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I updated my BIOS, and I'd rather have security fixes than AVX-512 that I don't really need because all I do with this machine is surfing the internet and watch
by nosebear 4y ago
I updated my BIOS, and I'd rather have security fixes than AVX-512 that I don't really need because all I do with this machine is surfing the internet and watching movies. Thanks for the tip nevertheless!
I was just referring to OP who said that Intel probably didn't verify AVX-512 thoroughly, because it seems they did.
- justinjlynn 4y agoIt's amazing to me that Intel can - without being held accountable, and for obvious strategic commercial gain - disable vital, working functionality in products they've already sold through the use of combined updates which are otherwise legitimately meant to address things about their products which are dangerously broken. Apply them and lose the function or be vulnerable and unstable. They can't keep getting away with this, and yet, they do.
- wmf 4y agoIn this case AVX-512 was never advertised so Intel feels justified in removing an "easter egg".
- justinjlynn 4y agoI mean, most vehicle manufacturers don't advertise that their transmissions have a 'reverse' gear but it doesn't mean they can just remove it using a software update...