I think he asked about 24/7
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I think he asked about 24/7
What you actually proved is the opposite (for now), that AMD gets 33-59% on the CMT :)
Chess 11800/8813=1.3389 ?
Wprime 13.814/9.531=1.4494
Winrar 4467/3027=1.4757
3d06 5803/4134=1.4037...
Just saw this quote in your review:
"As we have said in the past, AMD are known for making cool-running processors, and our FX-8150 sample was be no different. Despite its eight highly-clocked cores...
I have no intention to enter discussion about the topic but only touch the graph representation
if the graph wish to show longer bar represent better performance, and the data from other site such...
well, you should have tried searching then ... or should already have some understand what BIOS/UEFI/UEFI with changes does ..., bootloader. There will not be anything that prevent you using either...
ok, you have some example on the OS side, what about the CPU side? what so special about the new UEFI (changes) in such that a HW has a dependency on it and not able to do so with older UEFI or...
yup, IF doesn't work ;)
Not sure what background you and others from. Care to share a thought or two on the below question?
1) is it possible for new IA CPU to have dependency on newer UEFI but...
and this is referring my question #2 above, whoever has the requirement on that UEFI changes, would be the one the need the changes for 100% features. And here is the question 3:)
3) what are those...
I believe the source gets partial information and miss-understood it. There is no (technical) reason that the upgrade path to Ivy Bridge could be blocked by changes to UEFI. Here are the logic...
Without knowing how easy/feasible to do GPU programming for chess and being faster than doing so in CPU, but just give you the benefit of the doubt ... so, do we have it now? If not, by what year you...
Not really sure where you got the quote on the Turbo Core, but the last bullet was clearly a misleading point - "AMD Turbo CORE is deterministic, governed by power draw, not temperature as other...
I was trying to tell you that the '5ms' is likely due to the SMRR is not WB, not because of an un-optimized SMI handler. (well, as i said, guess only)
The above link was due to the SMRR not having WB, and not really the SMI handler issue, i guess.
