One way to avoid cpu bottlenecks is simply use a higher resolution or higher graphics settings. Just induce more load on the GPU so that the game is GPU bound. Might as well take the advantage of higher visuals, eventhough the fps doesn't change.
Or you can just train deep learning models like me. I mean, if the point is to maximize GPU consumption, there isn't much a better way than deep learning.
I have an ancient Intel 3770K (4.4ghz OC) with 16GB DDR3-2166 and I upgraded from a 1050 Ti 4GB to a 6650 XT 8GB and went from 60-ish fps in Planetside 2 and 50-60 fps in 7 Days to Die to 80-100 fps depending where I am looking in the game and the action at the time. Both games are set to ultra graphics settings. So even an ancient quad-core can still game well with a decent modern graphics card.
yeah i had my i5 3570k for 10 years or something ? thing really payed for itself. now ive thrown a used 1080 ti in there to replace my 1060 and theres a ryzen comming soon because now cpu is a hard bottleneck
@@ivailoivanov01 For the most part yeah I can agree, but not in all cases. Sometimes you need more powaaahhh with like a new GPU or something, but yeah I agree with what your saying.
I would love for you to do a video on bottlenecks that are common yet often overlooked. Example: Data transfer speeds of hard drives, RAM speeds, etc. and which ones are the most beneficial to look out for.
@@brokengames9020 bro just cause you understand capitalism is inherently flawed like most of us doesnt mean everything is a conspiracy. Granted there's alot of them, but chill on the crazy juice, and that's coming from me. Lol
@@brokengames9020 like good job you read some chomsky, I'm really proud of you. Like for real, but talking like that doesnt necessarily help the movement. Gotta be tactful. Much love brother
It`s good to build a PC with a GPU bottleneck because then you can upgrade it after a few years to a much faster GPU. Then maybe even another GPU upgrade after another couple of years. People who build a PC without a bottleneck cant upgrade the GPU later on because they`d have a huge CPU bottleneck if they did. So a CPU upgrade would be needed as well.
@@rampageblizzard The slowest part is generally the part that goes to 100% load when you put your application on it. I.e. the bottleneck is the the part at "full pressure" while all other parts idle at least partially since they must slow down for the bottleneck. Profiling and monitoring tools (e.g. Windows system monitor) which show component load can help you find that bottleneck. However, you need to be aware that some load metrics involve more than one component: E.g. if you have 8GB RAM, but your system tries to keep 10GB in memory it is safe to say that the RAM needs more gigabytes. On the other hand, measured CPU load is actually "fraction of time the CPU tries to do something", which involves both the CPU and RAM data access since CPU and memory work interlinked to get the CPU's work done. Hence 100% CPU load (or 100% load on a core) may mean that the CPU itself (arithmetic units etc.) are overloaded (-> CPU is the bottleneck) or it may mean that the memory bus is at 100% capacity and the CPU gets starved waiting for data (-> RAM *speed* is the bottleneck). These cases need more detailed analysis tools to find out which of the involved components is actually the bottleneck. As a programmer, I use profiling tools (e.g. Intel's VTune or AMD μProf, or Linux's perf suite) to get extremely detailed metrics on my own programs. You can get VTune and μProf for free, and perf tools are usually open-source so you can try them out. Your milage may vary however depending on your own knowledge and the level of access you have on your target applications (debug symbolication is *very* useful for such tools, on the other extreme you have certain copy protection schemes which may interfere with (or outright prevent) any kind of inspection, which includes attaching debuggers and profilers)
And also if its worth upgrading from the hardware you have, with fps % increase, power consumption and conclusion. A tool like this in theory isnt hard to make, you need a database with parts.
The problem with this "utopia tool" is that there are far too many paths to recommend every possible "best path". It could be a full time job or a team of people to test every possible path to make the tool work efficiently.
let me explain the problem of bottleneck simply for those who dont understand... so lets start with what a cpu is made for and what a gpu is made for... cpu is made to tell the system what to do (its the computer itself)... gpu on the other part is made for you guessed it... the visual part.. (the gpu is made to transfer what the computer is doing to a monitor so that you can see what the computer is doing)... now lets say you want to play a game with great quality... if we have an intel i9 but not a very good gpu the only thing you may notice is that the game will just load quickly but it will be playing on 20 fps Xd... (thats because the gpu is not strong enough to load more high quality photos on you screen... the strong cpu could load the world more quickly.. because the cpu tells to the system what to do..) but if we have a strong cpu and an intel i5 and you are going to play game with great quality... then you'll see that the fps will be 60+... (because the graphics card will be strong enough to load 60+ high quality photos on your screen)... for those who know better.. tell me in the answers if i am missing something or said something wrong so i will be aware ;)
Me with a 91,000 rupees crap of a laptop by HP... My dad bought it for me thinking it is good, no offense to him but... WHO THE HeCk DECIDED THESEE SPECCS ???? 4k display in a 14.7 inch laptop Intel i7-8565U @ 4.20 GHz (Btw, it never runs at 4.2 ghz, because it throttles while reaching just 3.6 ghz and goes back to 2.4ghz and while this happens, it reaches 82 degree celsius...) 16 GB 2133mHz - ddr3 RAM NVIDIA MX150 2gb enough to run valorant at 1600x900 p at lowest settings at 140 fps (when not thermal throttling) WHY THE HECK WOULD SOMEONE CREATE THIS POS ?!?
is it me or everybody noticed that linus is reading an empty paper that made me realize how exponentially intelligent being he was not only he can read it...he can also hold it without dropping it
I love how this whole video just has a different feel to it. Linus clearly got fed up reading ignorant comments about his benchmarking standards and he wanted to set the record straight in a sort of, "Shut up, I know what I'm doing," kinda way.
Don't doubt the ignorant comments, but with him mentioning CSGO specifically I figured this was a reply to the 'review' of the 11700k put out by UserBenchmark.
@@forgenic2700 If u don't realize... I changed the logo to the german word "razierer/rasierer" which actually means the same as razor, but aince razer is called razer and not razor, i'm clear with razierer😅.
From my experience, games with big maps like Warzone and Battlefield can REALLY like faster RAM and more powerful CPUs. While in a lot of cases RAM speed and CPU won't matter too much for gaming, specific games can have a drastic positive benefit. I upgraded from 3200 CL16 to 4000 CL15 RAM and my Warzone benchmark increased average FPS by 15% and 0.1% lows by 40% with a 9900k @ 5 GHz and 3080.
Ram access speed is the biggest bottleneck to super fast, low power computing... Caches and long pipelines use lots of power and replication and do not solve branch prediction misses. 512mb of on-chip SRAM for the CPU and 512mb for the G/C would be vastly superior to even 32GB of DDR5 DRAM or GPU VRAM... I could see an 8 core Zen 6 on a 1 nanometer node with 512mb of Level 1 cache.
@@Crimbtw .. I didn't really explain myself very well. Basically I'd rather have 512mb of SRA,M (1 to 4 clock cycle access, instead of over 100 for main memory) over more cores... Zen 6 or 7 could have 32 to 64 cores as standard, but I'd rather have 8 or 16 and tons of super fast ram... I like using lookup tables to speed up operations. Databases would run much faster.. Will be interesting to see how they go... it's CORES vs SRAM (Static RAM).... FIGHT!.. Adding CPU cores give diminishing returns... 32 for a standalone is more than enough... 16 is plenty... Graphics cards get more powerful the more cores they have as they run in parallel all the time.
@@Crimbtw .. and all DIMMS should include flash drives with a function to backup the memory at high speed in power is lost, using just the electricity left in the board.. This is almost possible but I think the DRAM and flash memory have to be on the same chiplet.
Man this guy so damn smooth with his sponsor stuff. Not even feeling like skipping those parts. I think this is the only channel that I don't skip the sponsor part.
I love how Linus looks so happy with himself presenting a sponsor knowing he just pulled a cheesy segway Edit: I did not know segway and segue were different terms lmfaoo
@@Artofficial1986 lol should that matter ? It's property of LMG, a team he built together from scratch . Why should he have to be the one creating every single thing after all these years if hard work?
@@shanebolger7802 yea i got mine right before the 30 series launch and paid like $229 for it i even got a Z390 board for it because i like to overclock. But being paired with a 1660ti is fine but whenever i finally upgrade my GPU im probably going to grab the 9900K unless i don’t really need to. 8c 8t has been ok for games lately though.
Been running a old i7 4790k overclocked to 4.5ghz all cores and a rtx 3070, and it does have bottleneck in some games, but the performance is so good that i almost forgot that :p
i usually delayed for a few days watching ltt because of the unavailability for the caption. but when i see this video, the caption was already available. love it. keep make the caption. it helps me a lot
I have an i9-9900K, and I am thinking of upgrading my GPU (RTX 2070 Super) to the upcoming RTX 3090 but, I am not sure if my CPU would bottleneck with it to much for VR sim racing on a HP reverb G2 V2 with an 2160 x 2160 resolution per eye. Anyone got any advice?
even in cases where millions is spent of a computer, there’s always gonna be something that *could* be better but maybe it’s conflicting another component or it’s not commercially available
Well. Unless someone like AMD makes a cpu and gpu with same speed. Completely equal. But, unless they hire robots, which I doubt they will do in the bear future, thats most unlikely to happen
yeah agreed. basically he just said "if your you get good performance on a modern card, dont upgrade right away coz you have little gainzzz" if you just want to play an older title sometimes you don't need to buy the most recent hardwares coz its utilized on older hardwares. most tech tip he ever said while gpu supply isn't good. well done
I just upgraded every component of my pc besides the case so I really hope I’m not bottlenecking lol 1070ti to 3070ti I7 8700k to I9 12900k Z370 to Z690 16gb ddr4 to 32gb ddr4 500w to 850w
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Somebody needs to tell Linus about games that are CPU heavy, and games with heavy usage of physics, like Mount and Blade Bannerlord, or Company of Heroes.
Well what happends to me is that I have a AMD RX 6600 then my CPU is a i5 7400 and let me tell you I have over 54% of bottleneck !!! So yea I m trying to buy a new motherboard and new cpu to run my rx 6600 full power
“Thermals are a silent bottleneck”
Not sure about that Linus, my laptop lets me know about that one pretty loud and clear!
That's a HOT topic!
Exactly!
Me: doing fine with my i7-4700MQ thanks to Throttlestop. 3.4GHz all core now.
@@MmMerrifield haha I see what you did there 😂
@@saricubra2867 core i5 8300H at 3ghz on throttlestop :(
I love that all Linus has to do is take his hat off and he immediately looks like some crazy conspiracy theorist
Did you know...
that sloths can’t fart? :D 🦥
True, Age:+100
I like his hair tbh
Imagine him as a school teacher 😂
yes.
"Your Gaming PC Has A Bottleneck"
Yeah, my wallet
😂😂
@Bamboozled no that's called debt buddy
@@senorunlucky1157 aren't you a fun guy -_-
@@goovindnarula6470 you know bankruptcy isn’t fun either
@@Deepwing lol yeah
One way to avoid cpu bottlenecks is simply use a higher resolution or higher graphics settings. Just induce more load on the GPU so that the game is GPU bound. Might as well take the advantage of higher visuals, eventhough the fps doesn't change.
or increase res. scale or nvidia dsr.
but u cause the renderer queue to clog and increase lag that way. its ok for non=competitive games to do so.
Me playing Tarkov on my 4th gen i5 with a Gtx 1070 on Low settings and still gettin small framelags. Ye i just need to put higher graphic settings😂
@@AcoreOneRlovE Your whole PC is a bottleneck bro
Or you can just train deep learning models like me. I mean, if the point is to maximize GPU consumption, there isn't much a better way than deep learning.
you forget the most severe bottleneck that we have:
WALLET.
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Talking about wallets, how about you remove that bottleneck between you and accesing your money and cards faster with RIDGE WALLET!!
Ridge lmao
I think you meant to say availability.
No my wallet isn’t a bottle neck it’s what’s not inside it.
"cs go is a game"
this is the groundbreaking info i came here for
in Africa a minute passes every 60 seconds and when it rains it gets wet :D
ikr
@@jacquestaljaard6644 lol
@@rocodes738 do you think roblox is a game?
@@nerocis922 maybeeee
Linus: Your PC has a bottleneck
Me: *stares at empty gpu slot*
XD
HaahahahHaha
You sold yours to buy a kidney too?
@@arshadsiddiqui9071 no, he never had one to begin with
You've got botlenecked by you psu
I have an ancient Intel 3770K (4.4ghz OC) with 16GB DDR3-2166 and I upgraded from a 1050 Ti 4GB to a 6650 XT 8GB and went from 60-ish fps in Planetside 2 and 50-60 fps in 7 Days to Die to 80-100 fps depending where I am looking in the game and the action at the time. Both games are set to ultra graphics settings. So even an ancient quad-core can still game well with a decent modern graphics card.
true man , always saying that to people . Have a i7 3770 non k and dude let me tell ya , No problems at all running any new game with a decent card
well if you dont play CSGO, Valorant or something liek that your CPU isnt that important^^
I had an 8700K and my fps would drop to 20-30 during larger horde nights in 7 days to die. Now I have an 5800X3D and that doesn't happen anymore.
yeah i had my i5 3570k for 10 years or something ? thing really payed for itself. now ive thrown a used 1080 ti in there to replace my 1060 and theres a ryzen comming soon because now cpu is a hard bottleneck
@@TheTH-camUser69 you would think so. Modern games do require quite some computing from the CPU too. Especially noticeable with LoD
Linus: One thing you probably don't need to upgrade is your power supply.
Seasonic: >_
Shit, that's actually contradicts the sponsor spot. lol.
@@MC-ew7sc Because most people buying a power supply are building a new pc anyways... not upgrading that single hardware piece imo.
@@ivailoivanov01 Unless you're buying one to replace the power supply that failed during your online exam...
@@ivailoivanov01 For the most part yeah I can agree, but not in all cases. Sometimes you need more powaaahhh with like a new GPU or something, but yeah I agree with what your saying.
Their long lifespans is one of Seasonic's favorite talking points, so I'm not sure they mind
"Your PC has a bottleneck"
Me: Of course I know him, it's me.
General Kenobi
Hello There
@@alinapaasz1841 ew
@@max10hoop ok roblox player
@@silverreaps6803 damn he must be so offended
I get peace of mind from knowing bottleneck in my gaming PC will always be the component between the keyboard and the chair.
It's that goddamn pair of headphones!
@@dIancaster it's that damn 8 years old audio chip in the mobo fault!
That's right: no amount of FPS can serve as a satisfying counterweight to a fly in your face that you just can't seem to catch!
I would love for you to do a video on bottlenecks that are common yet often overlooked. Example: Data transfer speeds of hard drives, RAM speeds, etc. and which ones are the most beneficial to look out for.
Almost always thermals if it is a laptop :)
But yeah that would be a nice video
The beginning really makes Linus look wayyyyyy more homeless
yup.
wait he isnt?
So Trueeee
Just like in Stardew Valley
im at 0:01 spot and the first thing was this what came to my mind :DDD
That was the smoothest segue to a sponsor linus has ever done
No, there are smoother ones
Seasonic is the true winner now.
ITS NOT SEGWAY ITS SEGUE REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
It's kinda expected to be a sponsor at the beginning no surprise
Segue* not segway
"CS:GO is a game."
Whew, glad he cleared that up for us.
@Alan new game-breaking discoveries everyday
I rly am concerned about the future of comedy, if this is what ppl find funny
@@fooltimer boo hoo
@@fooltimer You're fun at parties
It's not a video streaming service?
The look at this graph was such a good throwback. I remember watching that for 20 minutes straight laughing non stop with my friend
You guys should make a "Bottle Neck" turtle neck or scarf for winter. I probably won't buy but I'll take partial credit for it. Ok thx.
they can charge $69.99 for it like their gaudy pillow too!
When are we getting a "The answer is: It depends." LTT t-shirt?
"What is the solution to adult incontinence?," Alex.
When are we getting a face blanket????
"Every PC has a bottle neck"
Yes, it's me and my slowpoke brain D:
just stop being slow 4Head
@@brokengames9020 what does that have to do with anything
@@brokengames9020 bro just cause you understand capitalism is inherently flawed like most of us doesnt mean everything is a conspiracy. Granted there's alot of them, but chill on the crazy juice, and that's coming from me. Lol
@@brokengames9020 like good job you read some chomsky, I'm really proud of you. Like for real, but talking like that doesnt necessarily help the movement. Gotta be tactful. Much love brother
Thats called a PEBCAK. Problem exists between chair and keyboard.
Linus has gone clinically insane
When I was learning to build my first gaming rig I was told, It will only be as fast as your slowest part. Words to live by
It`s good to build a PC with a GPU bottleneck because then you can upgrade it after a few years to a much faster GPU. Then maybe even another GPU upgrade after another couple of years.
People who build a PC without a bottleneck cant upgrade the GPU later on because they`d have a huge CPU bottleneck if they did. So a CPU upgrade would be needed as well.
@@MarkLikesCoffee860 but linus literally said every pc has a bottleneck. just depends where it is
But how do you measure what the slowest part is when they all have different metrics?
@@rampageblizzard empirical data
@@rampageblizzard The slowest part is generally the part that goes to 100% load when you put your application on it. I.e. the bottleneck is the the part at "full pressure" while all other parts idle at least partially since they must slow down for the bottleneck. Profiling and monitoring tools (e.g. Windows system monitor) which show component load can help you find that bottleneck. However, you need to be aware that some load metrics involve more than one component: E.g. if you have 8GB RAM, but your system tries to keep 10GB in memory it is safe to say that the RAM needs more gigabytes. On the other hand, measured CPU load is actually "fraction of time the CPU tries to do something", which involves both the CPU and RAM data access since CPU and memory work interlinked to get the CPU's work done. Hence 100% CPU load (or 100% load on a core) may mean that the CPU itself (arithmetic units etc.) are overloaded (-> CPU is the bottleneck) or it may mean that the memory bus is at 100% capacity and the CPU gets starved waiting for data (-> RAM *speed* is the bottleneck). These cases need more detailed analysis tools to find out which of the involved components is actually the bottleneck. As a programmer, I use profiling tools (e.g. Intel's VTune or AMD μProf, or Linux's perf suite) to get extremely detailed metrics on my own programs. You can get VTune and μProf for free, and perf tools are usually open-source so you can try them out. Your milage may vary however depending on your own knowledge and the level of access you have on your target applications (debug symbolication is *very* useful for such tools, on the other extreme you have certain copy protection schemes which may interfere with (or outright prevent) any kind of inspection, which includes attaching debuggers and profilers)
Damn, that "look at this graph" joke just made my day.
Bazinga
Too bad it wasn't a "Photo of a Graph"...
Either Linus is a CS188 fan or its a really odd coincidence.
@@Seethenhagen I have no idea who/what CS188 is, but "Look at this graaaaph" has been a fantastic meme for like 6 years
@@thewiirocks thats just perfect lol
I would love a tool that outlines optimal upgrade paths based on hardware and use cases
That would be epic tbh
And max amount of money you are willing to spend.
And also if its worth upgrading from the hardware you have, with fps % increase, power consumption and conclusion. A tool like this in theory isnt hard to make, you need a database with parts.
The problem with this "utopia tool" is that there are far too many paths to recommend every possible "best path". It could be a full time job or a team of people to test every possible path to make the tool work efficiently.
@@AndrewW1 Then a tool that allows you to pick your parts and "calculate" to see if there is any bottleneck.
let me explain the problem of bottleneck simply for those who dont understand...
so lets start with what a cpu is made for and what a gpu is made for...
cpu is made to tell the system what to do (its the computer itself)...
gpu on the other part is made for you guessed it... the visual part.. (the gpu is made to transfer what the computer is doing to a monitor so that you can see what the computer is doing)...
now lets say you want to play a game with great quality... if we have an intel i9 but not a very good gpu the only thing you may notice is that the game will just load quickly but it will be playing on 20 fps Xd... (thats because the gpu is not strong enough to load more high quality photos on you screen... the strong cpu could load the world more quickly.. because the cpu tells to the system what to do..)
but if we have a strong cpu and an intel i5 and you are going to play game with great quality... then you'll see that the fps will be 60+... (because the graphics card will be strong enough to load 60+ high quality photos on your screen)...
for those who know better.. tell me in the answers if i am missing something or said something wrong so i will be aware ;)
The intro being 24 FPS as opposed to 30 is a bottleneck too, was that on purpose? 😂
He's not joking, youtube is bottlenecked too
24 fps is good
@@cannonsorted6729 no, 60fps is good.
@@jessicahyde8461 you got no clue about film-making
@@cannonsorted6729 hell no
Linus: "YOUR GAMING PC HAS A BOTTLE NECK!"
Me: Sitting here using a HP laptop from 2015. "I do?"
Me on a laptop to egpu setup:
"Closed, by design."
You do, it's the keyboard, it has no fancy ARGB. xD
Me with a 91,000 rupees crap of a laptop by HP...
My dad bought it for me thinking it is good, no offense to him but...
WHO THE HeCk DECIDED THESEE SPECCS ????
4k display in a 14.7 inch laptop
Intel i7-8565U @ 4.20 GHz (Btw, it never runs at 4.2 ghz, because it throttles while reaching just 3.6 ghz and goes back to 2.4ghz and while this happens, it reaches 82 degree celsius...)
16 GB 2133mHz - ddr3 RAM
NVIDIA MX150 2gb enough to run valorant at 1600x900 p at lowest settings at 140 fps (when not thermal throttling)
WHY THE HECK WOULD SOMEONE CREATE THIS POS ?!?
Same here X'D
2012 Asus notebook here, with a Nvidia gpu called "GT 635M".
is it me or everybody noticed that linus is reading an empty paper
that made me realize how exponentially intelligent being he was
not only he can read it...he can also hold it without dropping it
This also shows how intelligent you are for noticing this
Teleprompter my guy, good meme
@@SaintRampalSpiritualLeader oh LOL
@@alinapaasz1841 LOL what is this mean
i got a low end pc and lend the gtx 1060 from my friend now i can run mostly every game on 120 fps
“Your gaming pc has a bottleneck”
Me without gaming pc:
Yes I know it’s my wallet
And the lack of certain components
Me without gaming pc but with enough money to buy one:
Yes I know, it’s because of all the f**king miners and scalpers 😡
:(
FeelsPoorMan
Damn thats poor
I love how this whole video just has a different feel to it. Linus clearly got fed up reading ignorant comments about his benchmarking standards and he wanted to set the record straight in a sort of, "Shut up, I know what I'm doing," kinda way.
00:10 when the flat earther starts making PCs
Is that what this was?
And I thought he trimmed his hair xD
Don't doubt the ignorant comments, but with him mentioning CSGO specifically I figured this was a reply to the 'review' of the 11700k put out by UserBenchmark.
after 7 years of "It depends" im still not sick of hearing it
@@RyTrapp0 it depends on what you're doing but performance is performance so you can crown a king. It's simple
My bottleneck is Windows Defender real-time protection…. 😐
Actually it just Windows 11
Finding bottlenecks in your PC made Linus restless, because the bottlenecks were everywhere.
My pc has no bottleneck, because i have no pc😕
@@Elektronick.online his tf are u still a razer fanboy even with no pc, you must be a diehard one
@@forgenic2700 If u don't realize... I changed the logo to the german word "razierer/rasierer" which actually means the same as razor, but aince razer is called razer and not razor, i'm clear with razierer😅.
@@Elektronick.online your still a god
The opening scene is actually a vision of future linus when the the pandemic lasts for another year.
What - only ONE more year? What a dream of a timeline!
that’s him after he has to melt the gold controller
lol ikr?
Another Batman's vision
I love it how you said "when", not "if". Accurate though, seeing this won't end soon.
"Your PC has a bottleneck"
Yeah I know, it's called being a 2014 build.
Potato Gang
Bro me too 2014 gpu baby boomers :)
Crazy to think 2014 already sounds old
8370 fx squad
Same gtx 970 here haha
I like watching Linus for entertainment but not for any serious PC advice 👌
I'm slowly beginning to believe that when linus eventually shaves he'll look 12
Just like precovid Linus?
Yup
He may never shave 😂 some people never shave after they grow a beard
He's looking dam good with a beard.
@@finschii exactly like precovid linus xD
"Your Gaming PC Has A Bottleneck" Yeah I know, its the empty pcie slot.
my pcie slot itches for an rtx 3070 😔
Dude.... Don't make me cry this early....
@adolf hitler and maybe a liver too, heheheh
@@zirppo4970 the 3070 fit perfectly in mine
Lol I know the feeling, my HD 7750 died a couple days ago, luckily my i5 4440 has integrated gpu
The largest bottleneck of any pc, gaming or not, is the outspoken voice of your wallet.
The simple truth
XD
@@nax4448 oh dear..
I should upgrade my wallet indeed, that's a huge bottleneck to me.
@@nax4448 technology isn't just computers you know
I think if I want to upgrade I will have to do my gpu butt I am not sure I got a 5800x CPU and a 3060 GPU
My PC bottleneck is due to the empty spots in the case where my 5950X and RTX 3080 are supposed to go.
I had to rma my 5900x so now my pc with a 3080 is collecting dust
@@TheBadassOne17 Ill run that 3080 for ya while your waiting..... XD
Yeah hey if you need to uhh, dispose of that 3080 I'm here
"Thermals can also be a silent bottleneck."
The jet engine under my desk would like a word with you sir.
Haha same
PS4 goes BRRRRRRR
From my experience, games with big maps like Warzone and Battlefield can REALLY like faster RAM and more powerful CPUs. While in a lot of cases RAM speed and CPU won't matter too much for gaming, specific games can have a drastic positive benefit. I upgraded from 3200 CL16 to 4000 CL15 RAM and my Warzone benchmark increased average FPS by 15% and 0.1% lows by 40% with a 9900k @ 5 GHz and 3080.
Ram access speed is the biggest bottleneck to super fast, low power computing... Caches and long pipelines use lots of power and replication and do not solve branch prediction misses. 512mb of on-chip SRAM for the CPU and 512mb for the G/C would be vastly superior to even 32GB of DDR5 DRAM or GPU VRAM... I could see an 8 core Zen 6 on a 1 nanometer node with 512mb of Level 1 cache.
@@PrivateSi i cannot comprehend this. 15 year old brain.... Exploding. Blehhh
@@Crimbtw .. I didn't really explain myself very well. Basically I'd rather have 512mb of SRA,M (1 to 4 clock cycle access, instead of over 100 for main memory) over more cores... Zen 6 or 7 could have 32 to 64 cores as standard, but I'd rather have 8 or 16 and tons of super fast ram... I like using lookup tables to speed up operations. Databases would run much faster.. Will be interesting to see how they go... it's CORES vs SRAM (Static RAM).... FIGHT!..
Adding CPU cores give diminishing returns... 32 for a standalone is more than enough... 16 is plenty... Graphics cards get more powerful the more cores they have as they run in parallel all the time.
@@Crimbtw .. and all DIMMS should include flash drives with a function to backup the memory at high speed in power is lost, using just the electricity left in the board.. This is almost possible but I think the DRAM and flash memory have to be on the same chiplet.
@@PrivateSi ok i can see what you mean now
That paper was blank to me maybe I'm not worthy.
"Your Gaming PC Has A Bottleneck!"
my pc: _is_ the bottleneck
Same
Same fren, I feel your pain
“Thermals are a silent bottleneck”. Thin and light laptop owners have left the chat.
@Socialie plate wut
@@kingeling he meant their laptop crashed from overheating
@@fredEVOIX no but really tho 😂 my i5 9300h thermal throttles at 94 all of the time, and so does my 1050ti at 70 (both in celcius) 😂
Most of the likes are from laptop owners
@Socialie plate screw it I'm buying a cooler
Linus: "It´s crazy man! I found these pills in the corner drank 20 cups of coffee and haven't slept for days! Let's record the damn video right now!"
Nobody buys a 1,000 gpu and 300 dollar cpu lol funny cause i just did that and that’s why I’m here 😂
Really missed out on saying, "and now for some good bottlenecks: LTT bottles from LTT Store"
I don't think their bottles have bottlenecks though...
"Ideally, your gaming rig shouldn't have a massively limiting bottleneck, just like our water bottles! LTTStore.com."
At the start, Linus looked like a crazy scientist having a breakthrough.
I think you mean to say breakdown :p
@@NoobLord98 I mean linus may be having a crisis and his thoughts are having a B R E A K T H R O U G H
@@NoobLord98 No, Breakthrough is right
You got the point.
@MTBjörn G Yes but B R E A K T H R O U G H, not breaktrough.
0:33 I love how creative this channel is when talking about their sponsors. It never gets boring or annoying at all.
All 1200?
I always instantly skip regardless.
@@winsurely7083 So because he likes the transitions into sponsors he's either 5 or writing satire? Wtf are you on?
@@winsurely7083 what
U R WRONG
i have a amd fx 8320 paired with rtx 3050 and gta 5 is unplayable i want to upgrade so bad
LMAO That intro is what 'Steven Hyde' from 'That 70s Show' would be like if he was a PC guy xD
this comment reads like a tony zaret post
This man has culture
He's more of a politically incorrect guy as it turns out.
Hey, have you heard of the car, that runs on water, man!?
@@h1murashi It runs on water maaan!!! xD
"Thermals can also be a silent bottleneck."
Yeah... I'm not sure about the silent part.
*angry 5k RPM laptop fan noises*
What? I can't hear you over my laptop fans. Speak louder.
SOLVED: mid-range cpu + mid-range gpu, sell and rebuild every other generation = happy gamer
Or high-end cpu + mid-range gpu, upgrade the gpu after 2-3 years and the whole thing after 5-6 years.
Or just buy a good cpu and upgrade Every 8 years lol
Cpu bottleneck is worse than gpu bottleneck
Or just get good money flow
@@PiotrK depends how bad it is, intel hd on an old i7 is a example
Man this guy so damn smooth with his sponsor stuff. Not even feeling like skipping those parts. I think this is the only channel that I don't skip the sponsor part.
I love how Linus looks so happy with himself presenting a sponsor knowing he just pulled a cheesy segway
Edit: I did not know segway and segue were different terms lmfaoo
ikr?
It's the little things in life
FYI the word you are looking for is ‘segue’
@@Thundermonk99 Beat me by 27 seconds.
@@Thundermonk99 thanks for saving me the effort
I used to skip the promo's all the time but now I watch it just due to how creative Linus gets about introducing them lolll
Prob not him making it
@@Artofficial1986 lol should that matter ? It's property of LMG, a team he built together from scratch . Why should he have to be the one creating every single thing after all these years if hard work?
@@SPECTRA890 i guess you're right
I skip for the acting, sorry 😬
“You see almost zero gain on our poor little quad core i3”
**looks at my cpu box I proudly displayed**
I look at my i7-9700K the same way, if only i went with the 9900K for the hyperthreading lol
@@-BUGZ- ouch. Can always grab one at some point though. I know a few months back they were always on deal for stupidly good prices
@@shanebolger7802 yea i got mine right before the 30 series launch and paid like $229 for it i even got a Z390 board for it because i like to overclock. But being paired with a 1660ti is fine but whenever i finally upgrade my GPU im probably going to grab the 9900K unless i don’t really need to. 8c 8t has been ok for games lately though.
Good luck in finding a good deal on one if you do still plan on a 9900k. Still a beast of a cpu. And thats a steal for a 9700k.
Same, I have my Ryzen 3 2200G box on my shelf.
yeah, bottleneck is my wallet and my credit card limit
The intro was hilarious. Linus looking like a cracked out homeless dude rattling off insane conspiracy theories. lol
I thought it was Logan Paul 😂
@@qontentqreator6717 😂
@@qontentqreator6717 same, same
@@qontentqreator6717 smh 🤦♂️😂
LMAOOO
When was this recorded? Long hair is back.
First thing I noticed was his hair
Linusmethtips is back
2030
lol he looks like he was homeless
Yeah look like he is homeless :)
Me: running an i5 and 1070, been bottlenecking since day 1,
"First time?"
i5 6500
No its not bottlenecking
5800X and two 1050Ti ... I'm bottlenecked :(
Been running a old i7 4790k overclocked to 4.5ghz all cores and a rtx 3070, and it does have bottleneck in some games, but the performance is so good that i almost forgot that :p
Lol same i5 and 5500xt here
...
That whole intro got me worried about you Linus.... everything okay over there at LMG?
lmt linus meth tips
He joined CPU-anon
@@quinnfrakt4837 🤣🤣🤣
It’s almost like he meant this to be a scripted scene or something
Me when pew pew
i usually delayed for a few days watching ltt because of the unavailability for the caption. but when i see this video, the caption was already available. love it. keep make the caption. it helps me a lot
0:30 what a smooth transition
I have an i9-9900K, and I am thinking of upgrading my GPU (RTX 2070 Super) to the upcoming RTX 3090 but, I am not sure if my CPU would bottleneck with it to much for VR sim racing on a HP reverb G2 V2 with an 2160 x 2160 resolution per eye.
Anyone got any advice?
linus's hair at the beginning makes him look like he's older than current linus
linus from the future
Lol
Fun Fact: It is impossible to NOT have any bottlenecks as, by nature, at least one component is ALWAYS going to be the slowest.
What if they are all equally as slow?
Components aren’t infinite. There’s models etc
even in cases where millions is spent of a computer, there’s always gonna be something that *could* be better but maybe it’s conflicting another component or it’s not commercially available
Well. Unless someone like AMD makes a cpu and gpu with same speed. Completely equal. But, unless they hire robots, which I doubt they will do in the bear future, thats most unlikely to happen
@@1337vIKz Then you switch from game to Photoshop or something and suddenly you have a bottleneck in your harddrive or whatever.
Linus' hair at the beggining makes him look like a mad scientist and made him funny for the first time ever
i thought the same lol
That's the point
YO mister White we need to cook!
And done a lot of coke
Yeah, I was so lost in thought I actually watched the sponsorship.
my pc have 32% bottleneck lol
Color me impressed, that was prob one of the smoothest sponsor transitions I’ve seen in awhile.
An object can only be as strong as the weakest link
And you always have a weakest link
Linus:
A L I E N S
@@trendingtens468 Why do you spam the same thing every video...
What are you? A bot...
Area 51 man 😱🤫
How much does a psu effect gaming ?
idk who characterised linus for the intro but that was an amazing portrait for that crazy conspiratorial character
"No one buys a $300 GPU with a $1000 CPU"
*Looks awkwardly to the side*
lmao
unless its a gtx 1080 ti on sale or for the low
Also Linus Torvalds would disagree, he has a Threadripper with an RX580
@@GanjaLibre that was my setup too..
Lol
day one asking Linus to make a “Learn Linux with Anthony” series.
Yes
I, the doomslayer endorse this. Would love to learn from anthony even though I know most of the basics of linux.
I use manjaro, btw.
Pleaseeeeee I want this to happen so badly
Les goo
I use Arch btw
I have an integrated intel CPU, I think upgrading it might solve the issue :D
That was honestly the best segway to a sponsor on your entire channel.
This is probably the most tech tips in a video he’s ever done
yeah agreed. basically he just said "if your you get good performance on a modern card, dont upgrade right away coz you have little gainzzz"
if you just want to play an older title sometimes you don't need to buy the most recent hardwares coz its utilized on older hardwares.
most tech tip he ever said while gpu supply isn't good. well done
Finally, the Linus tech tip
I haven't watched an LTT video in like 6 months and my first experience coming back was pondering Linus's sanity
welcome back!
Nothing has changed, lol.
Linus meth tips
I think "crazy addicted pc gamer" was the impression he was going for at the start
4:33 that caught me off guard and lets just say i lost it. lmao.
That was the smoothest segway to a sponsor yet!
No. It wasn't.
@@handle1928 ok
@@farxdz indeed sir.
@@djhokage1 ik, but that flowed wayy better that usual and it was funny too
People: CSGO can run on a toaster.
My 2010 laptop: Hold my 3 fps.
Haha my 2008 year GT videocard can perform incredible 10 fps
About 25 on 480p lowest on my laptop
@@ilgoila wtf is wrong with my pc then? :(
@@ishanya001 Your laptop probably doesn't have any graphics card at all
But its running?
I just upgraded every component of my pc besides the case so I really hope I’m not bottlenecking lol
1070ti to 3070ti
I7 8700k to I9 12900k
Z370 to Z690
16gb ddr4 to 32gb ddr4
500w to 850w
Fun fact: The oldest “your mom” joke was discovered on a 3'500-year-old Babylonian tablet. Haha
no fun
I love this
Awesome Thank You For This Information.
youre mother
I didn't get it. Please explain me
I finally identified my bottleneck, while I was balancing my check book.
Cheque
@@EinkOLED
Not in America.
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@@EinkOLED Bruh...
I love that Linus looks like he hasn't slept in days, really adds to the character in my opinion.
i run 100 on pc on tv but that's when my quality all the down anddd it's only in fortnite creative by myself in game it's 40-50
im talking bout fps
8:05 Almost had us there with another segway 😂
*segue
but the real segue was so smooth! 9:56
@@BLiu1 Ikr?! This one actually transitioned, really really well!!
"Your Gaming PC Has A Bottleneck!"
Bold of you to assume my PC can run games
Bold of you to assume that my pc can turn on
Bold of you to assume my PC isn't just a weird toaster
Bold of you to assume that my PC hasn't burned down yet. (Yes that's the cheap PSU life)
@@keinekompetenz3128 bold of you to assu- why is my house on fire
Bold of you to assume that I have a pc and not a 6 year old laptop with a dead barttery 😞
Thank you editor for using the dark LTT intro!
Somebody needs to tell Linus about games that are CPU heavy, and games with heavy usage of physics, like Mount and Blade Bannerlord, or Company of Heroes.
"CS:GO is a game."
Thanks Linus
After watching old videos of clean looking Linus, clicking this video made me think Jesus has come back 😂😂
that first couple of seconds has some brilliant meme potential
Well what happends to me is that I have a AMD RX 6600 then my CPU is a i5 7400 and let me tell you I have over 54% of bottleneck !!! So yea I m trying to buy a new motherboard and new cpu to run my rx 6600 full power