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Okay, do I have better weapons?

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Like, oh my God, look at all this.

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These are, they're homing, they're homing.

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You have to shoot them down.

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You know, when you're gaming at, you know, 4K resolution,

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it's easy to forget that under the hood

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of Microsoft's most powerful Xbox One

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is little more than a low power AMD Jaguar processor

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and an aging Polaris based integrated graphics card.

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Oh, and did I mention the mechanical hard drive?

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See, the truth is if the Xbox One X ran standard Windows

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with standard Windows games, it would be dog slow.

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But the other thing that's easy to forget

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is that all of those parts in it

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are fundamentally standard PC components.

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So what would prevent someone

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from building a faster game console?

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Oh, apparently nothing.

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This is the SUBOR ZBOX.

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A game console from China that we got our hands on.

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Let's, let's take this baby for a spin, shall we?

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Right after I tell you guys about GlassWire.

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GlassWire allows you to instantly see your current

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and past network activity, detect malware,

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and block badly behaving apps on your PC or Android device.

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Use software code Linus and get 25% off GlassWire

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at the link below.

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The Zed Plus game console was built by the

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Shanghai branch of a little company

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called Zongshan SUBOR Advanced Technology.

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I'm sure I butchered that, so I'll be referring to them

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as SUBOR from here on out.

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And the packaging is relatively unassuming.

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In fact, you might be forgiven for thinking

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that it's for like a laptop rather than for a game console,

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which might actually be a hint at what's to come.

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Then on the inside, we've got the console itself,

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a manual that is entirely in Chinese, which makes sense.

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This is intended for the Chinese market.

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And a little box off to the side here

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that contains a stand, an HDMI cable,

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and then a standard C13 PC power cord.

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Let's go ahead and get the gaming machine out of this.

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Which you guys paid good money to see.

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This is what you guys.

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So it's got a very console-like appearance,

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as you'd probably expect,

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with this kind of weird angular cutout

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that might go great with your media console,

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but didn't go particularly well with your PC.

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But it did go particularly well with mine.

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Ignoring that then,

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we've got two USB 2.0 Type-A ports on the front,

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and then four USB 3.0 ports around the back,

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along with Ethernet.

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Twin HDMI ports, though both of these are outputs.

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So there's no fancy cable box pass-through

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or anything like that.

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And three and a half millimeter jacks with audio,

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along with a SPDIF connector.

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On the bottom, there's this little latch right here,

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and this is cool.

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It reveals

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two two and a half inch drive bays.

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So they're secured by standard Phillips screws,

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which is nice,

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and occupied by default by a one terabyte Toshiba hard drive,

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which means that this thing is mostly looking pretty good

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for storage expansion.

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Should we fire it up and see what it looks like in action?

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So this is a pretty bog-standard Windows install.

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The only thing that really stands out about it

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out of the box is that everything that you see

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in the installed programs is stuff that we put on it.

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It's extremely clean.

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The only pre-installed application is this,

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what's this thing called again?

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Here we go, Ruyi Assist,

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which tells you your CPU temps down there.

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We're at 50 degrees.

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It's not amazing for idle.

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Then you can switch to low power mode,

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and then there's a grayed out switch to console mode.

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More on that later.

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So this is interesting.

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Eight gigs of SG RAM.

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So this is actually graphics memory.

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Slots used eight out of eight.

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So I guess this is eight chips,

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and then they've got two gigs of it

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that is hardware reserved, presumably for graphics.

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And then our CPU.

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Oh, wow.

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Windows doesn't know what the crap that is.

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2.99 gigahertz, four cores, eight threads.

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So this is Ryzen based,

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but that part number is basically indecipherable.

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Fascinating.

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Maybe we can get some more hints

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out of CPU-Z and or AIDA64 here.

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So yeah, there, confirmation.

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This is Ryzen with SMT, and then graphics.

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Oh, so we've got Vega-based graphics,

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but basically no actual specs for it here.

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So a quick Google search for the part number 15FF

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that we found in CPU-Z shows us that it might be a 28,

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but it's not.

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It's a 28-CU APU.

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of the raw performance of the GPU in the Xbox One X.

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One weird thing though,

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is all the news we can find about it

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talks about two gigs of HBM2 RAM, like built into it,

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but we already know from Task Manager

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that the one in this system is going to be a little hamstrung

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because it's sharing GDDR5 memory instead.

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The takeaway though, is that this is,

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is basically a PC running basically Windows.

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and that's that the pre-installed operating system

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is actually Windows 10 Enterprise long-term support branch.

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So the particular build we're running here

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is actually from 2016,

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but then with current security updates.

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There is more to it though.

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Where is this button?

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Here we go.

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Then just a regular old Windows 10 install.

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Unfortunately though, see this guy right here.

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Half of our boot drive is actually partitioned

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into this BitLocker encrypted partition here.

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So that is going to be

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SUBOR's specially modified IOT edition of Windows,

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but it's not ready for prime time yet.

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SUBOR says that that platform will launch in Q1 2019

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with a slew of demands,

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with a slew of demands,

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with a slew of demands,

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with a slew of demands,

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and then a few months later,

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they've actually made a list of FOR難

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for its current Chao Jahr famous

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Domestically-produced games as exclusives for their console.

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So let me know in the comments

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if you guys wanna see like

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a Let's Play update with some Chinese games next year.

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A Let's Play update with some Chinese games next year.

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even though we can't actually try that aspect of it,

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we can discuss why SUBOR would bother

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with this console mode thing

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instead of just leaving it running regular Windows.

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has eight gigs of RAM that's shared

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between the CPU and GPU, just like an Xbox One.

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And it's even, as we mentioned before,

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GDDR5, just like an Xbox One.

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That means that Windows is eating a significant chunk

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of available memory,

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and that makes for a less than ideal experience

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when you're trying to run big AAA titles,

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hence the need for a slimmed down IoT version of Windows.

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The other less obvious reason is DRM.

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Subor says that they're able to use their customized OS

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to enable a form of DRM that's not possible

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under standard Windows,

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which they say is required to attract

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some of the exclusive titles

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that they've got lined up for the platform.

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Now, as much as DRM is a dirty word,

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they're positioning themselves as an early pioneer

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for dedicated gaming platforms in China,

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and they feel that they need to do everything they can

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to build developer confidence.

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So this entire process

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and this entire product honestly might look highly unnecessary

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to folks in regions with established console markets,

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but you might not realize that home game consoles

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were actually banned entirely in China

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way back in the year 2000

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because of fears of how they could affect

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childhood development.

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And the traditional companies that you might think of,

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like Nintendo, have struggled to find a strong foothold

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in China even with the easing of restrictions back

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in 2015.

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So then, with Mainland China nearly 100% reliant on PCs

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for non-mobile gaming,

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and the console market pretty much non-existent,

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Subor is trying to combine a console with a PC

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to give us the Z Plus that we have right now.

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It'll be a genius move if it works.

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So let's test it out and see just how well it works,

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at least today,

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by comparing its performance,

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against a low-end Ryzen desktop

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with a roughly comparable graphics card.

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Well, right out of the gate,

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it seems as though having just two gigs of memory

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set aside for the GPU is gonna cause us to run out of RAM

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during complex scenes,

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like in Shadow of the Tomb Raider's GPU-heavy forest scene,

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despite the graphics core itself

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having more than enough horsepower to keep up.

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And we know it has more than enough horsepower

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because we can actually drop the in-game settings

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a little bit,

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and we can increase the resolution significantly.

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This confirms that we're not running

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into some kind of a bandwidth problem here,

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we are just running out of VRAM.

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So the sweet spot seems to be medium details

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at about 1440p.

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The main takeaway, though, really,

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is that the system's not quite stable,

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and we ran into problems particularly in DirectX 12.

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So it's clear to us that the hardware has the power,

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and that with a more optimized driver and OS, along with,

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a bit of developer effort,

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this experience could be a lot better.

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More physical memory would certainly go a long way, too.

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For now, though, we can only talk about what we can measure.

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And when we look at the numbers,

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the Z Plus, in spite of its faster CPU,

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just cannot match the Xbox One X

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in terms of either speed or visual quality in most titles.

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And it couldn't even break past the performance of our,

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Holiday PC Buyer's Guide, $500 system.

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with tax.

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Subor is marketing this thing as also a PC.

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So we fired up some productivity benchmarks.

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Compared again to our Holiday Gaming PC at $500,

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we are actually looking at inferior

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single-threaded performance,

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but superior multi-threaded performance

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as a result of,

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not only the addition of SMT,

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so that's eight threads to go along with our four cores,

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but also the use of faster GDDR5 memory.

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This is especially apparent

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when we look at the relatively large disparity

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in handbrake encoding performance.

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These tests also revealed

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that our GPU is being held back

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in more ways than we thought by poor driver optimization.

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Its performance is all over the map.

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Look at how it trounces even the GTX 1060

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in most of Luxmark,

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then takes losses in Blender and V-Ray.

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Overall, the Z Plus performs pretty admirably

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with the biggest bug bears being its GPU performance

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and lack of dynamic memory allocation.

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is going to be harder to overcome

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since it's just flat out a weaker chip

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than you'd find in a top tier gaming console even today.

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But its CPU performance is superior

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and the new OS could give the Z Plus,

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the ability to cut back GPU memory

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during CPU intensive tasks and vice versa,

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improving performance in both once the new software arrives.

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With all this in mind,

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this type of chip is almost certainly

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what's going to make up the entry level

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of a new breed of console.

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And in spite of the Z Plus's incomplete state

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and poor Windows gaming performance,

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it's a very big market they're going after

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with next to nothing in terms of direct competitors.

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and developer relationships,

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they could be onto something,

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but I don't expect them to make any headway

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into the North American, European,

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