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You’re a bit out of date here. AMD has largely taken the performance crown thanks to their Zen CPU platform and move to using TSMC for their process as Intel h
by partingshots 7y ago
You’re a bit out of date here.
AMD has largely taken the performance crown thanks to their Zen CPU platform and move to using TSMC for their process as Intel has lagged behind, with major problems deriving from their inability to get 10nm working.
If it helps to give you some perspective on how such a drastic change could occur, Intel’s 10nm process was originally meant to be ready for release in 2014!, and yet they still haven’t managed to scale out production after six years of debugging and failure.
It’s a combination of AMD simultaneously doing extremely well and Intel severely stagnating that has allowed this to happen.
- cptskippy 7y ago> You’re a bit out of date here. I have no idea what you're talking about with your vague remark AND I think your attempt at pedantry has only helped to solidify the point I was making.
- partingshots 7y agoDid you read the rest of my comment at all? I can appreciate disagreement, but that means taking the time to consider and look at what the other person has to say as well.
- cptskippy 6y agoI did read your comment in it's entirety. It was unclear what specifically you were referring to because it was poorly written. You remarked "You’re a bit out of date here" without any clarification. Given that I spoke historically and in generalities, it's unclear what you were referring to. As far as I could tell you were dismissing everything I said AND then you went on to state technical facts surrounding recent events that in no way conflicted or invalidated anything I said. Now you're asserting that it was a failure on my part to read your comment in full and comprehend what you said, allowing you to dismiss anything I say in response. Basically you're trying to say I'm either misinformed or stupid, when in reality you're just not taking the time to write a coherent argument.