And welcome to another video.

And what is another episode off stunned?

A tech talk.

Just checking.

It's a Sunday there today on the show.

We're talking primarily about red dead redemption rock styles.

Epic Western is finally coming to PC in November.

Andi, after looking at the minimum and recommended system requirements well, they've seen pretty reasonable.

For example, as the minimum.

It suggested you have a 25 100 K or on FX sixty three hundred eight gigs of RAM and either a genetic 7 72 gig or on our 9 to 83 gig.

The reason I'm talking about this is because I've had a lot of instagram messages regarding the game.

Whether or not your pieces are red dead ready, I can't answer that.

I don't know how it's going to perform.

It could be a GT, a four type situation where the game comes out and it runs awfully.

It never gets fixed properly.

Or it could be like GT A five, starting off a little rough in being fixed by a series of patches and tweaks.

Over time, it could just be that it comes out and runs absolutely perfectly could be one of those games where you fired up for the first time.

A little bit contrasts about your pieces hardware only for the game to run flawlessly, and it leaves you wondering how on earth your ancient system is managing to keep up.

That has definitely been the case in a few situations during my time making YouTube videos.

Some games can be quite surprising in terms of how well optimized they are on DDE, quite surprising in how terribly optimized they are.

A sanctuary to the recommended system.

Requirements include an ice 7 47 70 k and a rise in 5 1500 X.

If you have one of these in your system, then you should be pretty safe.

Both are very good.

CP Use.

If you're looking to build a PC in anticipation for Red Dead, my first advice would be Don't wait until the game comes out to see how it runs.

And second of all, when it comes to the rise of 5 1500 X, I would say Forget about it in 2019.

I think the rise and 5 1600 would be the better bet on a tighter budget you get six cause and 12 threads.

Where is the rise and 5 1500 X?

Only has four cause and eight threats, plus the rise and 5 1600 can be found at either a similar or cheaper price.

At least here in the UK, and it seems more widely available, I do often struggle to find the rise in 5 1500 exes online in certain stores.

Where is the 16 hundreds are still going in plentiful supply and can often be found it under £100 here in the UK, making them a fantastic all rounder even in 2019 it's still a very capable CPU, but I'm getting distracted, also recommended.

It's 12 Gigs of RAM.

I'd say.

Forget about that as well.

16 gigs would be the better choice.

This is just in general.

Forget Red Dead for a minute.

Here in general, 12 gigs will be an odd amount.

To opt for.

16 would be the wiser decision.

And for the graphics card, we have a 10 66 gig or a 4 80 four gig again, the 10 60 still a very nice card.

It's perfectly capable at 10 80 p with high or even ultra settings.

In some cases, the Oryx 4 80 is harder to come by then, say the 5 80 on the 5 80 offers a little extra performance, particularly the eight gig version.

I'd say if you want to up for a Radio Rx GP right now, then maybe the 5 80 would be the way to go.

Or you could white and see how well the R X 5500 performs.

And that brings me on to my next piece of news.

And we have announced the Rx 5500.

Sorry to just jump from one to the other there.

I didn't really drawer conclusion on that previous story to summarize.

The Red Dead is coming out on PC Rock Star have promised a load of Twix improvements, too, of course.

Make the PC version thes standout version off the game, and I, for one, cannot wait for this sprawling Western epic so that I can run it at what might be 14 f.

P.

S on my system.

As I say, we'll have to wait and see those of you asking about whether your PC is right dead.

Ready or not, I'm not sure, but I think if you went with something like a rising 5 1600 an Rx 5 80 then you should be good to go.

Those seem to be pretty sweet.

Spot specs that 10 80 p in 2019.

But don't quote me on that.

If it comes out and it runs all flake, it's not my fault.

Moving back onto the Rx 5500.

This is a card that AMG have announced to compete with the 16 50.

They've released a few of their own in House benchmark, so to speak, and they show that the 5500 does outperform that 16 50.

In a lot of modern titles, the gap is widening some games than it is in others.

But I think if aimed, you get this right and they looked at about 100 40 £50 the same in euros and the same in dollars.

They could be onto a real winner here.

The 16 50 was a little disappointing to some.

I think the price upset a lot of people I've won quite enjoyed it.

I found a treat one and I thought it was a pretty okay card for the money I paid.

But like I say, the 16 50 wasn't exactly the reviewers favorite.

In a lot of instances, the 5500 could swoop in under the 16 60 just above the 16 50.

And they all that sort of sweet spot king position on the market right now.

And the only are we going to see a desktop variant from system builders, first of all, but it will make an appearance in notebook form as well.

There is no word yet on when it's going to release separately.

All I know is that there isn't on I am day card.

They are going to be third party cards like M.

S, I gigabytes someone and so forth.

And finally we have more rise and news.

I love the rise and processes I really do.

And so I was very excited to hear that a new rice and 5 35 100 X was making its way to market.

Now you may be thinking, Well, I've never heard of that and neither had I until a couple of days ago.

But there is a little bit of bad news.

This six Court six threaded chip is China Exclusive.

And so I'm not sure whether or not we'll be seeing it in the U.

K in the U.

S.

In other markets anytime soon.

I really hope we do.

But a MD would potentially be taking a bit of a chunk out of their own 3600 market.

The rise and 3600 is very popular at the moment.

So to release the 3500 X at a lower price may make that the one to go for and therefore would be detrimental to their own sales.

This only has six cause and six threads, though.

Where's the thirty six hundred six cars and 12 thread?

So it's far better for those sort of CPU intensive tasks and video creation.

But the right and 5 35 100 X is likely similar to an eye 5 84 100 on 9400 F, and that's why I was getting excited about it.

I used to have on our 5 84 100 I tested the 9400 f on both were very good CP use indeed effect.

I managed to find a few benchmarks from a Chinese website here e X p Review.

So basically, in things like rendering encoding and compression, it performs better than the 9400 f, but slightly worse than the 3600 which is to be expected in terms of gaming.

We've got a few benchmarks here from the likes of play on those battle grounds.

The rising 5 36 100 hits, 124 F.

P.

S.

The 3500 Exits 122 and the 9400 F hits 127.

It's a similar story throughout these benchmarks.

Another popular title, Far Cry five, for example, will run at 109 on the 3600 108 on the 3500 x on 111 on the 9400 f.

In terms of gaming performance, it's slightly worse off than the rise in 5 36 100 but will come closer to outperform that 9400 F in a lot of titles, too.

That's why I thought it would be a great chip for a lot of people looking to build a rise at five p.

C right now, but I guess it's not coming to other markets just yet.

We'll have to wait and see.

Anyway, I think that just about does it.

I've enjoyed talking about some of the tech stories that have interested me this week.

I hope you've enjoyed listening.

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