>Intel doesn't test it either, which is why they disable it. I think the software part of Intel should not sabotage the competition, we don't like when Google

>Intel doesn't test it either, which is why they disable it. I think the software part of Intel should not sabotage the competition, we don't like when Google devs are sabotaging Firefox intentionally or by laziness, as a software dev you test for the feature, if it is present you use it and if for some reason the hardware is broken then you implement the workarounds if your customers demand it or if not let AMD to fix the broken feature. As a developer myself the least I could do is to add a flag to turn the crippling on/off but let it on by default, then the users can decide that precision/thermals or things are worse on AMD and enable crippled mode.