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880251 replied to the thread News Intel might be too big to fail — Washington policymakers are already discussing potential solutions if the chipmaker cannot recover.Same as Polaroid, same as TWA, same as PanAm, same as DEC. If you had told anyone in the 1990s, DEC would be dead and in its grave by...
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880251 reacted to Notton's post in the thread News Intel might be too big to fail — Washington policymakers are already discussing potential solutions if the chipmaker cannot recover with
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There is another option. The Government buys some, not all, Intel fabs and make the purchases a state-owned enterprise. It'll keep the... -
880251 replied to the thread News Intel might be too big to fail — Washington policymakers are already discussing potential solutions if the chipmaker cannot recover.Before Intel the US used to own the IT industry through Big Blue. If your company needed a mainframe, it went to IBM. IBM also had a lot...
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880251 reacted to umeng2002_2's post in the thread News Intel might be too big to fail — Washington policymakers are already discussing potential solutions if the chipmaker cannot recover with Like.
Don't make STEM degrees easier to afford. Don't pay to train workers in America. Don't stimulate science and technology education and...
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880251 reacted to Gururu's post in the thread News Intel might be too big to fail — Washington policymakers are already discussing potential solutions if the chipmaker cannot recover with Like.
An intelligent article concerning a looming national security nightmare. Right now, Intel is probably the only relatively secure major...
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880251 reacted to tommo1982's post in the thread News Intel might be too big to fail — Washington policymakers are already discussing potential solutions if the chipmaker cannot recover with Like.
I'm concerned that "something" will be forced, not besomething that's right for Intel. Intel is in dire situation, yes, but I am not the...
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880251 reacted to kjfatl's post in the thread News Intel might be too big to fail — Washington policymakers are already discussing potential solutions if the chipmaker cannot recover with Like.
Intel's 18a process has metal pitch in the order of 150a. The naming comes from Intel realigning their process names to be in line with...
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8The 14700k is Uber fast but 13th and 14th gen cpus are not good to run out of the box. Regardless of the whole degradation issue (which...
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880251 replied to the thread Question Why doesn't the 7800x3D have 128MB of 3D V-cache?.So the largest 3D V-cache is 64MB? Will the 9000x3D series be bringing more 3D V-cache to each product tier?
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880251 reacted to Eximo's post in the thread Question Why doesn't the 7800x3D have 128MB of 3D V-cache? with Like.
Well, since they are using a modular design it is pretty straightforward. Base CCD has 32MB of cache. 3D VCache adds 64MB 32+64 = 96MB...
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880251 reacted to Roland Of Gilead's post in the thread Question Why doesn't the 7800x3D have 128MB of 3D V-cache? with Like.
Hey there, Short answer, yes. Exactly. Performance/price segmentation. The more expensive parts have higher L3 cache. But, the 7800x3d...
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8From what I understand the 3D V-cache only attaches to one CCD, but even if the 7800x3D only has one CCD why can't it get the same...
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880251 replied to the thread News Smuggler packs 200 pounds of meth into PC cases, gets busted — Australian Border Force foil drug smuggling plot.Whether or not the recipient was involved in smuggling the drugs is up to a jury to decide. Sending illegal, dangerous, addictive...
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880251 replied to the thread News SRAM scaling isn't dead after all — TSMC's 2nm process tech claims major improvements.Would this make any difference to AMD's 3D V-Cache? Or is that a different technology from SRAM?
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880251 reacted to helpstar's post in the thread Question "This PC doesn't currently meet the minimum system requirements to run Windows 11" ? with Like.
ASrock Motherboard with Intel CPU: Enter BIOS by repeatedly tapping ‘Del’ or ‘F2’ on startup of the PC. Enter the ‘Advance’ Tab. Click...
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