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thestryker reacted to bit_user'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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The China sanctions imposed by the US were on a limited number of products. For Intel's bottom line, I'm sure the issue is much more... -
thestryker reacted to bit_user'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.
The 2008 auto bailouts were loans with (as far as I can tell) an interest rate of 5%. That sounds pretty reasonable, to me. As the...
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thestryker replied to the thread SSD Benchmarks Hierarchy: We've tested over 100 different SSDs over the past few years, and here's how they stack up..The best rankings are listed by random QD1 IOPs as opposed to picking a specific best overall drive. If these are the two drives you're...
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thestryker replied to the thread News Asus 'Turbo Game Mode' arrives on its AM5 motherboards — second CCD and SMT toggles arrive for up to a 35% performance boost on X3D chips.Unless there's a software interface for this feature it doesn't sound like anything that users can't already do pretty simply with the...
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thestryker replied to the thread News TSMC rumored to receive High NA EUV machines from ASML this year.Multipatterning is not cheap and it's definitely not something they want to be stuck doing. That being said this is largely in line with...
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thestryker replied to the thread News Windows Server 2025 supports CPUs packing two to 192 cores — CPU support list spans Pentium chips to Xeon and EPYC parts.Not that it means much, but the supported CPU list doesn't actually have the GNR Xeon 6 it's the SRF Xeon 6. If the notes regarding...
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thestryker reacted to Flayed'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 bet the farm on 18A production. Hopefully, it will pay off.
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thestryker replied to the thread News Intel might be too big to fail — Washington policymakers are already discussing potential solutions if the chipmaker cannot recover.The problem isn't Intel failing so much as it is Intel cutting off the money sink that is fabrication. So long as progress is being made...
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thestryker replied to the thread News Lunar Lake's integrated memory is an expensive one-off — Intel rejects the approach for future CPUs due to margin impact.Some definitely use M.2 (or at least did in the early generations) and I'm pretty sure it's all PCIe (and I think uses NVMe), but the...
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thestryker replied to the thread News Lunar Lake's integrated memory is an expensive one-off — Intel rejects the approach for future CPUs due to margin impact.Apple has been integrating basically everything into their chips to a degree which wouldn't make sense for any other manufacturer, but...
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thestryker replied to the thread News Intel hasn't sold a single Arrow Lake CPU at Germany's largest retailer — Core Ultra 200S sales stagnate after just one week.So far I haven't seen any tests, but we do have the official specifications to go by. It's not as low as ADL/RPL, but it's still showing...
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thestryker reacted to bit_user's post in the thread News Lunar Lake's integrated memory is an expensive one-off — Intel rejects the approach for future CPUs due to margin impact with Like.
What do you even mean by that? First of all, there are different CAMM form factors for LPDDR5 vs. regular DDR5. Secondly, CAMMs don't...
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thestryker replied to the thread News Intel outlines plan to break free from TSMC manufacturing — 70% of Panther Lake at Intel fabs, Nova Lake almost entirely in-house.I never said they weren't cheaper just that manufacturing cost absolutely affects margins. You cannot logically question Intel making...
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thestryker replied to the thread News Arrow Lake CPUs can still get bendy despite revamped socket — specialized contact frame flattens chip, claims to lower temperatures by up to 6C.Yeah I was referring to the original TG one which was designed solely with overclockers in mind who might need adjustable tension. If...
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thestryker reacted to rluker5's post in the thread News Arrow Lake CPUs can still get bendy despite revamped socket — specialized contact frame flattens chip, claims to lower temperatures by up to 6C with Like.
I've got 2 - an Aliexpress noname and an Amazon bought Thermalright and both came with plastic spacer stickers. They both worked fine...
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