How to Pick Good Benchmarks & Why They Matter - CES 2015
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If you are in the intel PR suite, make sure to ask them why they are now sponsoring Feminist Frequency and have come out against Net Neutrality. I know until they make some changes, I'm not buying another intel product. AMD it is.
That's all good and great but you do know that general employees of Intel have nothing to do with this and literately no voice, serious accountants come together and calculate the bottom line at the end of the year and if there is more money in non net neutrality then non net neutrality it is. Companies are driven by profit and if you think AMD is different then boy you are up for a tough ride.
Alex I'Anson I'm not involved in the whole Gamergate thing. I do think, however, that Anita Sarkeesian and others like her are playing victims when they shouldn't be. Sarkeesian basically came out and said that all mass murders and shootings are because of sexism, because of men and their "Toxic Masculinity." She finds problems where there are none, and is a "professional victim." I'm not anti-feminism, I'm not anti-equality, but what Sarkeesian and the modern day feminist want is not equality, its special treatment.
***** I'm not putting that on the general employee, but the PR department is in charge of justifying those decisions. Making money isn't a part of this to me, and I don't care if either Intel or AMD is all about making money. That I understand, thats how business works. The way you go about it, is a different story.
AMD only ouch! I'm typing this on a machine with an FX 8350 btw.
Let this be a lesson to you giant semiconducter firms out there, you may start out with good intentions, but if you get mixed up in gamergate you're heading down a bad road that's a dead end one way street.
Alex I'Anson whats wrong with wanting journalism to be fair and having rules that prevent corrupt behavior?? and while Anita doesn't do *all'* the same kind of crap other journalists from sites like gawker or kotaku do, shes still very dishonest and fabricates her own 'misogyny' which is reason to dislike her
LOL this is ironic because didnt intel mess around with some benchmarks to make their pentium look better and they have to pay people who bought the cpu 15 dollars
yup. got a slap on the wrist after 14 years. i dont see the point of this benchmarking tool. comparing the android, ISO and windows tabet seems. . . odd to me. also having intel back this benchmark makes it seem even more suspicious.
I believe this benchmark is build with intel's C++ compiler :P
Frederick Hovin That wouldn't surprise me at all..
Until recently I had never owned an AMD product. I built a new PC for gaming and went all AMD for the hell of it and haven't regretted it. For much cheaper than my last Intel based PC I have an excellent computer that is capable of doing anything my previous Intel PC's could do. Intel is too much hype and not enough innovation. I'm going to stick with AMD and hopefully see them come up with some cool new shit in the next couple years.
Anonymous Unanimous I agree with you, AMD is underestimated. But it's not always better. You do get more price/performance out of a chip, but going with Intel is pure performance you're getting, for a higher price.
My experience: if you're on a budget for gaming (say € 700) you'd get more gaming performance if you go with AMD and a more powerful gpu, than going with a core i5/i7 and a weaker gpu. If you have the money to spare, go for Intel, it's got great performance is in single core still the best.
I think you are the only TH-camr who puts their advertising things in such a pleasant way. Thank you.
I'd definitely be interested in Chromebook benchmarks - often there's not even a numerative specification on Chromebook CPUs listed out in the open.
Intel and valid benchmarks have never went hand an hand. I mean I think it's twice they pulled tom foolery with cinebench.
intel did quite a lot of things to make themselves look better... sadly the real competitor, AMD, is struggling so hard these days because of the past (and even now. intel will not stop manipulating the market)
Luniii737 They always do a lot of things to make themselves *looks better* like the cinebench code scandal.. XD
intel + benchmarks? How about *NO*.. Anyway.. Android is kicking ass without any benchmarks and bribing anyone..
Luniii737 amd's doing so "bad" *cough its only the supplier to three consoles cough*
I wish intel would stop being mean to amd as well, but you can't really say amd is doing bad anymore
Zafar
they still would do better with more money. far better.
they have good products, sure. i fucking love kaveri. i fucking love kaveri for notebooks too. but you can't buy this shit anywhere (you can but... when you look for a fx-7600p notebook, there's like 2 models from 2 brands and both are garbage). or the low tdp apus like beema... you don't find the notebook you're searching for, because customers don't want to buy amd and oems wanna do money with less risk. and intel still gives lot of discounts to them to make more intel products than amd. so you have a hard time to find a good amd product everytime.
amd is the only supplier to consoles because they have the product sony, microsoft and nintendo are searching for. cpu and gpu in one. amd is currently the only company that can pull off good apus. if intel would be able to make something similar (especially in gpu performance, cuz they suck there), the console manufacturer would've gone there probably.
also theres no fear of not selling consoles just because amd is in it, because customers usually don't know whats inside a console. but in pcs they do, cuz it's advertised this way.
Zafar they aren't doing bad so to speak. they don't get respect though for their price points. their cpu's don't have raw performance but they're priced significantly lower then intel cpu's.
Good Coverage of CES Linus :)
Good Job !
One of the more important issues i had when i was a Computer Support student was the boot times with my laptop. Though it may be moot now, while the processor was good enough the HDD was pretty slow, meaning the boot times had a major impact on how much i could pay attention to the instructor for the first 10 minutes of my first class. Usually i had to wait for the laptop to boot up then but up at least one VM after that. As far as ram goes 12GB should probably be the bare minimum for IT students, with VMs starting to be the main way to emulate client pc's, processor speed did not matter as much as how many cores could be dedicated to VMs. Multi-tasking was also another concern, we almost always had a second screen to use in class and needed them for the VM's so we could have space on our main screen to look up information or watch our instructors computer screen through Cisco WebEX.
I really like your Handy Tech under $100 videos. Keep up the great content creation!
Lol was intel holding a gun behind the camera or whart🔫
sounds pretty much like intel. so i think yes. ;)
I would love to see some Chromebook roundups around the back to school season! Along with an entry level Windows running netbook roundup.
lol, one thing I hate when dealing with Linus' videos are trying to fullscreen it as soon as it start only hit a annotation to a website, close that tab -- correctly fullscreen it, then try to click the screen to continue play - only to hit the annotation again xD
Keep up the quality vids Linus :)
(this is not saying you should change anything by the way, just stating something that happens to me because I'm usually on autopilot and do all this within 4 seconds lol)
Try out magic actions for TH-cam. It's pretty neat and it allows you to set some preferences like have notification turn off or the default resolution to load the vids...
Please, yes, do roundups, would REALLY want to see them
Battery life in note taking or other MS productivity is by and far the most important thing to me; If I'm taking notes in four classes spread over an afternoon, knowing how often I'll have to make sure I get a seat that has a nearby outlet to charge back up is very, very important to me. The tablet type of device I frankly don't give a damn about gaming on, but getting something that will easily last a full 10 hours on a single charge of light system use is extremely important.
I kind of want to see some benchmarks of the new broadwells when they come out, in comparison to similarly priced last gen cpu based ultrabooks
mitx case roundup! the cases have more compromises due to the inherently small size, so seeing which ones would be best for what would be great!
Would love to see "back to school" laptop round ups! Those are very helpful!
Anything software related from Intel is a lie (supported too).
Check their lawsuit history and how they distroyed AMDs factories awhile back.
(I say this as an i7 owner)
Cinebench anyone? :P
I am with you there Angel. I own a 4790k and I am the first to tell you that intel are pieces of shit (morality wise)lol. They lied and deceived their way to the top and they will continue to. They don't need to, they just do not know any other way.
***** FANBOY!
Richard Smith lol how is he a fanboy?
***** No no xD you did not understand MY comment. I was answering your question. I was stating what processor i use to show I am not a fanboy. I did that to avoid the 'Fanboy!' comments.
lol skulltrail was yesterday. great work guys
I think it'd be great to see some convertible/tablet and laptop in one benchmarks. Tablets are good for their use cases, and laptops for theirs, but I think having something with both would be good for schooling (though I'm not in that market). Then find some way to quantify the benchmark'd performance to price ratio and that could have some great impact on people's buying of things and some great videos on the subject.
Please compare thin and light notebooks against each other as I believe this is the most popular type for back to school.
Not really benchmarking performance so much, more focused on usability aspects such as battery life, heat and noise under load and idle. Perhaps portability and weight can also be a factor. Looking forward to such content.
Hey Linus, I am interested in seeing how these tablets (I mean PCs) are for gaming. I don't expect them to be able to play the latest games at ultra settings, but could they handle reasonably new games in low-mid settings (with no AA) at acceptable frame rates? When I'm not out working, I would love to be able to mount my tablet by my bed or couch or whatever and play my games on it with an xbox controller.
If you want to do "what is the best notebook to buy", I would like to hear your thoughts on something like the ASUS Transformer book chi series and other 2 in 1s.
I wanna see more build projects like whole room watercooling!!
On the topic of Linus' question, I'd love to see a roundup on ultrabooks (slim, sexy, and powerful is what I'm looking for)
That shirt, so slick.
My suggestion for your next "round-up", is for a back to school laptop comparison. For school use, so very little to no gaming performance is required. A good CPU for multitasking is what is important for this "round-up".
I wanna start freelancing after college. Primary use will be after effects and Photoshop but will be using the entire cc suite also. What is the best set up/system for this?
A few videos hat i would like to see are a laptop round up, and it doesn't only have to be price. I would also like to see use cases, like bet for editing. I know this one isn't going to happen but the best laptop compared to the MacBook Air. And finally i know that this one won't happen either but more audio videos, on different types on speakers for desk use, 2.1 and 5.1.
Well first.... What is the best Chromebook?
Second I'd love benchmarks between the Tegra k1 variants and the Intel Atom processors currently being placed in Android devices so like the Z3580 ... I think that's what it is... Maybe also dat Tegra X1 with some snapdragon 810 too I don't really know, but most importantly that Z3580* because I don't really have much in the way of performance comparisons for it ...
tempted to get the macbook air 13' just because of the 12 hour battery life, wana ask if there's any similar priced and similar battery life from the pc side ?
I'd love some roundup videos like you mentioned
I would definitely be interested in how the nexus (tablet) series performs!
Im going to be overclocking both my CPU and my GPUs (i5-4670K & 2x GTX780) wich benchmarks should i use while testing it? Thankful for answers :)
You have to go to see the CoolTech Kinetic Heatsink! And i want a video where luke lurks arround and gets his free clothing for the year!
I would really like for you guys to get the new panasonic convertible and make a video. I think it's awesome
Great video as always! Keep it up! :P
Loving the videos, just going to be upset when it goes back to a vid a day.
Honestly if I am looking at benchmarks to determine what manufacture to buy, it is not a phone/tablet/Chromebook. What a tablet scores on a bench mark is low on my list when shopping. That however is not the case when shopping for a windows based laptop and so that's where I would love to see bench marking results.
I prefer that you people would benchmark battery life with videos because that is usually the heaviest thing on laptops overall if we don't count gaming because gaming on a laptop is a whole diffrent thing.
I'd love to see more testing of the low end Windows Tablets/PCs that have flooded the market over the last year.
Would love to see some benchmarks on Atom based windows tablets. Vs. laptops. Would also love to see some stuff on chromebooks.
Benchmark galaxy S4 vs S5 and the turbo how much preference does the CPU actually get you? What could I do on the turbo that I can't do on the S4?
I have never been truly able to figure out Tabelts. and i need one for my working condition. other than just running down numbers being able to just bring up a yearly or quaterly video about which tablet is the best for which situation. Media streaming and moblie games to word processing
Nvidia Shield Tablet benchmark!
Actually would love to see the iPad Air 2 bencmark also.
You should compare gaming performance on more value oriented laptops and netbooks....APU/ Intel HD/ Intel Iris/ dedicated GPU roundup or comparison?
LOL yeah I agree... it's a friggin' tablet x-D. That being said, really anything that CAN have a meaningful benchmark associated with it I would like to see benchmarks on. I'd like to know exactly what it is I plan on getting myself into with regard to either phones, tablets, netbooks, notebooks, desktop replacements, or (obviously) PC hardware.
the only benchmark i want are game fps on GPUs, which you already do, but it would be awesome if you added this two configurations: Linux native (if the game is available natively on linux) and Linux wrapper (using wine or crossover)
I would like comparisons for performance and battery life between mobile SoCs and GPUs such as the k1, x1, 810 etc. I want something small that can render higher resolutions and higher frame rates and remain power efficient for mobile use.
I'd like to see benchmarks on Windows tablets particularly in 8 inch range.There are a lot of them out there but it is really hard to figure out which one is better. Battery life and performance are my biggest concerns.
I would love to see some smartphone benchmarks i.e. how do iPhones compare to everything else like the Moto X, Galaxy, Windows Phone, etc.
Take a look at the HP Stream and other lightweight windows "netbooks"
I've found to be sweet spot for school notebook screen size to be 15". So basically I'd like to see a review for the balance between thinnest/lightest and most powerful 15" notebook you can find.
The Windows Netbook/Tablet convertibles would be a good roundup, with comparisons to the likes of a Nexus 7, 9, nVidia Sheild, iPad etc
On the mobile side of things, I would really want to know about heat dissipation, deterioration of mobile parts and overall performance.
For heat dissipation, it's closely related to the deterioration of mobile parts but I feel that there aren't enough effective cooling solutions for mobile units that are focused more on the performance side of things. I think it's partially due to a design issue. I'd like to know the heatsinks they use for their cpus and gpus and if those are actually effective.
For deterioration, I've had laptops that would just heat up to the point where over time, the mobile gpu would deteriorate and I would no longer be able to run games at the same settings as I once was able to. Should I have gotten a laptop cooling fan? Yes, but the point being is that I believe the design should've incorporated the issue and addressed it in the first place so that if I wanted EVEN cooler temperatures, I would invest in a laptop cooling fan.
Overall performance. With the many mobile cpu's and gpu's, I want to know how it compares to a desktop because I can't quantify the differences between a QM, S, or whatever the letter may be behind an Intel mobile cpu processor. As for gpu's I'd like to know how for instance a 900M series is compared to a desktop Nvidia GTX series or AMD line of cards to see what kind of performance I'm actually getting from a mobile laptop. It is not to actually "compare" the differences between a laptop and a desktop but rather find values in which can be placed within the same line of cpu/gpu on a desktop so that we may obtain a better understanding of what exactly we are purchasing.
Currently typing on a laptop with a burnt out graphics card due to deterioration. The graphics card is still alive but it's not functioning very well. I've dismantled the laptop before and changed the thermal paste and dusted it out.
My GPU gets hot as hell, but I don't really worry much since it's 750M. Even Acer would manage their fans well enough not to burn out the GPU, right?
If it burns hot as hell then you should be worrying lol. If it doesn't burn it'll deteriorate which means you might want to consider down clocking your gpu but having said that, doesn't that mean we're not getting the most out of what we're purchasing?
I'll run a check on temperatures someday. I think GPU gets up to 70 degrees celsius, not sure what this means...
Yea I would like to know what kind of cooling they're using. A lot of laptops I've worked on in the past had a heat pipe array with/or small heatsinks and fans. Tablets and thinner laptops are way too thin to have those I think. I would like to see a tear down of some of these to see what makes them cool. No pun intended.
Greg Reavis Exactly lol. Heatsinks are very important. I'm not as into the smaller laptops that are mainly for lightweight portability and light use cause I wouldn't think they'd be used for anything related to video editing or gaming or....any sort of heavy duty work. I used to game on my laptop before I built my desktop and now I just use my laptop for video rendering because the gpu basically died on me so I just use the cpu for it's processing power.
With the new 5th gen Intel processors (not sure about AMD), they have decreased power consumption, increased power and less heat output. I think that would benefit the thinner laptops surely. The differences in generations matter as I've tried out different cpu's over time. I don't feel that idle temps are necessary as it's mostly a design issue but load temps are much more significant. I really want to see a properly cooled laptop where parts don't just burn out over time. It sucks to buy a laptop just to have the gpu burn out and you're left with an incompetent laptop (in my standards). For instance ... getting a new laptop and running things on high..and over time, tweaking settings to medium and eventually low.
I've read some other comments with regards to pricing, battery capacity, screen type etc but I feel like only pricing is important out of that list. Screen type I guess could be somewhat of a big deal depending on what you do i.e. raw image editing. Battery capacity I'd only be concerned about the amount of cells and capacity but not how long it lasts in terms of time because everyone has different uses and not necessarily web browse only or whatever they do to test how long a battery can run for.
I also want to see future laptops come out with the ability to set custom fancurves on 3rd party programs. I couldn't set my laptop's fan to a manual curve through MSI Afterburner sadly and I guess it's because the fan doesn't have a 4 pin connector to the motherboard but rather 3 pin. I'm using a Dell 15" L502x right now and the aforementioned stuff about the laptop is mainly my complaints about this laptop. I used to be very pleased with it nonetheless. I've had it for 4 years now and parts are bound to degrade but after 2 years I already had to run things on low and recently the graphics card just began to die where the graphics driver would stop while I'm playing games or rendering videos. I've reinstalled the driver so it's not exactly a driver issue. I've also tried older versions of the drivers.
Sorry for the ramble but I felt it was needed
I'd love a benchmark of the i3 base model of Dell XPS 13 as well as the different configurations of the Lenovo X250 - battery life, durability and horsepower matter for higher-level students!
Sucks that linus cant really give his honest opinion on CPU's. Because he is sponsored by Intel.
If you watched a WAN show a while back, you would know that is not the case.
Wise Guy 508 well i guess i missed that one brother. Would you link me to it.
Prodigy Pro It was long ago, sorry. But he was saying that Intel got in some type of court case and was found guilty for lying to their customers. I can't remember the exact details. Ever since then, Intel could not stop insisting that Linus should speak freely about their products. They tend to make sure that the entities they are sponsoring's critique of Intel products should not be "affected" by their sponsorship agreement.
I am no expert on these things, so go ahead and Google it.
Wise Guy 508 (MAYBE) linus is saying the truth, but I barely watch his video about AMD/Qualcomm/Apple/nVidia/whichever makes CPU, it's all about intel, intel, intel, intel, intel, although he's *probably* saying the truth, he's also diminishing others..
I must've missed that, care to post the video links please?
i use my mobile devices to watch 1080p videos. I found some devices handle higher profiles than others, ie: SGS2, could handle GPU dec. 1080@10Mb/s but not higher, while SGS3, could do it CPU and GPU. Also i could handle 20Mb/s, while sgs2 not. I'd love to see that kind of benches.
On smartphone side of the things, I'm interested in benchmarks for the Note 4, LG G3 & HTC One with Lollipop.
Could you do a which GameBoy should you buy video? Im having a really hard time here trying to decide between the SD Advanced or the original. Which one would be the best bang for my buck on eBay?
a fuck cheap android tablet and an emulator. Fuck off with your hipster shit.
i was jk...You dont have to be hipster to enjoy a good gaming console.
ryan barton But then again, there are couple of versions are there?
Can you benchmark these "Thin and light" ta.. Laptops.. vs. similarly priced notebooks?
Linux, I'd really appreciate it if you could make a video comparing laptops, say under $400 or $500, with benchmarks from these sorts of software.
Like you said in this video, it's hard to shop around for the best value laptop and the majority of people wouldn't want to try to build one.
Benchmarks of very high performance "tablets" would be great because I don't like limiting myself to just my iPad but I love the small form factor
hey Linus what ever happened to that all oil cooled alian ware protype ? is it a thing or was it pushed under the rug ?
Or was it a razer ??
Windows tablet, which would work well for raw photo editing with Adobe?
This is very interesting!
hey linus can you do some benchmarking on amd products like the fx 8350 cpu or the hd line of amd graphics cards
Lol the 8350 is so old nobody cares about it. Its ancient news. Same goes for HD cards. They're relics. Its all r9 and r7 now
Supervhizor I think HD cards are far from *relics*, I read somewhere that R9 280X is a re-named HD 7970.. Please CMIIW
It is true that the 7970 is as powerful as a r9 280x but it did not replace its name I know this because I have a HD 7850 and it is just as powerful as a r9 270
Supervhizor the 8320 has a stock clock of 3.5ghz and it is a 8 core powerhouse well capable of over clocking to 3.8 and beyond if you want to risk it but its a fantastic CPU that will last you a long time.
Tristn -1 ill stick to my 4.5 5820k thanks
i put up a graphics card benchmark vid day or two ago i just used games but to be honest as i can only test what i buy it is not fully comprehensive. But i would say get rid of synthetic benchmarks
I would like to see benchmarks on "ultra books" like Lenovo Carbon X1, MacBook Pro Retina etc
I would like to see comparison between windows tablets and regular laptops.
Also would like to see comparison between workstations.
Well I would like to see how the Intel CPUs on the new Asus Zenfone 2 compare against Snapdragon 800 or some of those, because the specs on that phone seem really good for the price o:
I can't get Cinebench to run in Windows 10. It says path is to long when I try to extract files to open the app, and when I try to run it, it says corrupt or missing files. Is it a common problem? Is there a solution?
A comparison between notebooks with 15 or 17" and between 250 and 400$ would be nice.
But if it would be tested, than you should rate the runtime, durability, performance while gaming and performance for office/movies.
Reason for that: I want to buy a small notebook for traveling and school
I'd love to see some ultrabook / netbook benchmarks
i want more entry grade stuff reviewed and personally i don't care about mobile device benchmarks because it is more of a pastime type thing that only happens occasionally or at school and because of this barrier we have hit in this industry all modern chips for the mobile platforms are fairly similar and somewhat optimized for that device
oh oh oh oh i know i have really been wanting to see how steam broadcasting will do on a tablet or tab/pc lol i mean its just streaming but iv been wanting to know if i could stream the game to a tablet and if it would run ok. my reason for wanting this kinda test is im not a fan of the steam broadcasting only in the sense that you would need to have 2 pc's running when i could just play it on the desktop and not rack up a higher electric bill. tablets dont use much power so i figure steam broadcasting would be best for streaming the game to a tablet. tho i dont think i would ever leave my pc alone while using it to game, gotta keep an eye on it.
I would love to see the iPad benchmarked and compared to others!
ultrabook for serious work. I usually need to run a VM for the most part of my work.
what is the best benchmarking software
Yeah Benchmarks across various platforms is very tedious and often led to misunderstanding.
While i usually prefer a desktop over anything , this decade is what you can call the era of the mobile devices but i was wondering if a low power tablet can be as smooth and productive as a desktop why should i buy it anyway( leaving gaming and rendering aside).
I would really like to have a Benchmark which would run typical run of the mill software and some content creation software across x86 and ARM Processors .
Also which software performs better ( Free , Premium or Paid) or either it is justifiable to buy a full version of the software.
Usually a benchmark is limited to unreal intensive and concentrated towards cpu and gpu , but a system is much more than that so even a laptop or tablet is cheaper and has equal specs can be quite a bit slower than the slightly costly one.
So a benchmark which would simulate normal load under ordinary condition is what this industry and what we want to see in your videos.
Sorry For the long post.
You got my like : D
wait what was the sponsor's name again? and what type of glass are they using? something with an ape?
I'm going to college in a couple years and i've been thinking about upgrading from my old computer. I do a lot of video editing, but I love the portability of a laptop, So I've been planning to buy an ultralight laptop and a powerful desktop, then use remote desktop to connect. It would be great if you could make a video on the viability of this
Get an Alienware 13 with graphics amplifier. MSI also has an option though it will cost twice as much.
no
Stas Szatkowski It's just as good and less expensive. I don't see anything wrong with this solution..
3:49 How many pages do you use per class, how many classes, intended life of book. Page density. Smoothness. Weight per page. Binding type. Ruling type. Cover surviv-ability.
That should be all one needs to look up.
I hear Office Depot's carrying a nice one right now: www.officedepot.com/a/products/475296/Office-Depot-Brand-Poly-Wirebound-Personal/
I have a lot of people asking what laptop is best for gaming and then I'm talking low end, like 400-600 dollars. I would like to se what mobile setup with integrated graphics has most fps per dollar, but also entry level pure gaming notebooks would be cool. Not too focused on looks and extras just pure gaming performance. I just don't know what to recommend, got a good grip on desktop hardware but mobile stuff is just, "look higher numbers, more gb, pretty logos, some gpu, ssd no sdd" :-D
Anyway sorry for the rant, but mobile stuff gets confusing at times, specifically models and price and what sets them apart.
LinusTechTips
I want a broadwell 8.1(10?) tablet showdown!(when it's out)
I will like to see benchmark for the best mobile that is not more than 400$. For the next upgrade. Good work linus!
I think if you discuss/test mobile devices you should speak about longevity issues - how long this device will be usable or up-to-date for its purposes. Its hard to measure but you should take a look into it. I think that Apple devices have excellent timeframe of their device life. Even after 3-4 years. But my budget HTC bought one year ago is almost useless. And of course majority of your readers are not able to spend money on 8x SSD RAID ;) So tomshardware approach for testing video cards - frames per bucks is actually nice. See if you can use this technique.
Chrome OS will move forward leaps and bounds as soon as Google releases the Material Design update for it. I personally will buy a Chromebox as soon as that happens.
I wonder if any companies will make a device that is as light as a feather, that way if you drop it there wont be match of an impact
I want to see some benchmarks of the small windows PC with a screen on one side
I was expecting a list of good trustworthy benchmarks. I only took Tabletmark as being a good benchmark, but wouldn't this just be for tablets? Would this be a way of comparing a Desktop PC to laptop or a tablet?
Wanna see surfsce pro vs atom based windows tablets(or pc whatever you call it)
Fully Loaded Surface Pro 3 Benchmarks would be great. Thanks
I'm watching this on the tablet you see at 1:41. And it is awesome except for the UI..... But you can always download a new OS from Google play
Benchmarking Chrome books and more Tablets would be awesome! :D
have you seen a "pc" with screens on both sides?
Best thin, light style laptop, ultra book, 2 in 1 etc
you should do nexus vs surface vs ipad!!
Can you go check out Asus for their monitors... I heard something about a 4K IPS monitor with G-Sync... I wonder what's it gonna be like...
can u review the HP Omen 15?
I use passmark to compare the individual specs and evaluate and quantify the performance of the CPUs and GPUs to make my PC purchases. I find them quite trustable but I don't really know how legit they are.