly. also its about market share. macbooks didn't get viruses until they had enough market share for it to become viable for the people making the viruses.
@@arkethel the percentage for people who has a chromebook as their daily is stupidly low, most of the time it's schools that use them for students since it's one of the most affordable laptops for most apps used in schools
Google claims there are no Chromebook viruses, probably false too. It may be hard to infect one, but there are probably viruses, especially through Crostini and Google Play.
One might want to write malware to brick all chromebooks to rid the world of them, but other than that I can't think of a reason.
@@arkethel yes so that they can add, lets say, porn to their Chromebook so they have to face the consequences.
"Oh no, did you game just get interrupted by an update?"
OH NO, DID YOUR VIDEO GET INTERRUPTED BY A 15 SECOND UNSKIPPABLE AD?
Oh no, did your video just get interrupted by a misleading ad? Well, never switch to chromebook for gaming!
Idk why but the voice used for the ads is annoying.
Oh no did you disable auto update? Oh boy does ur laptop ask you to update???? Did your pc update on startup??? Wow it didnt update while u using it!
I been on a chromebook before these ads, and they are not really misleading
i would say one of the worst things about my chrome book is the fact that it sometimes buffers videos. i can watch 2 secs and then it’s back to loading
The entire reason my school has Cromebooks is because you can’t get any games lol, I mean they’re good for school though. (I’m someone who got a cromebook for school work so IMO, I got what I wanted)
sup Jedi
and yeah i agree with your point, but chromebooks still seem scummy.
I guess so, it’s just easier to regulate I guess? I can’t see any other benefit besides that.
I guess you could play some crap online game
chromebook is prob the most unsupported os you can only get stuff from the chrome webstore and that's it and the chrome webstore is trash
"Our Chromebooks are suitable for gaming!"
Bruh my Chromebook crashes multiple times in a row opening up _Chrome._
I can even search on chrome without it crashing like wtf
Me: *plays a simple flash game on minimum graphics
Chromebook: so you have chosen... death.
🤮
That’s really oof
Hope you get windows or mac! Chromebooks are trash.
And she is playing with a trackpad
Oh yeh lmao
lol and on a game that is basically shut down now
Quatzali
For god's sake whoever who is using trackpad for gaming please PLEASE buy at least the cheapest mouse you can afford Redragon and Razer are good mice brands with budget options, playing on a trackpad is like running over sand with flippers at a marathon...
@@sparrow8095 Nice, srry but that sort of things just triggers my OCD so badly lol
You can't complain about getting low fps in games if you can't play them :}
Can’t argue with that
Amen
nice
I can feel the meme in this comment. Lol
@@bagel3214 same here
The gaming add definitely made me chuckle when I saw it. My chrome book struggles to run Microsoft teams at times and don’t get me started on loading lengthy docs files
I had to use one for zoom some time ago. The amount of times the tab would just die on me was incredible
Oh god please don't talk about doc and slides files. One time I had to present 40 slides in Google slides.
IT FUCKING TOOK 5 MINUTES
We looked like fucking idiots just standing there in front of 30 people
In before Google sends this video to the shadow realm
haha funny comment! good one justin!
woah it’s been a while since i seen a justin Y comment
xd justin y xd
He lives
Justin!
Google: “Our chromebook is a perfect gaming PC!”
Also google: *makes an operating system that can’t install video games in the first place*
Problem solved!
BlindingLight .exe files are quaking
No Henry Stickmin Collection for you Google.
y du i hav tu play roblox on mobio for Chromebook
It's time to switch again! TO LINUX WE GO...
Proven Scroll plot twist: chromeOS is actually a gentoo fork
Can we talk about how Chromebooks have “hidden updates” but it still tells you that you need to restart your computer to updates it...
if you turn it off before bed every night you won't have to worry about restarting it during the day.
Umm you still disnt completly turn it off then
I just got one
Yup
Yeah my mother has a chromebook and the automatic update is bullshit. I have to manually do it.
I got my mother one as she only does simple things on a computer.
I run full blown Linux on mine.
I have a Chromebook and like 99.99% of the time it tells me:
UPDATE AVAILABLE
UPDATE AVAILABLE
UPDATE AVAILABLE
I actually had a school chromebook crap out on me, because I didn't install an update. Google claims that you wont get interrupted by updates, well at least my windows computer and iphone still work when I neglect to update them.
One time my school chromebook failed to install an update normally despite the fact I did everything right, and what happened was that every time I closed my chromebook, I open it and the chromebook restarts the entire laptop (if you can even call that pos a laptop)
@@samauman1747 why would you neglect updates? I don't use windows or Chromebooks, but ignoring updates just seem stupid from a security perspective
@@duckmeat4674 apple doesn’t officially support the iPhone 6s anymore. I honestly couldn’t be bothered to upgrade my phone because of that, at least not right now.
"UPDATE AVAILABLE"
"UPDATE AVAILABLE"
"UPDATE AVAILABLE"
"UPDATE AVAILABLE"
"UPDATE AVAILABLE"
"Error: Administrator has locked the ChromeOS version"
"UPDATE AVAILABLE"
"UPDATE AVAILABLE"
"UPDATE AVAILABLE"
"UPDATE AVAILABLE"
"UPDATE AVAILABLE"
A chromebook can't even handle a Zoom Class without the CPU overheating.
My chromebook crashes when I have zoom in full screen and someone screen shares or stops screen sharing
Exactly
Edit: i said exactly and got 18 likes wtf
All I have to do is have my chrome book plugged in and running for it to overheat
fr
It can handle zoom but screen sharing crashes the laptop. Aslo if you want to game with this the game you will be playing is roblox.
I’ve literally never had Windows 10 force an update while I was playing games in my entire life
It was sort of a thing back when Microsoft released Windows 10 years back. This program would almost always push the user using windows 7-8.1 to upgrade. It was very annoying
I do think it’s a bit stupid that chrome book would use that as an example just now instead of when it was relevant
Fuzzy Cactus This exactly!
Exactly.
i’ve never had windows force an update period. it’s always “hey, update required, want me to remind me later?”
My friend uses a Chromebook and he gets ads for Chromebook when he's on a Chromebook.
@mango All I get is ads about how an HDMI or SCART cable is the secret to having faster Wifi.
Get this new chromebook because you need more
I used the Chromebook to get ads for a Chronebook
Bruh same for me
he should switch to a chromebook
This is ironic because my grandmother got me a Chromebook thinking that it was an animation laptop so now I just gotta Chromebook with a touchscreen-
Aw. It’s the thought that counts, don’t blame her for googles misleading ads.
I feel bad for grandma. I'd use the device for media consumption
Google misleading their customers. Not anything new.
“Automatic updates interrupting your game? That’s too bad. Switch to Chrome Book for automatic updates.” Their own ads contradict themselves.
It’s not misleading they are showing it auto updates
No it should be "Hey! Are you too gullible to listen to this ad? Then switch to Chromebook! Worse than your PC because you can't do anything on a Chromebook! Waste money on a "alternative" but it's actually a downgrade but if you don't buy don't worry schools buy our computers to basically do nothing except D O M A T H. Always trying to get money! Google!"
@@rallyespecialty if Google was honest
My chrome book shuts down ALL the time to update when I am in meets or doing class work and may I add, when it shuts down, nothing will save and everything is lost.
Ads: "Get a Chromebook, with less than 10 second boot times"
Me: "Just buy an SSD for your existing computer..."
And install Linux
I mean, BeOS R4 was released back in 1998 and it would boot on most any Windows machine in under 10 seconds even though it was running on ANCIENT hard drives that were never anything remotely like fast.
or just be patient
Rebeca black gaming pc its the perfect oporating system its programming profection is only matched by its anti virus, I admire its pureity, unclouded by microsoft and apple spy ware and viruses.
I think my PC just barely goes above 10 seconds, but thats mostly because the BIOS takes easily 6-8 seconds. Then again, it has a fast boot mode and an ultra-fast boot mode, and I have neither enabled, so arguably im at fault myself. Then again, in the ultra-fast mode the only way to get into the BIOS is either through an obscure windows setting or by jumping the CMOS wires, and I wont risk that until Im done tweaking. Its not worth a few seconds boot time.
my chromebook can get a solid 10 FPS on google snake
Wow
Heh, that’s nothing! I can open up a google tab AND a zoom meeting with mine!
DAMN THATS A WHOLE LOT
You guys have running tabs?!
lmao i tried playing minecraft and it had 3 fps
Remember, this garbage is given out to nearly every student.
"Chromebooks: the only laptop where run 3 retains an average of 10 frames per second or lower."
And the admins are dick heads. No youtube no app store no files no nothing. The only real way to unblock stuff is to jail break the chrome book
For school work these are perfectly adequate.
@@aegontargaryen9437 except for when the Chromebook updates and suddenly nobody can log in to google meets.
Or maybe when your scroll 5 pages into your Google document and suddenly it's laggy as fuck?
@@aegontargaryen9437 bullshit it took me 7 minutes to load a meet tab😫👌
@@think_of_a_storyboard3635 blame your school for handing out garbage, outdated hardware. Not chromebooks fault.
Chromebooks are primarily for school assignments. That's why they exist.
Why are they not marketing this to college students?
Because their not good for collage students only for education in elementary and maybe middle school
Anthony Plays I used a chrome book throughout high school and it was decent enough to play videos and games. I stopped using it in senior year as I decided to use my windows laptop instead. It wasn’t the best, but at least I was able to flex my steam games and play Sonic Mania almost every morning with my friends. (Yes I even brought Xbox controllers as well. Lmao)
Because chromebooks can't run anything
@@Somefool669 yeah they can barely run anything and my school chromebook only has 16gb of storage
Because they’re a terrible choice for a college student who does literally everything on their laptop
"Chromebooks update automatically" wasn't the problem with a Windows computer that it updates without you wanting it to?
Yeah they said the issue with other computers is automatic updates during your game, but then they tried to say the benefit of Chromebooks were the automatic updates
@Mackenzie McIntyre, so it's not automatic?
@@gunnaryoung both require you to LMAO
Just for the record, Chromebooks don't update automatically. Google straight up lied.
Windows 10 has never randomly updated for me, I have to click restart or shutdown for it to happen.
Yeah, if you don't postpone updates for ages, Windows won't "randomly" update on you.
bIiL gAtEs PaId YoU tO sAy ThIs
I actually have the oppsite issue. I tell windows to update over night so it can be done in the morning. I then get on to see a promt asking me if I am ready to update.
Never had an issue with updates on my pc. Windows sends a little pop up window asking for an update (sometimes not even that) and I'm like ok cool. Let me just play my video games first. 5 hours passes and it gives me a shut down and update option when I'm about to turn off my pc. Takes a minute and Done.
@@Left4Cake that's probably because ur computer is off
I remember when I was in elementary school and kids on the bus would flex that they found out how to play roblox on their school chrome books. Good times.
how bro, remember one kid in my typing class playing fornite..
nice 2 fps gameplay 😂
At this point people who want a Chromebook are better off with a Windows XP computer lol
Nah fam windows xp is better
@@GUNUFofficial thats what he said
A school chrome book can at least run roblox unlike windows xp wich is ending support for every game except pac man
No offense to windows XP
@@Jalaquinate but windows Xp boot music is fire though
“The everything button”
There 20 years late to the fucking Windows key
Yeah they basically just learned what the windows button was.
YEET
@@dumbnuggetsw why?
YEET
@@dumbnuggetsw Oh- okay then
I remember when we had Chromebooks in my school, and occasionally if I typed a bit too fast, the Chromebook would start lagging horribly.
It came too fast😳
FR
Sometimes if I type too fast, some keys don't even respond so basically here's an example if I typed too fast:
Ths is anexample
@@cursorkitty FR and when I connect my personal keeb it doesn't register the caps lock right away so it's really annoying
Fr though
I got a chromebook for Christmas because my mum thought it would be good for things like homework and playing games BUT EVERYTIME I TRY TO USE IT, IT LAGS NO MATTER WHAT
ikr
Got Chromebook from school is one thing but get Chromebook as a main computer is making zero sense and I think it’s should make zero sense as a secondary laptop also. Vaio SX14 or Fujitsu Lifebook are way better
@@alpzepta ikr. sadly my parents won't buy me anything better.
Also I don't get why my mum didn't look at a single review either, but don't worry I got a less shittier computer now
your problem lol
Chromebook: Barely works as a computer
Schools: *I'LL TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STOCK!*
May be because the computer is very cheap..
@@michaelperez6811 and so people dont play games on it?
Sad Quag same for me it’s sad
@@md7294 I know I am just saying maybe school buys chrome books because the chrome books are cheap
They work just fine, I don’t know what you’re on about. Celeron chrome books are more than capable enough for google docs and Chrome
"Oh no, did your game get interpreted by an update?"
Me: no your OS only supports 4 games
IOS is better
Because Jetpack joyride
@@BruhMoment93_ ...you do not understand.
Android has the same games.
iOS has the downside of being a hub for TikTok ads.
@@BruhMoment93_ I have jetpack joy ride on my android
Lasgene Alt F4 WHAT
@@BruhMoment93_ android is better in performance and apps because you can just download any apk off the internet for free. But for ios, it literally is just for style over performance and hardware. But of course since your dumb enough to think that jetpack joyride is exclusive to only ios, you wont care for what I have to say because you simply dont understand.
Chromebook boot up in 12 seconds, but take 2 minutes to start everything up after that. That's slower than most hard drive computers from the early 2010s.
As someone who has both used a modern day chromebook, and owns a computer from 2012 (integrated GPU, low end, £300 (as of 2012) PC)... I can confirm this.
My pc boots everything in under 20 seconds, just because of SSD power.
my 2017 laptop loads the same as early 2010s laptops ig ://
it takes a little bit to load, so wait a minute but everything is great from that!
Mine gets hot and I mean, literal heat radiation.
I “accidentally” infected my school chrome book with 15 different viruses. I hate those things. They won’t let me use my own computer for school stuff and make the school install their shitty testing software. School problem, not chrome book.
I installed mine with wannacry
Its weird as fuck. I graduated high school last year and in college we use our own laptops and they dont even install any software to monitor us. I literally take tests and can look up the answers if I want to. No camera monitoring, no locking me in the test tab, no teacher monitoring, nothing. So basically what im saying is high school sucks balls you gotta get outta there my guy.
@@dannydevito7000 To be fair, there's a reason for that. It's a difference in mindset:
Everyone's required to go to high school. You're expected to learn the curriculum. So high schools do their best to force you to learn (with debatable effectiveness).
Colleges, on the other hand, take the philosophy of "You chose to come here to learn. Heck, you're _paying_ us to learn. If you choose not to learn from us, that's your problem."
@@TheOneGuy1111 you’re right, I don’t see why someone would bother cheating in college why be there if you aren’t trying to actually learn anything
See the problem is my Chrome book is already infected with "school stuff"
Chromebook is a tax on people who don't understand computers
They are the Toyota of computer manufacturers.
Lmao
@@tomhubbard8510 at least toyota is reliable
Apple: *laughs in pile of money*
@@tomhubbard8510
Toyota is actually good and reliable though. Chromebooks are more like Land Rovers. Overpriced with nothing good about them.
I'd rather use a gt 710 with a core 2 duo than a chromebook
I'd use my laptop, rather than a chrome book, the gt 710 is about 170% better than this laptops gpu, my cpu is around a Core 2 duo E8600
Edit: My single core performance is around a E7400
Me with and Athlon X2 and a GT 710: First time?
Heh I started on that, and it’s 100% true
i rather use my Pentium 4 2.4G Radeon IGP 340M with manjaro than a chromebook!
The C2D and GT 710 is way more powerful than the shitty Celerons that chromebook s use
Ad: Chromebook can boot up fast!
my school's chromebook: 10 minutes
It takes 5 minutes to open a google doc while I’m in a meeting. It’s sad
why is this so true
ikkkkkkkkkkkkk
Not even a raspberryPI boots in 6 seconds
Same
I love how he’s watching the video on a good laptop with a high end computer in the back with the chrome book tossed to the side
cOMPutER that isn't a *_P i e c e O f G A R B A G E_*
Honestly you would be better off just buying an old Samsung phone and using Dex let alone an old Windows PC
also, everyone already knows your full name is AvientGamer
If you want an android tablet, a touchscreen chromebook will be more useful and convenient and versatile
or you buy a cheap laptop
@@LookFren that'd work too
i installed windows on one just depends on ram and cpu and if its 64bit
If you were to spend that much if you didn’t need portability you could build something with used parts that would be so much better than any chromebook.
For that first AD, I will absolutely debate how annoying Windows updates can be when you're trying to just shutdown the computer late at night (or whatever), but I can confidently say that NOT ONCE, not a single time have I EVER had my computer forcibly shutdown for a Windows update in the middle of game. Windows always prompts when it wants to do an auto-update with the ability to postpone it to the next shutdown. If you ignore the super obvious prompts, or don't postpone the update,
at that point it's on you, not Windows.
Edit: Now some more comments...
- Are they seriously claiming you can game on a Chromebook, where even the highest end (expensive) Chromebook products have relatively low specs. They're built for light office work and internet-browsing Google, stop trying to sell them as something they are not.
- Nowadays Windows Defender is more than competent enough for most people. If you want something else, there are also PLENTY of free options out there.
I would not personally advise anybody to actually pay for anti-malware, unless the person you're installing for is the kind of person to run into a lot of ID10T problems
(and might benefit from the extra customer support).
- Like Linux, most of the defence for a Chromebook seems to be "security by obscurity". Because Windows is by far the most popular consumer OS, of course people are gonna make viruses for Windows, because that's where they can cast the biggest net. There being hardly any Chromebook viruses should not qualify as "built-in protection".
- Boot times vary for all computer, based on age and specification. Citing a universal boottime is just a bad idea, cause it can be so easily disproven.
- The rest of these aren't even unique selling points... It can download Netflix videos to watch offline, big whoop, almost ANY computer can do that. Has a long battery life, again big whoop, so do a lot of modern Windows laptops in similar price ranges (with generally better specs).
Double Edit: See @miss barfin's reply
The OS is not incompatible with most games
you can't play all games but you can play most of your games
also chrome os is not like linux, it actually runs linux with extra google libraries which makes it easier to run linux and android apps without emulation
you can install Linux version of steam you can play +65% of your steam library games even some windows only games thanks to a computability layer created by valve called proton
it's obviously not perfect and i'm not saying anyone should ditch windows for chrome os if they are a gamer but saying that you can't play games or pc games on a chromebook is as stupid and misleading as those Ads
@@Dr.Mohandes I didn't actually think of that, you're right...
Though saying ChromeOS can play games by virtue of being a linux fork is kinda misleading on their part too, as you could just install Linux on a regular machine without leaving so much performance on the table.
@@G3HP I agree that chrome OS shouldn't be advertised for gamers or gaming in general because gaming is really not what chrome OS for
no one should ever buy a Chromebook for gaming because windows is obviously the king of PC gaming
but if anyone owns a Chromebook they might be able to play their favorite game
especially if it's made by valve or it's a indie game
saying that you can't play PC games at all on a Chromebook is simply not true
a lot of games simply don't run like valorant or rainbow six siege because of anticheat issues
some games are playable but have issues like gta 5
it runs well and it's playable both single player and multiplayer but you can't play using FiveM because it needs a feature that is needed by FiveM which is not implemented in valve's proton
and some games run perfectly fine without any issues like Dota2 or plague inc or all of the Tomb Raider and Deus ex games
@@Dr.Mohandes Chrome OS shouldn't be advertised as anything more than a Google Chrome optimizer. There isn't a single thing I'd say Chromebooks can do better than literally any other laptop in its price range.
Literally the only people I'd recommend a Chromebook to are older people who don't know how to use a computer and high schoolers who can't seem to own a PC without downloading malware.
@@crazytom2k2 Same here. I've been using Windows 10 nearly daily since release and have never once run into it updating in the middle of something. I've had update warnings hours in advance that I could even postpone to reboot, but never once have I had my computer just randomly shut down and update.
The only demographic I do actually see Chromebooks being used for is for either elementary, middle, or secondary school systems. The lower end Chromebooks are pretty cheap, and there is pretty much 0 need for performance, even if it is trying to work a Google Docs file. Anything beyond those basics though and the Chromebooks become effectively worthless.
My high school uses them and oh god. I have to have 1 tile on google meets to even hear the teacher. It’s so shitty
My chromebook had 2gb of ram and was utterly useless for anything except 1 tab of Google docs
I got a Chromebook for my computer iliterate mom to browse Facebook and read her mails and its perfectly fine for that use. For anything more taxing than that i really wouldnt recommend a chromebook.
I'm in high school and I tend to use my laptop instead of the school chromebooks which I haven't touched in months. Once I was upgrading my ssd to an nvme and had some problems with the boot drive so I had to use my chromebook for a few days while I fixed it. It's so bad. It takes a whole 5s to open a new tab, minutes to get onto canvas, and I felt so limited by the os. I was glad to get back to my computer with an nvidia 1550, Intel i7 9th gen, and 16gb ram. The difference was so clear.
Also "tired of getting interrupted by updates?"
Laughs in linux livepatch
My 5yo laptop with a quad core and 8gb of ram lags with a 20 page google doc a chromeboook can’t run google docs
Jay: These ads are so misleading and need to be stopped.
Me That Uses Ad blocker
Yes
@Fishy Marauder that is definitely how it works on TH-cam if you have an adblock you can’t get video ads or picture ads on YT, it’s just like how TH-cam premium works but not 13 dollars a month
I use ublock origin
The more people that use ad blocker is the more likely chance of you having to pay a subscription for youtube
this aged like milk
I once showed my High School's IT department how slow Chromebooks were compared to my old hp pavilion laptop and i swear to god i saw the life in his eyes fade away.
“Switch to booting up as fast as 6 seconds” me late to my school class because my chromebook keeps crashing
EXACTLY whats been happening with my chromebook
I had to waste money on a webcam so I could use my pc instead of that trash chrome book the school gave me.
Windows 10 rarely shuts down to install updates. on 99% you get a full screen message saying windows wants to restart but now you have the options to restart later and schedule when to restart.
@link 4448 no
Peter Strick not all the time u can only postpone a few times
@link 4448 it never did on me
I just postpone updates till next month lol it's not like those Windows 10 updates increase performance therefore there's no urgency.
@link 4448 nope he is correct.
11:23 i wonder why my Chromebook dies in school it stars at 9 and ends at three and if my Chromebook leaves its charger it dies WOW FANTASTIC
My parents made the best mistake ever. Last Christmas I was getting a chromebook I was so excited and I heard that my parents where getting it but on the way back they looked very upset cause they thought they got me the wrong chromebook or something, I asked what was wrong they said they got the wrong chromebook and they show me the “chromebook” but it was a windows laptop and I thought they were joking
why the hell were you excited about getting a chromebook
I was very stupid then
Pog
cromebook
@@nick9115 c r o m e b o o k
U see, you cannot get interrupted in a game you never play.
no game no interuption
Hold up 🤔🤔🤔
Good point
No no, they have a point
Laughed at this but it's also stating the truth 😂😂
SSDs: exists
Chrome book: “impossible”
NVMes: exists
Chrome book: “IMPOSSIBLE”
Optane :exists
Chrome book: *"ImPoSsIbLe"*
RAM: exists
Chrome book:*IMPOSSIBLE*
Being good:
Chromebook: *IMPOSSIBLE*
Chromebooks only use emmc
pcie nvme expander: exists
chromebook: WEYFEHYHTJFDJGIJEHCJ JDKSICKCNJDCJF
Most annoying ads behind 5G Verizon. The everything button is just "tab"
I had a chromebook back in high-school. Worst experience I've had.
My school is giving these out so they can switch to eLearning and I'm dreading it
@@lessthanperfect444 hopefully they're better than what I had to use
Same
@@Vondra666 well I was toping to just use my PC since I'm used to windows
A few points regarding your experience:
1: Cheaper Chromebooks are absolutely like cheaper laptops. You'll get what you pay for - a terrible user experience. No doubt most places using Chromebooks will also be using the cheaper ones - almost guaranteeing it's no better than your average "friend's old budget-friendly Dell/HP PC that's kept in the kitchen for their younger siblings and computer illiterate parents to run into the ground".
2: Are you 100% sure you didn't attempt to use the laptop casually and only used it for productivity? (i.e. probably google drive/docs, and your typical web browsing experience - not social media, but just viewing pages, doing research, etc..?). Many of us consider the internet to be more than googling a question: it can include some online games (html5, previously flash games), and using things like Facebook, email, and other types of social media and media consumption, and unfortunately, many of those things are surprisingly heavier weight than one might imagine, especially on a low-power device attempting for a full desktop internet experience. I'm doubtful people today would consider such things lightweight, but many still do, so it's something to consider - even people repurposing older Windows systems run into this caveat.
3: If it's overall slowness, did you confirm other devices aren't being slow at the same time in the same area (house, library, etc.)? Many eLearning sites, at least when I was still in high school and college honestly sucked, so any device, limited-access school computer/laptop or my own devices just... was terrible, and made me think very little of the school systems until I confirmed it wasn't just their computers (or mine)
you can play flash games
up until december
why until December
@@draxiouss8370 Google stopped running flash...
Why does everyone forget about HTML5 games?
:{ RIP Hungry Pumpkin
@@Bebble I haven't
"virus protection"
imagine getting malware on your computer because of a bad JavaScript script you browsed
trust me, my school uses chromebooks for students, and they're slow, don't support that much at all (example: turning on capslock normally, or some files and folders) and make you want to actually die when using it
Kid: “I want a gaming pc for Christmas “
Mom: “You have a gaming laptop” *hands them their $100 Chromebook*
Hi
Kid:Mom can we buy a gaming pc
Mom:we have a gaming pc at home
Chromebook:THATS ME
Kid:NOOOOOOOOOOOO
Kid: NO NO NOOOoOoO
Mom: It has better performance
that's what my grandma did
That happened to me but i misleaded myself
I'm in middle school and we get chromebooks.
The elementary school gets windows laptops guess which grade I wish I was in
bully a 4th grader for his lenovo
I’m in the engineering class so I get a gaming laptop so it can run CAD software lol
Mattitue K same
I get macbook
I’m in high school we get laptops that we take home to use for homework. They are Fujitsu laptops though. They run fine though.
Some people have brought up Stadia as an example of gaming on a Chromebook. That still does not constitute ON the hardware. The streamed gaming experience on Stadia has a lot of problems especially on encoding/decoding on low powered machines or with low bandwith, this ad implies you are playing games ON the machine not streaming it. I also think these machines are great in certain cases, I just feel the way they are advertised is morally wrong and misleading. You certainly can play some games on a Chromebook like that found in the Android store as I mentioned?
" Plus I do not consider the streamed gaming experience "gaming""
What's this?
Really smart educated people don't do stupid stuff on their computers? You sir couldn't be more wrong. Ive seen some really smart people do pretty stupid things. You are also assuming that just because they are smart they are good with computers.
@@AnarickTheDevil yeah, I'm smart, I just downloaded 16GB ddr5 RAM, but what are these weird annoying popups?
@@jelle8055 Free performance enhancers.
Stadia isn’t that bad on a pc connected to Ethernet although I do agree that the servers are not great compared to my pc which is better than one of the servers plus the game library is not that great
My windows computer never forced an update on me. Not once, it just tells me ill need to update soon-
Chromebook: i update whenever i want
Chromebook litteraly updated automatically without my consent AND MY SHIT WASN'T SAVED.
When google who owns TH-cam suggests this video to hundreds of thousands of ppl
I used google to destroy google
Guys quick question..!!
Google or Google?
@@electricboymcit4454 neither
@@Jack3G Maybe... They agree..
My school: We will have every. Single. Freaking. Chromebook. In existence.
(Addition) Chromebooks are so slow at my school, it takes so long to load a page!! Then the principals have Surface Pro"s and MacBooks :/
It works pretty good in that environment though.
@@plzletmebefrank only if they buy them and dont just put chrome os on shit pcs
My school which runs the toilet seats on Chrome OS: First time?
and then if you break it they cost u 400 hundred dollars and it definitely isn’t that much money
My school has stickers on each computer with the password on it, sooo, anybody could just look at somebody’s computer and get into their account. Nice job school, stupid mfs.
Hello we have 83 hour battery*
*must keep computer plugged in for the 83 hours
The ads saying MacBook battery is so short compared to Chromebook is like Trump saying he won the election by a lot
My school bought a ton of these and everyone flipped their shyet when the chrome books died after 1.5 hours. Dear lord.
@@hellthehedgehog this is so true
@@sampound9091 why are you alowed by a school
They got us on the first half ngl
Chromebook team: Any ideas for features?
Bob: How about virus protection
Chromebook team: Good Idea, but how should we do it
Bob: how about we make it so no files can be opened.
Chromebook team: Brilliant!
Admin 1: What is the best computer we can get for our students.
Admin 2: How about these chrome books.
Admin 1: Excellent. You get a promotion.
Students: yo. wtf is this.
it's a piece of steaming hot garbage we got for the price of a way nicer windows thing
Yaaaaaaaaay...........
*Damn school administrators*
i have a chrome book from school that i use rn and it’s so slow it’s like the worst shit in the world
yes chromebook is good so I can hac- I mean study on so I get good grades
Funfact, you can get a 200 usd Microsoft Surface Pro 1st gen tablet from 2013 running Windows with an i5 on ebay, that's way more useable than a 2020 chromebook.
Imagine if someone were to Hackintosh one of the x86 (mainly core i3/i5) Chromebooks lol
@@ashii_ii Oh Jesus Christ, that would be horrendous but also very amusing and somehow delightful lol
Ok Peter, we all know who you work for though
@Ryan Salazar Probably better off getting Linux on it since it would work even on ARM ones, Windows 10 would be a nightmare on one considering how heavy it is in terms of performance usage. I have a friend with a full sized, proper new laptop that came with Windows 10 and it just chugged along before I installed Linux on it, I can't even imagine how it would be on a Chromebook.
Are you a shill?
"we all know windows is really bad with random updates"
I've never had windows interrupt me to tell me to update I feel special
Nope, you're not. I never get interrupted either.
@@oneup117gaming4 same
Same here.
They don’t usually interrupt you, just you turn on your computer and it’s updating
Omg how about those times when windows updates are on large televisions like in las vegas or town square.
"Everything key's" a miss opportunity to be name "any key"
“Are you tired of mandatory updates interrupting your game of Cut The Rope?”
I was at my local walmart and i saw a person buying a chromebook for her son to play minecraft, people need to research before buying computers.
Yeah I made that mistake... Turns out MineCraft is not playable on a chrome book. The only game she will be playing is roblox.
Nah you cant even run roblox on a chromebook i tried it before it said its not compatible
@@fluzznation5262 did you download roblox from the google play store?
@@P0tato6132 its still hella Laggy
@yupyipit I played among us on my Chromebook, smooth. 2d anyway lol
So, I used to work in a retail store that sold electronics and the primary focus was computers. We sold many different brands, Chromebooks included. The amount of times we'd get students returning Chromebooks because they were misadvised by something they heard is not even funny. They'd return the Chromebook and complain saying "I can't run CAD on this!" to which i'd reply with "Well yeah I know, its a Chromebook. You need a Windows machine. The most you'll do on that work wise is typing a word document in Google Docs".
so true
I think he meant COD but yes so true
@@walker4541 no he means CAD. CAD stands for computer aided design and the student in question i guess needs it for school/college
Or Mac
And it can’t even do that. Most of these things are so underpowered it’s disgusting.
Switch, to MacBook.
A chromebook is literally a browser with a keyboard, I don't know what people were expecting
Well you can't blame em if their mom bought it or dad because they didn't know
"Oh no, did your game just get interrupted by an update? Time to switch!" Yeah, time to switch...
Time to switch to Linux that is
And they never specified what OS.
@@notlNSIGHT From reading other comments, most people who did get interrupted mid-game over an update were using windows 8 or windows 7 and getting windows 10 pushed on them. Still a crap business practice, but not a common problem today.
More like time to Nintendo *SWITCH!* XD
There’s something called a console
Well except it’s not that portable
Unless you can deal with 720P on the switch
@@BruhMoment93_ yeah and that console is 10 times worse than pcs
The fact that he had to bring up another laptop just to watch the video is a slap to the face for the chromebook.
Chromebooks can barely even run Google Maps without having a stroke and crashing.
you should see it trying to run google slides with 7 slides
Schools: Seems legit
@@Zuberm1 It really is.
Can confriem shit gets laggy in the school laptop on 5 tabs
Amateurs, be thankful. Cause my computer can't even handle google itself.
Eventually, most ads I see are "questionable" as I expect.
(Typed from Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21343)
"No games on chromebook"
Coolmathgames: am I a joke to you?
They’re removing Adobe Flashplayer in December.... So not for long
David Hansson coolmathgames is transitioning most games to HTML5 so no need for flash anymore :)
Jose undefined They are?!!?!?!?? That’s great and imma go play some cool maths games in school now.
Lol, most games on cool math lag because of the adds loading XD
@@Cloud_Beatsaber Use adblock, specifically one called "uBlock Origin"
3:30 there is a feature called gaming mode and there are no notifications or installs interupting You. On Windows of course
Exactly! I had this same thought, and wonder why he didn't put that in the video.
Like anyone would game on a Chromebook what planet are you on
I just have windows set to up date when I'm not using it. The only time I get notifications is when Windows Defender does it's scan at 1am... which I could turn off too but chose not to.
@@stanleybowman-hood6194 Reread the comment
@@ItzSebas1550 just play coolmath games
The only hackers that will hack a Chromebook,
*Are the students that need good grades*
I actually know how to hack a chromebook (kind of)
I just know that im going to get in a f* ton of trouble if I were to even enable debug mode on the chromebook that I use for school. Really unfair.
@@SpringySpring04 LMAO
UnFaIr AdVaNtAgE!
@@SpringySpring04 I'm just gonna enable debug mode before i have to turn it in. I don't even use it at all.
@@raiisleep Wish I could have my own personal laptop instead of these crappy chromebooks. Enabling dev mode, you could get into a lot of legal trouble, I wouldn't advise it.
@@SpringySpring04 There wouldn't be any legal trouble. I'm enabling a feature to piss off the "Technicians" at my school. They actually have to do something instead of trying to do a "factory reset" if somebody has a broken screen. It's on them if they don't wanna spend time to disable dev mode.
They say Chromebooks rely on the CLOUD. But i don't see a cloud. I see sun, and endless lag.
they’re really hyping up the middle school laptops we had.
i still have them lol
I feel bad for you two
didnt have access to chromebooks until high school
Chromebooks are virus-less is because you legitimately can't install anything. You are stuck with Chrome and that's it. Sure you can (poorly) emulate some Android apps but that's about it.
Chromebooks do not emulate android apps, android libraries are natively available on chromebook you will just run it
also, you have access to +65% of your steam library by installing steam
it's just like saying Windows 10 is bad for gaming because there's only candy crush and asphalt in windows store
@@Dr.Mohandes But I mean good luck running anything worthwhile from steam on the usual Intel atom for these things.
@@abramthefighters none of them run atom that get sold in stores, the widest range is celeron to i5s like any other laptop that people choose between.
Minus stadia and xcloud,
Performance is gonna be the same for games with matched specs to a windows. And with linux and crossover, if its strong enough to run something, it can do it. Ive gotten overwatch decently to work on an m3 model as example.
@@abramthefighters Not every Chromebook is weak
you can play some esport games on them
like csgo or dota
@@KyleRBean exactly
chromebooks are not made for gaming and should not be advertised for it
but they are highly misunderstood by people and the main reason is misleading videos this like we're commenting on
As someone that owns a Chromebook these ads were kind of hard to watch. Well like you I got mine from my Mother when she got it at a sell for Wal-mart for a 2 for $200 sale (probably less) a few years ago. A few thing I want to mention to anyone interested in a Chromebook is don't over pay for one, and especially not $1000. It is low-power enough for decent tasks to do like the few Microsoft programs to use (Word, Powerpoint, Excel) and even the simple Doc program is good for simple typing. Oh and for Gaming yea I don't think you can play that game shown (not going to try) but at MOST you can use emulators to play DS and PS1 games especially since that there is a play store app (making this more like an fancy android Phone), just have a micro USB and a controller prepared and at most play RPG rather then action games for the best experience. At most I even emulated Fallout 1 on my Chromebook with a free DOSbox emulator.
These are limitations of the Chromebook however there are positives if people are aware of the limitations themselves, and what made the ads hard to for me today is that it is aimed at potential Consumers that don't understand basic computers (which you must have stated in the video). During this pandemic I actually used some college financial aid (about $390 and unactivated windows) to build my first Windows PC and thought it has simple parts and at moment I thought I wasted the money I actually got it working and it has defiantly been worth it. To make a long story short: don't over pay for a Chromebook, get a simple one for sale if you are interested and/or save your money for a PC that is more valuable over all.
So far I am still happy with mine (typing on it right now) and I believe I have the best of both worlds with it.
Edit: This is the most likes I ever got in a TH-cam comment. Thank you all for taking the time to read and like.
My theory is if you're going to go in depth enough to run emulators and such on a brand new Chromebook, get a used laptop that can do everything better for the same price. You can have x86 support so wildly more things can run on it just as efficiently.
Try the Linux beta. You can install all sorts of programs with that. You can play most games you can on a Windows computer. However you have to keep in mind that a chromebook does not have great performance so that is the only limitation
@@Bo15307 Yea does not sound like a bad idea, however I am now learning about OS stuff and I have build my PC recently so I may get a bit comfortable with windows. If I am guessing correctly would that Bata be a good way to learn about Linux on my free time? I have gotten into steam recently, and at most the low-end games I would hope to play is the Disgaea games on steam, but I may need to learn about Virtual Machines more.
Solid bear The Linux beta is a somewhat good way to learn about Linux. You will be forced to get to know the command line a bit but not much at all. You really only have to know what “ls”, “cd”, “apt”, “nano”, “cp” and “mv” does. It’s not that hard. I would look at a few tutorials online. Reply to me in this thread if you need any help. Also, man before a command brings up a manual about the command.
@@Bo15307 Ok thank you, very much. I will be interesting to learn to use Linux when I put time into it.
Everyone is going all gangsta until you see *Screen images simulated.*
schools: ILL TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STOCK
Underrated and accurate af
My school has been using chromebooks for the past 5 years. Luckily I have a Windows PC with a 1080 ti but I feel bad for everyone else who has to deal with the awful $150 chromebooks.
@@Devour_ment same we have the Chromebook N23. search it up its disgostan
School chromebooks are good at what they are supposed to do and they are very easy to manage and repair
@@slimer2135 i agree with all that but they are cheap plastic and they are rubbish with like 16gb
Chromebook updating automatically? THATS WHAT INTERRUPTS THE GAMES
@@norb-of-the-dorg underrated comment
never in my life using windows for 10+ years i got interrupted in game for an update
Yeah, they usually don't force it unless it's scheduled. Granted, the updates are still stupid.
Windows never forces an update unless I do it manually or when I shut my computer down. Never once has it automatically updated while I’m using it, so I really don’t get the whole “gaming with interruptions” thing.
I did it freezes my pc and forces update
I outright disable automatic updates on windows, every single release, and I just tell it when to update
same
You can’t worry about updates while playing a game when you can’t play games
I imagine google are referring to Stadia in these ads without mentioning Stadia lol
chrome book? Was my thought also.. they would be way better off just saying it has stadia support.. cuz I dont even know if it does
@@skoopsro7656 I see no reason it wouldn't, it's browser based so it should.
@@davidreddick3016 yea thats kinda what I figured too. But it still seems like a brighter move to just come out and say it, instead of allude to it. But whatever. I dont have the fancy dance marketing degree
@@skoopsro7656 It's probably so they can make people think they won't have to rebuy all their games and a subscription.
GeForce now was mentioned in one of there ads
TH-cam algorithm: *Yeah, this is a good video to recommend saying our own product is bad!*
I've heard the saying that all publicity is good publicity? Maybe that was their logic.
But chrome isn't youtube.
Dongus Chromebook is owned by Google, and so is TH-cam. So their own algorithm is saying that a product they made is bad by recommending this such video lol
TL;DR Chromebook is owned by the same company that owns TH-cam
@@gamer-we5hf Still Incorrect. Google Is a platform where you can make websites. They don't own the websites. Thats like saying unity owns all the games made with it
@@cloakedd_ that is a good comeback
Chromebook: you can’t get interrupted while playing if you can’t play.
Is that what they mean
@@FreshTheMation yup
Makes sense
Nah you can get interrupted, with the INSANE AMOUNT OF LAG simple browser games will lag to the point where they're unplayable, which imo is an interruption
True
I love my gaming rig. It’s blazing fast, responsive, and runs games flawlessly. It has RGB lighting as a bonus.
Same.
with my setup my RGB has to face the wall.
What are the specs?
ok?
The generic spotify-ish music and voice makes the ad so annoying that the annoying-ness alone makes me not want to promote that product.
i feel like anyone could make a better chromebook ad
Now whenever I get those ads my brain just shuts down for 15 seconds because I dont want to hear that damned voice.
If I were to make an add it would be like "Is your PC laggy? ... Get a better one." (Shows product and price)
Omg. Thank god im not alone. Idk whats with her voice but she physically hurts me every god damn time i hear her voice. Its that really annoying tone in her voice.
TLDR: there’s a reason why schools give you chromebooks and not $2000 watercooled rigs
yeah. because schools are C H E A P.
My school have i7-4790 and i5-8400 systems and they’re just fine. I’m pretty lucky hehe
@@goldh2o543 because you dont need a friggin 3080 on a threadripper to do the stuff you do in a school, wtf
@@peksn Should I have added a /s? I was making a joke. I didn't think people would actually take me seriously.
@@goldh2o543 Oh ok, people in my school did use to say these things so I didn't find it weird to see the same argument being brought up in other places, my bad :D
My laptop: *boots in like 6 seconds*
Chromebook: "Impossible"
Behold, the Saint ssd user
@@mariocart2wrholder that laptop is now not even a month past warranty expiration and is now in a blue screen boot loop :(
@@commandertaco1762 damn bro I pay f for you
@@mariocart2wrholder sending it in to the repair ward, hopefully it can be salvaged.
I can boot it in 1 second with 1tb of MEMORY BOIIIIIII
I got one of these for my school and it struggles to open google chrome, THE BUILT IN BROWSER!
I hilarious that google is marketing a laptop that can’t even run TH-cam at 4K as a laptop that can play actual games
I think TH-cam quality matters on internet speed but I’m not sure
Yeah it’s mostly internet speed, but rendering a 4K video in realtime also takes a bit of effort, a chromebook which is optimized to only run a web browser doesn’t quite have this processing power
And that’s rendering from a pre-rasterized video, all the image data is there it just has to display to the screen, imagine trying to rasterize then render a 3D scene with reflections and visual effects, like most games nowadays do..
Wait, a Chromebook can't run 4k videos?
...wow, even my decade-old laptop could still run 4k videos (albeit 30 fps only)
Lord Potato my chromebook can run 4K videos
Edit: videos at 4k
@@sodiboo you only need 15-20mbs to render 4k, and they are already working on 4k editing, wtf are you talking about, its like you live in 1990, my internet is 1200mbs btw because its fucking 2020 and rendering 4k is literally easy and seamless as fuck. the issue is the processor of a chromebook will burn out streaming it to a 4k television over time dimwit...it's not capability at all, it's sustainability. A typical large screen normally requires at least a quadcore(you'd really want 8) processor before damage wouldn't be done to a laptop, and most chromebooks come in 2 or 4, the older ones even being single processors. As for the video capability itself, just plug it into a '4k hdmi' like no shit it will work lmfao you're so god damn dumb, and if you weren't using a chromebook to play on an 80" screen and just used it's native screen like idk, a reasonable person, then there is literally no issue at all. the fact is, using a laptop to power an 80" screen will damage any device, so these comparisons are always fucking stupid to chromebooks. I've blown out several laptops to this issue, not just chromebooks duh.
The economic model of chromebooks also seems reasonable to me. Rental plans make the low cost effectively low cost access to the internet. They have a student program, where you can get one for $15/yr as a rental, this wouldn't be possible with lots of expensive components. The fact it can also play Path of Exile at indistinguishable difference to a modern PC with adequate internet connection, is just a benefit.
The woman at the beginning is playing "Vainglory" which is a mobile moba. Its not even a PC game.
Thought it was Dota lol
@Lav Kazan You can clearly see its Vainglory.
Are you sick of being able to make phone calls on your gaming device? Why not buy a chrome book! It has the processing power of a phone, with none of the functionality!
Bluestacks moment
@Tom Hubbard
“Processing power of a phone”
You mean processing power of a potato
Thank you for this video! I’ve been so confused by the chromebook ads because of what I already knew about them. I thought maybe they had changed fundamentally but yeah... no.
"built in virus protection"
windows defender: am i a joke to you?
@Columba Cotton It's not.
People keep repeating problems that Windows had 20 years ago.
Windows defender just makes you get more viruses my grandma had to get 3 windows laptops in a year and basically all she does on it is browse Facebook and this only happened on windows 10 look I know what I’m about to say is kinda funny but a windows vista beat windows 10 in safety she has had the thing for like 10 years
@@walker4541 so get her a chromebook lol
@@walker4541 bro thats just old people, idk how the hell they manage fo get viruses
macOS: am I a joke to you?
bruh was watching this from a school mandated chromebook. they really do suck. sometimes mine just doesnt want to play youtube videos, and the screen is even 720p...
My niece got one of those from her elementary school but it just sits on the counter taking up space because it's locked to xfinity hotspot login but there none available since they don't supply service to her area.
@@AnarickTheDevil Yeah, schools seem to do their absolute best to lock Chromebooks down more than they already are. When I was in high school, they:
- Wouldn't allow us to sign into personal accounts
- Disabled every single Chrome extension besides school mandated ones (meaning all ad-blockers and Chrome themes were disabled)
These were on those shitty $100-$200 laptops too, meaning they were absolutely useless and the battery life could barely get through a single school day. Sometimes they even struggled to load TH-cam.
Paxlux one of my teachers told us to watch an educational video on our chrome books and didn’t know it was blocked lol
I got a personal chrome book for about 300 and it's way better than school ones. It's crazy how bad schools make chrome books
While I was at school, I compared the speed of my 2018 smartphone, (Snapdragon 845) to a Chromebook. The phone completely beat the crap out of it! Especially in multi core scores!
Technically speaking, any virus that runs on an Android device will run on ChromeOS since it IS just a modified Android OS.
In other words, Chromebooks have an absolutely massive and terrifyingly sneaky library of viruses to watch out for.
it's not the same, it has the same file type as android but it's not android.
@Paradoxical Nightmare It doesn’t really work like that. Not only is Android heavily sandboxed on Chrome OS, but there is no way to install software on Chrome whatsoever outside of Google’s app platforms and VM Linux. If you’re just using what’s available in the Play Store, the only way anything malicious can properly get into your system is via a Trojan-compromised app download. The OS is, from what I can gather, impervious to _viruses_ specifically.
Please educate me if I'm wrong, but isnt chrome os a fork of Linux.
@@lordgamer0912 Yes, but it’s heavily modified. Chrome OS is to Linux what iOS is to Unix: heavily locked-down operating systems.
“Kidnapped in a bank truck with a mini gun to your head?” No problem! Switch to chrome book.