CptPower, 2 hours ago. Paying 700 for something with longevity until 2025 is ridiculous. In the past, things were made for… moreYou don’t seem to know anything about computers. People can still use older hardware just fine, it will just be slower as newer software will ask for higher hardware requirements. ♂️
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SShock 35 minutes ago Damn the confidence you have… you might want to lower it. Or 20… Der8aue… moreRoman my German. I had a good relationship with him. I often tease him about his music taste hahaha. I used to think that mainstream rock music is the epitome of musical technicality. Then I taught him progressive bands and techniques. Anyway, on top of that, he’s a huge tech nerd and a handy guy, but mediocre at basic engineering. You may be reported on him for nine months and the reason why he wasn’t reported properly lol.
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CptPower, 2 hours ago. Paying 700 for something with longevity until 2025 is ridiculous. In the past, things were done to… moreWho’s forcing you to switch CPUs in 2025, you silly idiot?
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Anonymous , 1 hour ago You know nothing. Let alone knowing about it for months. And learn the difference… plus, heck, the confidence you have… you might want to lower it. Or 20…
Der8auer talked about it in his video 9 months ago… as long as he knew about it. He’s leaving now.
CptPower, 2 hours ago. Paying 700 for something with longevity until 2025 is ridiculous. In the past, things were done to… moreWelcome to aggressive capitalism where profit is everything and no care for customers or mother earth.
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CptPower, 2 hours ago. Paying 700 for something with longevity until 2025 is ridiculous. In the past things were done to… moreI agree, I’m still getting software updates for my 40 year old radio. I mean, I’m not sure how it happens since it’s not connected to the internet, but I’m not one to ask questions.
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SShock, 1 hour ago I didn’t “just look it up”, this has been known for months. Stop pretending that you… more You know nothing. Let alone knowing about it for months. And learn the difference between speaking up and supporting something. It was official then, but it was just a statement like Microsoft did for Windows 11. That it needed tmp chips but ended up saying that any system with security version 2 can use w11. Same for avx512 for recent Intel chips. CPU without electronic cores supports avx512 as before. No hassle, even for PCMR guys like me who disable e-cores. His statement today half dead. So your comment about these was completely misleading in the first place. You can’t answer with facts, that’s just making things up because you’ve said the wrong thing before. And surely and without a doubt light years more gig expert than any man at Apple. No wonder you’re an Apple screamer. You want to try that you are going to check each response from the location that called you for each comment that I read before. And you will find that the last answer was always mine.
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rizki1, 2 hours ago super powerful but they can’t do 10W TDP? Different CPU for different markets, if you need a 10W CPU, look at the Ryzen Embebed series, something like the Athlon silver 3050E has a Tdp of 6W.
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CptPower, 2 hours ago. Paying 700 for something with longevity until 2025 is ridiculous. In the past things were made for… moreI have an i7 4790 and it can do most work just fine, including games. Its almost 10 years old CPU, no way the Zen4 core would be obsolete by 2025.
Anything from the second generation can be used today.
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Anonymous, 1 hour ago. This was true until the zen 2 timeline. Then Intel released the 12th gen and rebranded the entire CPU… more It’s true, Alderlake’s budget offering is so good that people it bypasses it and only focuses on i9/Ryzen 9.
i3 1220p is faster than M1, Ryzen 7 5700U etc
The i3 1215u is faster than almost all of Intel’s 15w CPUs released before.
Even the pentium 8505 is faster than the 10th gen or below i7 and has better single core performance than the i9 9900k.
Combining i3 alderlake and Nvidia mx550, you get a solid work machine that can handle 99% of the workload, including games.
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Anonymous , 1 hour ago You didn’t do any homework before making the comment. Yes, you may have to look it up later… more, not “I just looked it up”, this has been known for months. Stop pretending you’re some kind of genius on this subject. AVX-512 is NOT officially supported on Alder Lake and the upcoming Raptor Lake and even Intel discourages it and support for gaming with E cores is very dependent on the individual board vendor. If you want to go to the trouble of buying a CPU with tons of cores and then disabling half of them just for AVX-512, which 90% of users don’t even need I guess. Stop pretending you’re some kind of mega expert here. Because you’re not.
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SShock, 1 hour agoErm, I’ve done my “homework”. AVX-512 is NOT officially supported by Intel… more You didn’t do your homework before commenting. Yes, you may have had to look it up after my answer. Still full of confusion. Your previous comment was totally misleading, like saying their consumer products don’t support avx512, but obviously some certain p-cores only the CPU does. Because Intel didn’t physically merge them. And nothing is even official. Because they have two CPUs based on microarchitectures when people can disable one. And the CPU based entirely on p. So they didn’t inform you enough before you answered the other one.
And the irony is that you shamelessly said you know what you’re talking about. Yes, like saying totally against what you said before. Lol Try again.
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AnonD-1063207, 3 hours ago. I don’t know why people still discourage others from using amd processor on desktop. I think amd pr… moreThis was true until the zen 2 timeline. Then Intel released the 12th gen and turned the entire CPU market 180 degrees. Although they were better priced at low end CPU performance from the 10th gen, like the 10100f was a budget king back then.
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CptPower, 2 hours ago. Paying 700 for something with longevity until 2025 is ridiculous. In the past things were done to… moreSomething is planned
But generally the eras are getting shorter and shorter
So this idea of lasting 30-50 years just doesn’t make sense in modern times
Look at the agricultural era which lasted for hundreds of years…then the industrial age/era etc. each shrank exponentially
The way things are changing boy, I don’t see the decades old standard coming back
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CptPower, 2 hours ago. Paying 700 for something with longevity until 2025 is ridiculous. In the past things were made to… moreI have an 11 year old desktop with an AMD A8 that still works fine. A hard drive died 6 years ago, but I replaced it with an SSD and it has been rock solid.
I use it to run my Asheron call macros
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Anonymous 2 hours ago At least do your homework before you comment. Only E-cores using the Gracemont mi… moreErm, I’ve done my “homework”. AVX-512 is NOT supported by Intel itself on any hybrid core design CPUs at this time. Intel only lists AVX-2 for the 12900K on Intel’s ARK, you can look it up if you want. I’m pretty sure Intel knows what they do and what they support. You can get AVX-512 by disabling e-cores because the OS logic cannot differentiate between P and E cores for AVX-512 loading and it all depends on the motherboard manufacturers willingness to include the setting in the BIOS, if they do. Which is entirely up to them, as Intel discourages this functionality by default. No need to try to educate me when I know exactly what I’m talking about.
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I have a Ryzen 7 5800x on my home desktop. Everything works great. AMD has been killing it for the last few years
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rizki1, 2 hours ago super powerful but they can’t do 10W TDP? Sure they can and they have. i.e. embedded series, stony ridge, etc. But these are not conventional Zen products.
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SShock, 3 hours ago. It’s a rather niche thing that very few mainstream consumers should care about. AMD j… moreAt least do some homework before commenting. Only E-cores using the Gracemont microarchitecture lack the hardware to process AVX-512, while P-cores using the Golden Cove microarchitecture have the hardware to support AVX-512. In saying that some certain Alder Lake CPUs and future Raptor Lake CPUs (only CPUs with P cores) will support AVX-512 because Intel didn’t physically merge them.
M}3 man i forgot your previous username. But how many more times do I have to inform you about technology hahaha.
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super powerful but can’t do 10W TDP?