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hobbesmaster posted:it’s probably timing out doing some sort of license check, timing out one drive or some other corporate mandated thing i frequently open 100mb CSVs and import 100mb text files into another sheet and then sort, remove dupes ets etc and nothing ever takes more than 5 seconds
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post the csv If it was xlsx it could be a zip bomb lol
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I have an M1 Ultra now, x86 is dead closing thread
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idk about excel but word takes forever to open anything on every computer.
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The Management posted:I have an M1 Ultra now, x86 is dead closing thread They are largely only taking their own portion of the ~20% computer market share they already had. Honestly, I suspect the M1 will go the way the PowerPC did: Good CPUs but won't replace x86 unless Arm gets mainstream adoption by other whitebox or OEMs.
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lol unless apple falls asleep at the wheel and stops developing their own processors, they’ll continue to form the basis of the biggest value computing on the market
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echinopsis posted:lol I have my doubts.
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looking forward to a lengthy discussion where one side nitpicks microarchitectural details which don't matter and the other side posts about how much money apple makes with both somehow thinking they're interacting.
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apple literally invented micro processors
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Gentle Autist posted:what’s your definition of objective reality then idk man but it exists
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echinopsis posted:apple literally invented micro processors When did Apple buy Intel?
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echinopsis posted:apple literally invented micro processors 
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well yeah that's what amd stands for, right? apple micro processors?
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look, amd is the best processor you can buy if you’re looking for x86 processors. this has been established by rigorous forum debate. however, apple invented good microprocessors, which didn’t exist before since x86 is poo poo
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The Management posted:look, amd is the best processor you can buy if you’re looking for x86 processors. this has been established by rigorous forum debate. Apple has made good processors, yes. But its still ARM, they just customized it. PowerPC and ARM are good architectures.
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it’s the British apple that invented good microprocessors
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CommieGIR posted:Apple has made good processors, yes. But its still ARM, they just customized it. I was under the impression that they designed their own CPU from the ground up based on the arm ISA, rather than "just customizing" some arm core. In the same way that AMD didn't "just customize a x86".
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I suspect that there’s a little more to computer chip design than just the selection of/abstract reasoning about computer instruction sets. I suspect that things like economic constraints placed upon the application/current IC technology capability/circuit design drive the design of the computer chip and of the instruction set.
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Zlodo posted:I was under the impression that they designed their own CPU from the ground up based on the arm ISA, rather than "just customizing" some arm core. A7 (first 64-bit cores) and beyond are entirely apple designed, not based on any arm hardware
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The Management posted:A7 (first 64-bit cores) and beyond are entirely apple designed, not based on any arm hardware A7 has waaaay too many possible meanings here
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This is the Ryzen thread. Enough crApple already.
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i need a home server upgrade. whats a decent used epyc to pick up. i like Cores
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Jonny 290 posted:i need a home server upgrade. whats a decent used epyc to pick up. i like Cores Depends on your price range. Most of the Epyc stuff still commands a premium, I'd shoot for one of the 12/16 core offerings. The Management posted:A7 (first 64-bit cores) and beyond are entirely apple designed, not based on any arm hardware Its still ARM Microarchitecture at the end of the day, Apple still was largely designing within the ARM 64 bit constraints.
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is this poo poo going to come up in every cpu thread this week? you may be surprised at who is responsible for most of the arm64 spec
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isn’t it just an instruction set?
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am I wrong? isn’t the only thing that matters that it can execute code and how it does that internal cogs and belts don’t matter, in order to be arm64
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echinopsis posted:am I wrong? isn’t the only thing that matters that it can execute code and how it does that internal cogs and belts don’t matter, in order to be arm64 processors are just a bunch of tiny tubes
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CommieGIR posted:Its still ARM Microarchitecture it is absolutely not
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is powerpc really still a living architecture? the vibe i got was only people stuck on ibm for their supercomputers are still using it
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Lady Radia posted:is powerpc really still a living architecture? the vibe i got was only people stuck on ibm for their supercomputers are still using it it’s living in the sense that it’s still being developed. but yes, it is strictly for people stuck with ibm
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Lady Radia posted:is powerpc really still a living architecture? the vibe i got was only people stuck on ibm for their supercomputers are still using it https://www.nxp.com/products/processors-and-microcontrollers/power-architecture/s32r-radar-mcus:S32-RADAR-MCUS I’d be shocked if nxp does any big pushes but they have a rad hardened version so presumably it’s still going in avionics or spacecraft buses or something
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Lady Radia posted:is powerpc really still a living architecture? the vibe i got was only people stuck on ibm for their supercomputers are still using it IBM mainframes are z/architecture which is an entirely different thing from PowerPC. e: oh, they actually still do sell PowerPC supercomputers. loving gross
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:This is the Ryzen thread. Enough crApple already.
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power, not powerpc. but similar market space to mainframes that the only people who buy them are enterprises locked in. glofo getting out of leading edge fab killed ibm supercomputers power10 isn’t a bad chip and has some novel stuff but they’re not competitive with generic x86
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don’t quote tori
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Bumping the thread after eight days to be a jerk, incredible posting
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AMD makes a drat good microprocessor
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:Bumping the thread after eight days to be a jerk, incredible posting okay, but how are you on the subject of ryzen?
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infernal machines posted:okay, but how are you on the subject of ryzen? I'm jizzin' for Ryzen!
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