Recent content by d3bug

Must be an awful lot of cosplayers out there in dire need of one... by the time I got the email they were sold out.

I see they are comparing Apples and Tomatoes again. Unless this board is at the same price point, then the answer is NO. Simply NO. That is like saying "Can this brand new Lykan Hypersport beat this Tata Nano?" well of course if price is no object. These nonsense articles are stupid to say...

Yes yes, but can it run Crysis?

You are wrong. Intel has NEVER fixed their compiler & only adds a disclaimer... but you rock on in your ignorance. As I thought... you didn't bother actually reading. We are done. Adios. Don't bother with a response. I won't see it. This conversation is the only thing beating a dead horse.

Once again, you IGNORED what I said. Here, I will bold it for you. " it uses the same CPU dispatcher as the Intel compiler" Can you see it now? It's not beating a dead horse, the problem is still there - dirty tricks by Intel (and Microsoft). Perhaps you should actually bother to read the...

I am aware of that, and it uses the same CPU dispatcher as the Intel compiler. There is a fix however, which I posted in this very forum. JIC you don't want to find it... you can find it yourself HERE If you still don't want to look it up... Here you go: // Example 13.3. Override Intel CPU...

The "real problem" is CPUs are used nowhere near to capacity from a software standpoint. We just keep adding more cores, more speed, more RAM, more X,Y,Z... instead of coding properly. Additionally, Intel purposely cripples compilers for non-Intel CPUs to use non-optimal CPU Dispatching...

If you want to know more about how Intel takes unfair advantage and cripples performance of non-Intel CPUs... have a look HERE Overriding the Intel CPU detection function There are two versions of Intel's CPU detection function, one that discriminates between CPU brands, and one that does not...

What about the DELL Lat. 5495? Ryzen PRO That is an AMD based DELL Workstation Class Laptop. As for Desktops (Workstation): DELL Optiplex 5055 MT/SFF is available. Those seem like viable competitive options to me. Now, granted, there is nowhere near the selection at present in the market...