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Discussion Should MLID be considered a legitimate source

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MLID saying ARL 8+32 is coming is a major red flag. That SKU is deader than dead, as far as I understand.
 
511 said:
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Gotcha. When I did the analysis, I took what was purported to be some of his better slides/predictions to review to be as fair to him as possible. There are numerous examples that ended up much worse than what I showed, some of which he’s deleted after reality hit. Others in the thread added some examples and anyone is free to add more but the initial post already took way longer than I wanted to give to the effort so I wasn’t going to keep adding to the original post.
 
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marees said:
I tried to watch this video 3 times today

All the 3 times, I fell asleep

we need AI advancement to summarize pointless videos


https://twitter.com/x/status/1956125577271730369
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Tweak Town has got you homie - https://www.tweaktown.com/news/1070...p-to-10-faster-than-285k-in-gaming/index.html

I should have mentioned if you want to know about the Zen 7 stuff, read the comments. It'll stay on AM5 is the claim.

Honestly I don't bother with anything from Tom but the shows with interesting guests.
 
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Tweak Town has got you homie - https://www.tweaktown.com/news/1070...p-to-10-faster-than-285k-in-gaming/index.html

I should have mentioned if you want to know about the Zen 7 stuff, read the comments. It'll stay on AM5 is the claim.

Honestly I don't bother with anything from Tom but the shows with interesting guests
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I was trying to see what he had to say on xbox next & rdna 5 but only thing I got was that he expects a refresh of rdna 4

Not going to watch it a 4th time.
 
I doubt you missed anything. Usually another outlet will do what TT did and summarize anything clickbaity.
 
I find it very, very telling that MLID has recently started showing old slide for like 1 second, picking out 1 "leak" that was correct and staying, "See, this is what I leaked 3 years ago?"

Meanwhile the entire rest of the slide is completely wrong. You know what they say about a broken clock.

Anyway, my point is that he knows people around the net are laughing at his ridiculous "leaks" because 90% of them end up being complete BS so he's cherry picking some "easy hits" to validate himself. It's a little sad and desperate actually.

He needs to remember he is not "real" wrestling, he is WWE, "Entertainment," not reality, and he is good at the entertainment business. Stay in your lane and you'll be fine. Try and convince us this is real wrestling and the gig is up.
 
igor_kavinski said:
That's why I always copy the transcript and give it to ChatGPT.

People who can tolerate watching him for more than a minute are not normal.
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Come to think of it, one good use for AI would be if you could tell it to watch a particular youtube video and give you a summary of what it said, including visual aids referenced by the summary. That way you avoid all the stupid sponsor plugs, advertising (if you actually see ads on youtube, I still don't) and other wasted time. That's the main reason I almost always ignore any link someone references that points at youtube. With text I can skim and get to the stuff I care about it. That's a lot more of a pain with a video, even when watching it with subtitles at 2.5x.

I have to imagine Google would be rather upset if this became a popular way of consuming youtube content lol!
 
The really incredulous stuff is highlighted and bolded in RED.

Arrow Refresh
  • Not a Zen 6 competitor; not a full Alder Lake–to–Raptor Lake type jump.
  • Clocks: higher core clocks announced, but not dramatic (expect mid-6 GHz range, not 7 GHz).
  • Memory/IO: ring bus clock increases are a focus; die-to-die clocks are being raised to ease bottlenecks.
  • Overall performance uplift: about 7–10% in gaming; roughly 5–10% across many apps, with potential edge cases above 10%.
  • Power: TDP is not expected to rise much; no major jump in power targets.
  • Market stance: stronger gaming performance than Arrow Lake 1.0, but not a Zen 6 killer. Marketing push planned to position it against Zen 5.
Zen 5 Refresh
  • RAM/memory: better RAM support planned, driven by binning the memory controllers for the new chips; faster standard RAM expected.
  • Clocks/RAM combo: higher clocks likely; faster RAM pairing may enable stronger performance.
  • Dual VCache possibility: a dual-VCache variant (e.g., a 9950X60-type SKU) has been discussed but not independently verified.
  • Launch window: expected by Q1 next year; positioned as a strong response to Arrow Refresh and a step up in gaming/IPC.
  • Overall: not a Zen 6 upgrade, but a meaningful refresh that should keep AMD competitive, especially in gaming; a potential bump to bring Zen 5 closer to Zen 5 X3D in some areas, though it won’t instantly overtake it.
I don't see the stuff in red happening on N3B. Has to be a process change.
 
igor_kavinski said:
I don't see the stuff in red happening on N3B. Has to be a process change.
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You know how this works: he can't just say 5.9-6Ghz boost, he needs his audience engaged. So first he says mid-6 Ghz and everybody raises eyebrows, rubs palms. THEN, just before the refresh launch, he comes back with a second leak: Intel changed boost target, now it's low-6Ghz due to "insert reason" >> they'll fix it with Nova Lake!

The process is matured, yields are likely better, binning is more efficient as a result. Intel likely tuned on their side as well. For me the higher boost clocks are not as important as the higher uncore clocks (assuming MLID isn't completely full of it), that should help with performance consistency. Might help peak SSD performance too.
 
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Wccftech taking a stand

We can confirm that, besides the specifications that were already out there months back, everything else, including the launch and pricing rumors, is made up and fake. We have confirmed with one of our sources that NVIDIA never planned to launch its GeForce RTX 50 SUPER GPUs in Q4 2025, and we may not hear about the "SUPER" lineup even at CES 2026.​

wccftech.com

NVIDIA RTX 50 SUPER Series Isn't Launching Anytime Soon, RTX 50 GPUs Still In Full-Cycle

Rumors about NVIDIA launching GeForce RTX 50 SUPER GPUs soon are false, as the company is still focused on its current lineup.
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marees said:
Wccftech taking a stand

We can confirm that, besides the specifications that were already out there months back, everything else, including the launch and pricing rumors, is made up and fake. We have confirmed with one of our sources that NVIDIA never planned to launch its GeForce RTX 50 SUPER GPUs in Q4 2025, and we may not hear about the "SUPER" lineup even at CES 2026.​

wccftech.com

NVIDIA RTX 50 SUPER Series Isn't Launching Anytime Soon, RTX 50 GPUs Still In Full-Cycle

Rumors about NVIDIA launching GeForce RTX 50 SUPER GPUs soon are false, as the company is still focused on its current lineup.
wccftech.com wccftech.com
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What in the world Wccftech saying this on MLIDs face lmfao this can't be anymore hilarious than this
 
marees said:
Wccftech taking a stand

We can confirm that, besides the specifications that were already out there months back, everything else, including the launch and pricing rumors, is made up and fake. We have confirmed with one of our sources that NVIDIA never planned to launch its GeForce RTX 50 SUPER GPUs in Q4 2025, and we may not hear about the "SUPER" lineup even at CES 2026.​

wccftech.com

NVIDIA RTX 50 SUPER Series Isn't Launching Anytime Soon, RTX 50 GPUs Still In Full-Cycle

Rumors about NVIDIA launching GeForce RTX 50 SUPER GPUs soon are false, as the company is still focused on its current lineup.
wccftech.com wccftech.com
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Dang. Well, we'll see who is right. Otherwise, it's a case of he said-she said.
 
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