AMD's Bobcat and Bulldozer

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I've heard humans is better at those tasks, but that was many years ago, I thought that computers would be better at this point. Honestly I don't see any reason why computers would fail at such "logical" tasks.

transistor count is going up faster than performance is increasing.. It's getting more and more complex overall. Computers can generate a solid generic path which is OK, but humans still need to tweak it.

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transistor count is going up faster than performance is increasing.. It's getting more and more complex overall. Computers can generate a solid generic path which is OK, but humans still need to tweak it.

Yeah, but one might think that computers would be better at the rough overall layout, better utilization of die space and so on. And while transistor count is going up faster than performance, the human brain is the same.