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amd. its okay folks
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theadder posted:i dont own any amd products op if you own a Mac with a discrete gpu you do
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echinopsis posted:the massive irony of that ancient cartoon
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akadajet posted:have you ever run into a situation where ecc ram would have saved whatever you were working on? anecdotally, on my non-ECC systems I will get like one hard hang/kernel panic every month or so. Systems with ECC average like once a year if that. If an ECC system hard-hangs twice within a few days something’s truly hosed (either SSD or CPU) and it gets pulled from service.
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also the actual hardware involved in ecc is not that expensive or complicated, it has just historically been extremely overpriced as a pro/enterprise distinguisher. it is not that it is impossible to compute without ecc, but it is a really good feature with few downsides.
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Dec 27, 2019 10:21
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i fuckin’ love rippin’ threads, error correctin’, and makin’ cores!!!!!
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while you were improving ipc, i studied the cores while you were busy charging extra for ecc, i practiced the cores while you spent years on a die shrink, i used the cores and now that the world demands cores you have the audacity to come to me for help?
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Dec 27, 2019 19:15
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in the midnight hour, he cried cores cores cores
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i want cores so i can run every os simultaneously. literally the worst computer. hell, i even want 4-way smt just because.
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Bored Online posted:in the midnight hour, he cried cores cores cores
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Laslow posted:i even want 4-way smt no you don’t
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Dec 28, 2019 05:06
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certain POWER configurations have 8 way smt lol
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Dec 28, 2019 07:17
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let's do that thing again where apple got desperate with how poo poo the g5 was and just makes every unit dual processor. except the inexplicable single processor one for poors
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Endless Mike posted:i fuckin’ love rippin’ threads, error correctin’, and makin’ cores!!!!!
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carry on then posted:certain POWER configurations have 8 way smt lol the im not touching you response to core based licensing
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Dec 28, 2019 15:36
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thanks to this thread i ordered my first amd processor and motherboard since the drat nforce2 was having its heyday livin' in a post-speculative-execution-vulnerability world (maybe)
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Dec 28, 2019 19:01
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buying a 1920x because amd is ok
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psiox posted:thanks to this thread i ordered my first amd processor and motherboard since the drat nforce2 was having its heyday nforce2 was epic. athlon xp 1800+ with radeon 9700 pro whatup
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Dec 29, 2019 06:42
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intel can’t fab, their microarchitecture is poo, and their roadmap leads directly off a cliff. the question is: how is amd going to screw up this lead?
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Dec 29, 2019 08:31
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no threadripandtear tie in with doom eternal. what are they thinking
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The Management posted:intel can’t fab, their microarchitecture is poo, and their roadmap leads directly off a cliff. by not tripling down on more cores
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echinopsis posted:by not tripling down on more cores so many threads left unripped
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when this baby hits 88 cores, you’re gonna see some serious thread rips
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pram posted:nforce2 was epic. athlon xp 1800+ with radeon 9700 pro whatup otoh the nforce chipset drivers were so, so bad
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pram posted:nforce2 was epic. athlon xp 1800+ with radeon 9700 pro whatup 2400+ with a 9800 pro  and only 512MB RAM and I overspent on the fancy overclocking board full of features I never used (lol firewire NO I DEFINITELY NEED THIS lol) and it was noisy as hell but I had a sick case with a window and blue cold cathodes
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i built so many of those in high school. chintzy steel and plastic cases with godawful silver accents we got an all acrylic case and a watercooling kit one time, which was fun to build except for the massive esd issues
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echinopsis posted:by not tripling down on more cores this but unironically
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imagine not ripping threads lmao!!!!
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ripping the threads in the seat of my jeans with my powerful farts
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The Management posted:intel can’t fab, their microarchitecture is poo, and their roadmap leads directly off a cliff. theyre gonna merge with qualcomm
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could it happen in theory that intel admits defeat and just hires tsmc or samsung for manufacturing
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poty posted:could it happen in theory that intel admits defeat and just hires tsmc or samsung for manufacturing no
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poty posted:could it happen in theory that intel admits defeat and just hires tsmc or samsung for manufacturing this has already happened. intel is using samsung for extra support. right now it’s for the lower end 14nm parts, but this feels like a test run to me to see if they are a valid option.
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infernal machines posted:otoh the nforce chipset drivers were so, so bad incredibly true, especially under linux pretty sure i got some third-party non-poo poo ethernet controller (i.e. eepro100)
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tbf, that was true of approximately all linux drivers in the early 2000s. anything that wasn't bog standerd intel 440bx era stuff probably either didn't work at all, barely worked with terrible performance with some reverse engineered OSS driver, or required a binary blob and a wrapper
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half the jokes about sound on linux come from that era. poo poo like not having drivers for the insanely common ac97 chipsets and only supporting soundblaster compatible/ess chipsets from the late 90s
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infernal machines posted:half the jokes about sound on linux come from that era. poo poo like not having drivers for the insanely common ac97 chipsets and only supporting soundblaster compatible/ess chipsets from the late 90s the other half are from 2019 where if I type “make” on my 28-core workstation the audio skips.
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really hoping this new motherboard i have coming in actually has working components out of the box in lunix, will report back but not holding my breath for whatever probably-garbage wifi controller is integrated also not holding out hope to have software control over all the ~fancy~ RGB LEDs everywhere, but also i don't really care
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psiox posted:really hoping this new motherboard i have coming in actually has working components out of the box in lunix, will report back but not holding my breath for whatever probably-garbage wifi controller is integrated https://github.com/gfduszynski/cm-rgb i think it's available via pip too
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