I did welcome ladies and gentlemen to the one show we have a fantastic show for you guys today.

Actually lots of fun topics today. We're going to be talking through AMD's Zen 5 Strix point,

which is apparently going to be a three nanometer processor. That is not many nanometers.

That's a few nanometers. That's it. There's some pretty big news on the

gaming monitor front. There's going to be the first 390 hertz monitor coming.

And what else we got today? Much Samsung, wow, plus 350 Ti, different screens,

very interesting different screens. Also, are your games stuttering at home or are you having

stuttering issues? Blame Windows, nothing else, only Windows. Specifically Bill Gates. We'll talk

about that. Are we going to do the whole like base camp imploding conversation?

We can. Yeah, we'll talk about that later. We'll talk about that later.

Let's go around that topic. Yeah, it seems like it might be a tender topic.

Yeah, tender. Yeah, get attendees.

Hey, why don't we jump right into our headline topic? I can't remember what it is.

Yes, AMD is not ripping off Intel. Allow me to explain. It would be pretty easy to say,

oh, hey, wait, hold on a second. I mean, AMD is releasing a hybrid CPU.

That just sounds a lot like Intel Alder Lake, which is the code name for their 12th generation

core series processors, which are going to use the use high performance golden code course alongside

power saving grace mont course with the idea being that you get performance when you need it

and power saving when you don't. But in fact, Intel is not the first one to have that idea.

And there's a whole lot else going on with their Zen 5 architecture that has really nothing to do

with what Intel's doing. So first things first, Zen 5 will apparently be based on TSM3's N3

process node, which I think they they're just kind of changing up the nomenclature on us. I

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