All right, and we're back for E3 Day 2 for another bonus episode.

It is morning now. Jason, good morning. How's it going?

Yeah, sorry we couldn't get this up last night. I was having a couple of adult beverages,

and one thing led to another.

That's how it goes.

Let's just leave it at that.

That's E-3.

You know, you've got to be social.

We're doing these when we can.

Doing them in the morning is fine too.

Okay.

So we should talk about what happened on Tuesday.

Yeah.

So really quick before we do.

So yes, on our last show, we were talking a little bit about terraflops. And I was joking around how it's a funny word and sort of being glib about it. But I became sort of interested in this and figured I shouldn't just leave it at joking about terraflops. I should go look up what a tarifflop is, how many tarflops are in various GPUs, and what it means for Xbox Scorpio to be six terraflops. So I went and did that.

So terraflop is a trillion floating point operations per second is what that means. It's a funny

sounding word, but it just means a basic kind of math, you know, that a processor can do. It is not

necessarily indicative of like a game performance.

Like, it's sort of, like, a raw, gives you a general sense of how powerful a processor is.

So something having eight terraflops versus six terraflops doesn't necessarily mean you're going to get, like, way better game performance in it.

But so general comparison point here is when we're talking about like 4K gaming versus

2K gaming, whatever, the GTX 980TI that I have installed in my PC is around 5.6 terraflops

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