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Which, now that they are known, can be fixed in future iterations of the technology. Just because Intel won't (or can't) fix their damn products doesn't mean th
by kijin 7y ago
Which, now that they are known, can be fixed in future iterations of the technology. Just because Intel won't (or can't) fix their damn products doesn't mean that others won't.
- pjmlp 7y agoIt also doesn't mean others will fix their damn products. And even if they do, it doesn't mean anyone will replace existing hardware already deployed into production.
- kijin 7y agoSure, there's no guarantee, but that's not a particularly good reason to write off SMT wholesale. People who already have Intel CPUs in production aren't just going to turn off hyper-threading, either, regardless of what we say about whether or not future products should support it.