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what i don't get is how would the consumer benefit of having these features? it all looks like a nonsense to me and I'd rather live without it. i think it's tim
by vellipylly 9y ago
what i don't get is how would the consumer benefit of having these features? it all looks like a nonsense to me and I'd rather live without it. i think it's time to say goodbye to Intel and opt for another vendor.
- kowdermeister 9y agoThat's the problem. There are no REAL alternatives.
- vellipylly 9y agoI'd be glad to switch to raspberry pie or AMD, but I don't know whether or not those chips have similar crap in them. is the Intel alone with this? do others do it too?