When went wrong with intel?
>Specter
>meltdown
>raped by zen in the 7nm server market
>no 10nm for 2+ years
>no decent low power 8 core
>sockets and chipsets a complete mess
>tim jizz scandal
>i9 flop
>xeon outdated overnight
>stupid prices
>dumb anti competitive behavior
Has the shit finally hit the inside of the walls over there? Panick hiring raja and shit wrecker keller make me worried for them as a fan since the i7 9xx days
When went wrong with intel?
Brayden Walker
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Jason Bailey
>le indian maymay
Intel has always been shit. The thing is that AMD tried to use an architecture that didn't work back then (basically they bet that everything would use multiple threads in the future) while Intel kept upping the single thread performance.
Most programs didn't use multithread so AMD processors suffered a lot while Intel seemed to perform best.
Now it's the Future™ and multithread performance is more important than single thread, so AMD's architecture (the one they've been developing for 10+ years) works like a charm while Intel is trying to catch up and failing. Haste makes waste and stuff.
As for Meltdown and Spectre, they've existed for decades. Again, Intel cut corners to improve performance.
Robert Fisher
arm won anyway. It's everywhere, Intel and AMD are just sitting at home, waiting™ for the user to arrive.
Jaxson Carter
>waiting
lol who the fuck wants to do desktop stuff (actual work and gaming/server shit) on a fucking phone besides billions of normies...
Dominic Hill
I don't understand the meme, did he break his own neck by turning away from the Intel logo?
Luke White
Looks like he broke his index finger too. Are Intel users really this fragile?
Ayden Miller
What is the Tim Jizz scandal
Jason Rodriguez
>STILL better than the only x86 competitor
>not using an ARM server
lmao
Andrew Mitchell
better at being shit
Caleb Green
inb4 le adoredshill but i think jim puts it best when he says that intel is an anti-technology company. they only do the bare minimum they think they have to to shore up their monopoly. then they double down on cost cutting and market manipulation and try to ride out the gravy train for as long as they think they can. they only really hunker down and try to make good products when their backs are against the wall.