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> (v) publish or provide any Software benchmark or comparison test results. This seems to exclude any benchmark that may be affected by the Software's performa
by shakna 8y ago
> (v) publish or provide any Software benchmark or comparison test results.
This seems to exclude any benchmark that may be affected by the Software's performance... Which means any CPU benchmark.
There is some play in the wording... And I'm taking the least favourable interpretation. But yeah... Seems like Intel have said no benchmarking, full stop.
- mcv 8y ago> Seems like Intel have said no benchmarking, full stop. That doesn't mean it's enforceable. Companies say silly things all the time.
- shakna 8y agoAbsolutely. If they tried to uphold that least-favourable interpretation, then I would be reaching for anti-competitive laws, and other consumer protections, and perhaps even contract law as they say downloading the software, so you can see the license, is binding. It seems difficult to have a legal argument that it should be binding at all.