>Recent AMD processors have a similar problem
so AMD fags, what's your argument?
What happened to your cards being open and secure?
Recent AMD processors have a similar problem
Landon Scott
James Cruz
Jacob Carter
>(((disable)))
Dylan Kelly
As oppose to?
Andrew Perry
That just turns off part of the PSP interface, it's still there and running.
Jace Torres
What are you supposed to do? Remove it at the silicon level?
They'd need two separate manufacturing pipelines with two separate brands of CPU.
Never going to happen.
Zachary Barnes
Yes. However, the Intel ME can be exploited into being neutralized (sometimes), while the PSP has a placebo switch and can't be neutralized.
Which is worse?
Oliver Rogers
That's your interpretation without grounds.
Jonathan King
As oppose to not having them at all.
Leo Morgan
The setting is even called "BIOS PSP Support". As in you're toggling the motherboard firmware's support for PSP, not the PSP itself. It is part of the CPU and CAN NOT BE DISABLED. Just as on Intel boards that have ME-related options, it's more placebo than anything. There being less research on AMD CPUs (for whatever reason) should be more concerning.
The fact is, you'll never be able to tell for sure it's disabled as long as the feature exists. On AMD or Intel.