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Comment #45893477
This group is known for clickbait, slanted 'exposes' that intentionally misframe content, and selective omissions if they don't support their narrative.
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Comment #45012370
I thought the US was a constitutional republic, not a democracy.
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Comment #43221626
This comment's absolutely and completely misguided and nakedly partisan/tribal viewpoint almost perfectly describes the issue with the media: A complete and utter lack of understan…
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Comment #42452746
You aren't arguing with Tom's use of the term here - you are arguing with a semiconductor teardown specialist who pointed this out. They are extra chunks of silicon with no logic o…
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Comment #42452725
Yes, they are bonded (glued-on) chunks of silicon with no logic. That is the definition of Dummy Silicon. The person who wrote the report is a professional chip analyst who does di…
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Comment #42452711
Your statement is incorrect. The analysis was made by a professional firm - dummy silicon shims are used because the dies are thinned, as per AMD's own disclosures. Those silicon s…
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Comment #41858710
This is why they provided a normalized comparison versus market cap. They should have probably done it with revenue, but this does provide a means of analysis of the relative effic…
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Comment #40247229
This is actually not an accurate report. https://twitter.com/glennklockwood/status/178624248776766284...
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Comment #38139673
actually the timestamps show that the wccftech reporting was published after the Tom's Hardware article.
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Comment #36851544
This story has comments from AMD, too.
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Comment #36849636
does it require physical access to the machine?
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Comment #36849489
What does this allow the attacker to do? Steal data? The post isnt very clear.
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