>he uses a cyrex processor
how that quake working out for ya?
He uses a cyrex processor
Dominic Carter
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Leo Carter
I miss my cyrix processer man
i still use my k6-II, but yeah...
Adrian Reed
>playing gaymes
Grow up, it's 1997 already.
Austin Sullivan
says the poorfag who cant afford a pentium 2
Grayson Campbell
youtube.com
blast from the past
Thomas Scott
cyrix mind
Whats the current eqivilant?
ARM?
Ryan Moore
why doesn't he make more vids like this instead of those dumb videos of himself talking over old episodes of bad influence
Angel Allen
I watched that video the other day too.
Lucas Carter
they came from the same city as me
John Richardson
ARM vendors don't compete at all with Intel and AMD in their core markets like Cyrix did, there really isn't a modern equivalent to them
Samuel Evans
how many childish shitposts can one youtube video make?
Nathaniel Hill
>He doesn't use neural-net optimized processors
Dylan Rodriguez
With a Cyrix MediaGX MMX 233Mhz around 21fps in Quake.
Josiah Miller
...
Christian Phillips
Isn't this the guy who made a video specifically requesting people to buy him expensive rig so he could play DOOM 2016?
Christopher Cooper
> not poor
> not living in the 90s
Life is better now, although that was a bretty gud video of their history.
Cooper Robinson
Maybe via.
William Scott
How much art, technology, and culture has been destroyed by video games?
Grayson Bailey
i watched that video too
Xavier Cook
all of it
Jonathan Baker
>cyrex processor
Kevin Hernandez
what has earthquake have to do with CPUs?
Speaking of Cyrix, too bad they never got to release their last core, it was supposed to have better IPC again. Cyrix knew what to aim for in CPU development way ahead. Too bad at that time, pushing clocks paid more.
Henry Nguyen
Funny how google is recommending us all the same videos...
Matthew Cooper
>everything I learned about computing history I learned from youtube: the thread
Alexander Williams
There are some Cyrix Joshua samples out there but performance wasn't up to Via's standards. It got replaced by Samual of WinChip design.
Kevin Smith
>Via's standards
They probably just went with cheaper and easier to maintain design. Also it is possible that the Cyrix development team just fell apart and left to other companies, leaving them no other option than switching to glorified WinChips.
They returned to OoO cores way too late as a result and weren't able to compete in power/performance anyway, if not sooner then as soon as Bobcat came from AMD.
Julian Sanders
Well the design still wasn't Pentium compatible and power consumption wasn't great according to reports. Still would like to have one just to see what they cooked up.
Juan Allen
>1997 was ten years ago...
Grayson Taylor
>actually retarded
>le pretending to be retarded xD
which is it