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> Today that's already a problem (CPUs today have ~7 or 8 layers). No, I think x86 passed 14+ layers at least half a decade ago.
by baybal2 5y ago
> Today that's already a problem (CPUs today have ~7 or 8 layers).
No, I think x86 passed 14+ layers at least half a decade ago.
- cogman10 5y agoSo I'm behind :D. What I remember is them trying to cut down the layers due to yield issues. Guess it's creeped back up again.