> A weeks ago, my friends and I were talking about the inner workings of Zen 5. We were talking about how the CPUID instruction works, and how AMD MSRs are technically editable if you ask the processor nicely. As do we all.
My friends and I accidentally faked the Ryzen 7 9700X3D leaks
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#15> I feel badly for all of the people who may have held off on a 9800X3D purchase because of this Passmark that we thought wouldn't work. I'm considering a new build soon, but RAM prices are out of control, like they've more than doubled since June! (Damn AI bubble...) I guess I'll have to get by with my Ryzen 1800X a bit longer.
You can likely put a 5800X3D or 5700X3D in the same motherboard and get a massive performance upgrade
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#17> A weeks ago, my friends and I were talking about the inner workings of Zen 5. We were talking about how the CPUID instruction works, and how AMD MSRs are technically editable if you ask the processor nicely. As do we all.
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However calling all journalists "trash" i wildly unfair for people like Scott Horton, Patrik Baab or David Talbot....and manymany more.
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#19Clearly there's a market for a 9700X3D though!