3 ms·

I was going to mention this also, software defined processors, where you have to pay intel to unlock features. But the original buyer unlocks and sells the PC,

I was going to mention this also, software defined processors, where you have to pay intel to unlock features. But the original buyer unlocks and sells the PC, it should revert to the stock and limited cpu. Here they gave the owner a 90, then came back and limited it to 60, after the fact, years later.

mlyle 4y ago
> Here they gave the owner a 90, then came back and limited it to 60, after the fact, years later. Yah. And the buyer was a buyer in good faith of a 90 product that no one expected to be snapped down to a 60 artificially afterwards. I agree this is very problematic.