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Maybe, but that might be risky in the sense that if a chip has completely faulty behaviour at high clock speed (I'm not familiar with how they bin things in pra
by mhh__ 5y ago
Maybe, but that might be risky in the sense that if a chip has completely faulty behaviour at high clock speed (I'm not familiar with how they bin things in practice) they can sell it as a low speed one. Intel like to segment their products, but it's not completely for profit.
- sudosysgen 5y agoYou can just stress test your cpu for a day after and roll it back if it crashes or makes a mistake.
- dannyw 5y agoYeah but things like ECC are totally artificially segmented. It's an identical memory controller.