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Or you could leave it all in there (cheaper and easier) just disabled and instead enjoy better yields: * Parts with broken HT can be shipped as fully working n
by kingosticks 8y ago
Or you could leave it all in there (cheaper and easier) just disabled and instead enjoy better yields:
* Parts with broken HT can be shipped as fully working non-HT parts.
* High-leakage parts can be shipped as they now pass the power screening.
- gsnedders 8y agoThis is the status quo with i5 v. i7 binning, AFAIK.
- wtallis 8y ago> Parts with broken HT can be shipped as fully working non-HT parts. It's unlikely that they ever get parts with broken HT on an otherwise salvageable core. Too much of that functionality is simply partitioning existing resources in half. There aren't that many transistors that are simply HT overhead that the core can do without when HT is not in use.