>100 months old
Has there ever been a processor this viable for this long? I paid $276.99 for this nearly eight years ago and it still runs decent.
100 months old
Wyatt Perry
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Cameron Parker
With all the patches applied it should show it's age. Buying Ryzen now should have an even greater lifetime
Henry Brown
>Installing crippling patches
Ya no bro, I haven't had an issue in 8 years, it won't suddenly be an issue.
>Ryzen
That's the same argument fags made about bulldozer. About how programs would be optimised for 8 cores ex ex. Yet FX is even worse in 2019 than at launch.
Sure Zen is better by miles, but the same arguments worry me.
Chase Perry
It's ok my Semitic brother, you can go quietly into the night now
Levi Stewart
>75+ high risk security exploits
>Viable
Michael Watson
>it won't suddenly be an issue
>initially discovered over the past year
James Bailey
I can't hear you over my 2600k at 5.1ghz 1.55v.
So glad I didn't fall for the FX meme.
Carter Morris
These exploits have been around for years and years
Yet there is not a single real world example of someone actually using them.
My Corolla is vulnerable to RPG and small arms fire, that doesn't mean I'm going to armor plate my Corolla.
Juan Carter
In this case it costs literally $0 to armor your Corolla.
Eli Young
What I always wondered is why Intel stopped soldering the heat spreader onto the die after Sandy Bridge. No one talked about delidding Sandy Bridge i5/i7s, it was only in Ivy Bridge that delidding became a necessity.