> It then makes no sense, financially, to make two versions of the CPU. You are wrong. They offer countless different versions of CPU's, famously denying "ente

> It then makes no sense, financially, to make two versions of the CPU. You are wrong. They offer countless different versions of CPU's, famously denying "enterprise" features like ECC to private customers. One can only wonder why they are so generous and give everybody "enterprise" manageability for free.