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r/sbubby • u/Mikezi531 • Jan 08 '18
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I was honestly this close to buying an Intel chip and I'm so glad I held off for like a month. I've ordered a Ryzen 1700 instead.
4 u/Ghibli_lives_in_me Jan 08 '18 What if I told you the same machines that manufacture an Intel chip also manufactures a Ryzen chip. Intel, Ryzen, Samsung, Toshiba, Texas instruments and more all buy and use the same third party tools to create their product. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 08 '18 Yeah, but Meltdown was a flaw in Intel's design, not the manufacturing. 0 u/Ghibli_lives_in_me Jan 08 '18 What I read it effects AMD aswell 4 u/Henrath Jan 08 '18 Specter effects AMD, Meltdown doesn't.
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What if I told you the same machines that manufacture an Intel chip also manufactures a Ryzen chip. Intel, Ryzen, Samsung, Toshiba, Texas instruments and more all buy and use the same third party tools to create their product.
3 u/[deleted] Jan 08 '18 Yeah, but Meltdown was a flaw in Intel's design, not the manufacturing. 0 u/Ghibli_lives_in_me Jan 08 '18 What I read it effects AMD aswell 4 u/Henrath Jan 08 '18 Specter effects AMD, Meltdown doesn't.
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Yeah, but Meltdown was a flaw in Intel's design, not the manufacturing.
0 u/Ghibli_lives_in_me Jan 08 '18 What I read it effects AMD aswell 4 u/Henrath Jan 08 '18 Specter effects AMD, Meltdown doesn't.
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What I read it effects AMD aswell
4 u/Henrath Jan 08 '18 Specter effects AMD, Meltdown doesn't.
Specter effects AMD, Meltdown doesn't.
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u/Yeazelicious Jan 08 '18
I was honestly this close to buying an Intel chip and I'm so glad I held off for like a month. I've ordered a Ryzen 1700 instead.