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Intel have released CPUs based on their 10nm process.
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Happy birthday, Artie!
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I'm doing alright.
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I'm not too bad, you?
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Artie! How are you?
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YEP
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Ken, You are now banned for life. Congrats!
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Jeff, please stop editing and deleting your posts. There is zero point.
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IPB 4.4.0!!!!! Wooooooo goodbye $25!
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"Ayo happy valentine's day." - PHP 7.3
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YEAHHHHHHHHHHHH!
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I have no fucking idea where the member list went, nor when it disappeared. It was probably from an update like 3 years ago. Don't worry. An update is coming soon. Maybe they re-add it.
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Yeah, that'll be interesting. Supposedly he's done a pretty good job. Some people still think Intel could have chosen better if a candidate presented themselves, which I think has largely been their issue.
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Intel Corporation's Interim CEO is now their permanent CEO.
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Did Link ever get to sucking?
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Memories
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It's like finding a needle in a haystack. I need a member list to sift through, also give me emails in these bozos profiles so I can digitally stalk mother fuckers. Geez.
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Comprehensive AE Console Username / Friendcode List
Scarface replied to LeadingMan's topic in Gaming
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Jeff, I think it's going to be an uphill battle for the next few years. Security researchers are really honing in on CPU bugs these days, and taking a deeper look into finding firmware vulnerabilities. CPU hardware and BIOS/UEFI/Firmware bugs used to be something out of a science fiction novel. Most security researchers were more focused on finding easier to spot and easier to exploit and presumably more widespread bugs in things like Adobe Flash & the webbrowser of your choice, along with Microsoft Windows. Then, someone got the bright idea to start poking around things like Intel Management Engine and some other fun Intel-specific motherboard backdoors features. They've finally made their way to the CPU. I think it'll be important to decide whether or not you're concerned with the performance hit by whichever method of fixing they implement in whichever chip you buy. I think we're looking at probably 2 more years until this stuff really dies down. I foolishly thought we'd have kind of a "smoking gun" solution with the next batch of CPUs for Spectre/Meltdown but now with things like Foreshadow & other variants, that doesn't really seem to be the reality of it. All that aside, I'm very excited for the prospect of building a super rig with a 2080 Ti & i9-9900K. However, AMD should have Zen 2 out sooner than later. Maybe that'll blow the 9900K away. And supposedly their upcoming GPU line-up will be awesome as well.
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Intel Corporation's Cascade Lake is supposed to have a fix for Variants 1 - 5. Cascade Lake is for server processors, but this news tells us that Intel's regular chips should have fixes for these by the next generation, or the one after that. 10nm is postponed to the end of 2019 or 2020. ARM claims that they will have 5nm processors out by then.
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o hai guys. hows your 2018 going?
