AMD, once again the poor choice

>Netflix

Normie OUT

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You normalshits don't need a $320 CPU for netflix, you can do it with a $50 pentium

>>59179438
>netflix
fucking normies

i bet you use spotify too lmao

> paying the freemasons
> using web streaming
> not actually doing everything on mpc-hc with madVR and BlueskyFRC

>single thread performance
>netflix streaming

what's next?

Yeah I'll pay the same for twice less the throughput so I can PAY to play DRM content in worse quality.

Intelshills have literally turned insane.

>>59179471

I'm not buying a CPU just for Netflix, dummy!

I'm buying a fast CPU for multiple things and watching netflix at 4K would be one of them.

>>59179438
That's a point in its favour. Imagine WANTING your CPU to be a DRM hub.

>paying for streams
LOL

How can a CPU not support Netflix?

>>59179554

Ask AMD. Ryzen doesn't support 4K Netflix. Poo's got lazy.

http://www.techhive.com/article/3064460/streaming-services/netflix-and-4k-hdr-proof-that-data-caps-will-stifle-video-innovation.html

>25 megabits per second. That multiplies out to roughly 11.25 gigabytes per hour.


https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-stream-netflix-in-4k-1847830

Cucking yourself by buying a new botnet tv that has to be online and have a decoder. ONE cpu manufacturer. EDGE browser only
DRM

toppest keks good goyim. I would never take it up the ass that hard for some moving pictures.

>>59179554

They don't implement the DRM features that Intel and Netflix partnered up to put in to Kaby Lake.

>>59179554
Netflix 4k refuses to run on anything that isn't W10 Kabylake running the PlayReady 3.0 DRM (aka anything that isn't Windows Edge)
amd so bad =(

>>59179626
>>59179644
Sounds like bloat to me

Props to AMD

>>59179438

What is "netflix?" Why is that important?

>>59179626

Will AMD eventually fix this shortcoming? I'm not buying a new CPU if I can't have 4K.

4k netflix doesn't run on anything that isn't DRM botnet garbage.
Ryzen can run every other type of 4k, just not the specific type of DRM that netflicks is soon to abandon.

It should be fast enough for 4k H.265 decoding. Proprietary DRM is aids.

>>59179644
That's a lot of requirements to get lossy 4k.

>>59179728
It sounds like it's literally only Netflix.

Just use some other stream service you'll be good.

>>59179728
It's too late bro. Should have donated to EFF sooner. Have fun paying your $200 Netflix tax.

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>>59179438
I don't care. Doubt my Internet can do 4k streaming. It struggles with 1080p

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>>59179438
>netflix
ever heard of torrents, faggot?

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>watching 4k movies on a computer monitor

>>59179573
There's no way Ryzen can't play 10b HEVC UHD video (although you'd want your graphics card to do this usually and Ryzen doesn't have one anyway). It's on Netflix for putting shitty DRM on their streams that requires specific hardware to support it, not AMD.

Having said that, Vega and Raven Ridge will no doubt support their shitty DRM.

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I'm all in on Intel, but who the fuck gives a shit about Netflix these days after they dropped movies aka FLIX to push more ORANGE IS DA NEW BLAKKK and UNBANKABLE KIMMY SHIT. Oh hey look! I can watch FULLER HOUSE in 4K!

>>59179438
>2017 still fucking watch netflix
Oh Lord, I hope trump just nuke the entire world soon.

>>59179713
A lonely basement dweller entertainment.

>>59179787
Netflix likely went with this kind of DRM to please content providers

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>>59179787
There's absolutely no reason why Nvidia graphics cards couldn't be supported right now, as they're PlayReady 3.0-compatible and support 10-bit HEVC decoding. No reason apart from the fact that Intel and Netflix made a shady deal to help sell Kaby Lake CPUs (because there's sure as fuck no other reason to buy one). Nvidia even made a marketing slide for Pascal that claimed support, only for Netflix to Jew them in the back.

>>59179438
Not only that, but the Ryzen motherboards are garbage

8 PCIe lanes and they're only 2.0

No mini ITX boards whatsoever

>>59179994
Damn! I just cancelled my Ryzen pre-order and bought a 7700K. No Netflix would have been tough, but no mini-ITX is the last straw! Fuck off and die AMD!!!

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Why do I need a Kaby Lake now for 4k streaming when I've been able to do it on my 3570k for years? Hell, don't most browsers these days use your GPU for video rendering?

Sorry, I'm a bit of a normal fag confused by all this..

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>>59180058
Because Netflix are using a new type of DRM to encrypt their 4K streams, which requires hardware support for decoding. As pointed out here >>59179927, Nvidia GPUs fully support said DRM, but Netflix still won't support them due to making a deal with Intel.

>>59180058
It's the DRM.

>>59180106
>>59180116
Ah, Jewish tricks.. I should've known.

Thanks tho.

>>59179758

A 7700K is only 10 euros more than the slightly slower 1700. I'm happy to pay 10 euro ""tax'''' for a faster 4K capable CPU.

>>59180058
AMD forgot it's 2017 and that 4K streaming is a thing now.

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>>59179486
>not being a freemason

>>59180156
So did Intel with its 2017 Skylake-EX, 2017 Kabylake-X and regular Skylake.

>>59180173

But it's fixed in current consumer CPUs?

>>59180254
There's no 'fixing', only Kabylake CPUs with a iGPU support 4k netflix streaming and only on Microsoft Edge browser.

Skylake-EX and Kabylake-X don't have a GPU and Skylake is from 2016.

>>59179471
intel and amd had a jew convention and decided to lock out amd, classic jew tricks

but nobody cares, netflix will fold and make an amd client, cap this

>>59180277
Nvidia also isn't supported with 4k netflix streaming.

>netshix

Not even amd user.
Learn to use Torrents you faggots.

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>>59180284
>kikes eating their own

Beautiful.

>>59180290
>torrents
LMAO

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>>59180307
>paying for free content you can't even watch unless your hardware has necessary please-fuck-my-ass feature

>>59180290
>criminal actions

>>59180323
>using torrents

LMAO.

How dumb are these torrent users. Newsgroups all the way.

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>>59179438

>>59180358
Time for your meds, grandad.

>>59179487
>Ryzen victory
>Ryzen defeat
Anything could be next

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>>59179438
I sure love DRM horseshit built directly into my CPU.

>>59180393
Sorry that I get releases before you.

>>59180156
It's as much of a thing as VR
As in its feasible and we should be there but the Jews are holding us back so it's too costly to work even for the rich
>Low bitrate so even those with fastest internet won't get actual 4k streaming
>Low adoption rate for VR so no AAA games work well with it

>>59180106
>>59179927
How long until Netflix backpeddles on this?

>>59180433
30 seconds after whatever deal they've signed with Intel expires.

>>59180269
>Only Kabylake CPUs with a iGPU support 4k netflix streaming and only on Microsoft Edge browser.

I guess that one guy with a 4k TV, Kabylake laptop, highest tier of Netflix subscription and Windows 10 is going to have a good time.

>>59180468
It's literally nothing more than another tick on a marketing checklist.

>>59180468
So if you have a dedicated GPU will it still.work or does it need to ise the iGPU?

>>59180512
no dedicated GPU works.

Anyone posting with a picture of someone drinking or saving one on their HD has to be a fucking retard, glad you loved up to my expectations OP.

>>59180546
Yeah, but can we use the igpu for decoding the 4k stream while having the video output on the dedicated GPU? Or do we have to unplug our nVidia or AMD cards every time we want to watch Netflix 4k?

>>59180618
Nobody knows because nobody tested it yet.

>>59179438
Nor does Intel unless you use Kaby Lake on Windows 10. Enjoy your botnet.

this has to be bait

>>59180159
>french girl
>implying
We both know that's not a french girl.

>>59179481
Netflix is overrated, but anon Spotify is literally the greatest music service on the planet.

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>>59180461
its not a deal with intel you cunt
Netflix decided to use a kike format that requires hardware drm

why do you think Google has been pushing vp9 on their site? it's to avoid filthy kike tricks like this

>>59180849
>>59179481
salty poorfags

>>59180872
>Netflix decided to use a kike format that requires hardware drm

Which Nvidia GPUs fully support, you tech-illiterate retard.

>>59179927
>>59179927
>>59179927
>>59179927

Read the thread before posting, you stupid pile of AIDS-ridden nigger shit.

>>59180872
>why do you think Google has been pushing vp9 on their site?
It's too bad that VP9 sucks so hard. I just see resizing boxes everywhere.

>>59180872
Try reading, nigger. nVidia has the required hardware DRM, Netflix just won't support it as they've signed an exclusivity deal with intel

>>59180849
>literally the greatest music service on the planet
>when it has no music
wew

>>59179438
>MUH CPU ISN'T A DRM HUB
>MOMMY BUY i7700K for me so I CAN WATCH MUH BATMANS
KYS Intel shill no one cares

>>59180925
>Exclusive deal to only support one vendor
[Anti trust lawyer hand rubbing begins]

>>59179438
What is the point of 4k streaming exactly? Most connections can scarcely hack 1080p streaming without reducing the bitrate down from lossless, what on earth would I want to be trying to stream data four times as heavy for? Shouldn't we be focusing on proper 1080p streaming first?

>>59181021
Indeed, I want to stream my games in 1440px60 without degrading quality before I ever care about 4k.

>>59179728
>I'm not buying a new CPU if I can't have 4K.
nobody said Ryzen wasn't supporting 4K.

Netflix just refuses to stream 4K on anything but Kaby Lake + Windows 10 + Edge.

>>59181072
True, Netflix is the greatest tech Jew I've ever seen

Firefox even bent the knee to including the DRM by default, but on Linux Netflix is chrome exclusive. It's not even a fucking feature issue; if you spoof the user agent it just works

>>59180146
It's not a question of capable, it's a question of Netflix being bloody minded about DRM like it's gonna protect their shit. (Hint, it won't).

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>>59179644

>Netflix 4k refuses to run on anything that isn't W10 Kabylake running the PlayReady 3.0 DRM (aka anything that isn't Windows Edge)

Run that by me again, at this point I can't if you're trolling or being serious.

>>59181855

>*at this point I can't tell

Autocorrect eating words is a new one to me

>>59181117
>It's not even a fucking feature issue; if you spoof the user agent it just works
I thought Chrome had some special decoding feature for linux netflix?

>>59181906
Wrong, it's just a DRM plug in that Firefox added over a year ago
I watch Netflix on Firefox by spoofing the user agent every single day

>>59179438
>Implying American ISPs would provide the speeds for 4K streaming anyways.

This is a problem, how?

>>59179516
Why would you watch netflix on a computer? Don't you have a smart tv or chromecast?

>>59179445
Nvidia. The Way It's Meant to be Played

>>59179438
Why would you watch movies on your monitor instead of a TV that's twice as big and is actually made for watching things on? Do you have Downs syndrome?

>>59179438

SGX is pure cancer. It is just old media's dying grasps on being relevant.