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you have no idea how chip manufacturing works, do you? :) its a gamble for them to get such chips
by artemonster 8y ago
you have no idea how chip manufacturing works, do you? :)
its a gamble for them to get such chips
- Nullabillity 8y ago> its a gamble for them to get such chips Hardly, since the "rejects" will just be sold as the regular model(s). In the old "lottery" system the rejects would end up on the secondary market, making Intel's final revenue effectively the same as if extreme overclocking wasn't a thing.