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That's a perfect storm of bad coding though, not something I'd buy a new CPU for.
by mahmoudhossam 2y ago
That's a perfect storm of bad coding though, not something I'd buy a new CPU for.
- throwaway71271 2y agowell ultimately you buy a new CPU so that your software runs faster sadly after few years faster CPUs are normalized and we write sloppier code that makes the programs slow again then amd has to work on next generation of speculative execution innovations and almost AGI branch predictors :) and we go again
- homebrewer 2y agoIf you spend as much time in online games as some people do (it's not rare to find a steam account with thousands of hours in GTA 5), it would absolutely make sense to get a new CPU which will save you 10-15 minutes of waiting time per day. Also, "perfect storm of bad coding" is the norm for games, and not the exception, no?
- hu3 2y agoMuch easier to buy faster CPU than to decompile, debug and fix bottlenecks in games.
- dundarious 2y agoWhen you socialize the benefit with 0 cost to players, that's "easier" still. It's all about perspective.