>The Performance Cost Of Spectre / Meltdown / Foreshadow Mitigations On Linux 4.19 >On Linux 4.19 >Linux I use Windows 10 so this doesn't affect me at all. Freetards BTFOed once again.
No we know why they didn't want any benchmarks in the first place...
Grayson Gutierrez
FUCK YOU FILTHY GOY STOP KVETCHING
Noah Nelson
AMD was mostly already destroying Intel everywhere except gayming, let's be honest. Only a very specific subset of tools have Intel still winning.
I wonder how much the hit to gaming performance was after all these patches. We all know the first few patches didn't hit gaming at all, but that was a lifetime ago, and no one seems to have done more benchmarks since.
Joshua White
Posting benchmarks not provided by intel is illegal.
Robert Price
Selling defective CPUs should also be illegal but here we are.
I'm legitimately impressed by how poorly even the newest iteration of intel chips performs. Its doubly interesting how Zen is impacted only slightly by mitigating these vulnerabilities.
Cameron Butler
gamer here, I'm not installing these fucking patches, all I'm hearing is that they fuck up the performance on most games
Joshua Evans
enjoy losing your data, time, money, privacy, etc.
>This literally kills all the current server tier Intel CPUs
No it doesn't.
When it comes to servers you use what the vendor validates and most vendors only validate Intel and POWER. AMD has no consistency at all let alone support. No one worth a damn would jump to AMD over what is happening right now.
Jason Adams
Do you read? These all require running arbitrary code you morons. He should be safe by disabling JavaScript and checking which binaries he runs in any environment.
i'm a no-nothing about computer hardware. doesn't AMD just reverse engineer intel products and make power expensive knock offs?
Leo Hill
That's funny.
Charles Martinez
>i'm a no-nothing about computer hardware We can tell
Hudson Brooks
>Zen is impacted only slightly by mitigating these vulnerabilities That's because Zen did not have the most impactful of those vulnerabilities to begin with.