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Are you guys sure? I think manufacturing has nothing to do with it. The real reason IMHO, is to have a larger range of product prices so you can cater for spec
by HeavyStorm 5y ago
Are you guys sure? I think manufacturing has nothing to do with it.
The real reason IMHO, is to have a larger range of product prices so you can cater for specific audiences.
It seems people are confusing cost with price. Those two things are orthogonal.
- Arrath 5y agoThis tends to be the case later on in a product's production run, as the manufacturer has fine tuned the process and worked out most of the kinks, the pass-rate of finished items increases. At this point, yes they may lock down perfectly good high end CPUs to a midrange model spec to meet a production quota.