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everyone at Intel has been on vacation for the last four years. they just keep releasing the same CPUs every year with a new name. so far no one has noticed.
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intel doesn't care about pure performance anymore, just cutting down power and maintaining performance. amd still fighting the previous battle which appeals to an ever-shrinking market (lol gamers and "content creators").
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Feb 23, 2017 18:17
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vodkat posted:flamewar incoming: how does zfs protect your in memory dirty pages from bit flips?
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Feb 26, 2017 01:31
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Tokamak posted:this is their strategy. the enthusiast market are the beta testers for the server chips that will be released later this year. they don't want to be pushing microcode updates to servers to fix bugs, or even worse sending out chips with a subtle design flaw. it's a new architecture and a new process, so there's going to be bugs to iron out the chips go to enthusiasts first because it takes time to get the yields up and you can't start selling into the server market until you can produce them in volume. also lol if you think the chips they ship don't have design flaws.
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Feb 26, 2017 04:05
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I frequently do things at work that can use as many cores as you can throw at them. at home not so much.
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Feb 26, 2017 20:18
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hifi posted:i want a cool new feature or else intel will have to be happy with me buying a new $200ish i5 every 10 years it looks like. intel would need to have competition before they get off their rear end and do something. post a thread if that ever happens.
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