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Originally posted by Space Heater View PostPlease give concrete examples of this happening in Linux or glibc.
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Originally posted by ddriver View PostI wasn't referring to neither, dunno where you got that idea.
Originally posted by ddriver View PostWhat I was referring to is that they have a long trail of mischief on every fathomable vector, they have abused software, hardware, law, finances, economy ... you name it. That's just intel being intel, and that sets the bar pretty high... or low, depending on how you look at it.
Originally posted by ddriver View PostEither way, given their history, such an accidental issue you describe will hardly generate outrage, it would be actually quite understandable even for someone like me, who doesn't see intel in even remotely favorable light.
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There were regressions from just 'turning it on'. I won't link directly to joebonrichie 's Solus thread, since he didn't, but there were a few issues on Zen 1 and Zen+ that he worked out in particular.
I am in complete agreement that this should and could have been done long since, upstream, but just enabling it with no further testing would have hurt a few workloads. (And maybe that would have gotten attention at the time, but it would have been unprofessional.)
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Originally posted by Teggs View PostThere were regressions from just 'turning it on'. I won't link directly to joebonrichie 's Solus thread, since he didn't, but there were a few issues on Zen 1 and Zen+ that he worked out in particular.
I am in complete agreement that this should and could have been done long since, upstream, but just enabling it with no further testing would have hurt a few workloads. (And maybe that would have gotten attention at the time, but it would have been unprofessional.)
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Originally posted by TemplarGR View Post
Yeah, that is why it is best to pirate every single Nvidia sponsored game. I find it fair and just, Nvidia has already paid for the product, why should i?
I've always hated getting advertisement, for Nvidia and others of course, when I start a game I paid full price for, maybe for now I will refund those right away.
Of course credits for the technology used by the game when I play it is fine, and different from advertisement of something I won't actually use.
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Originally posted by geearf View Post
That's actually not a horrible idea.
I've always hated getting advertisement, for Nvidia and others of course, when I start a game I paid full price for, maybe for now I will refund those right away.
Of course credits for the technology used by the game when I play it is fine, and different from advertisement of something I won't actually use.
Well guess what, it appears that this world is indeed not perfect and they can't catch me pirating their shit either. They are abusing their sponsorship deals to win in benchmarks because they can, and i abuse the torrent sites because i can. LOL.
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Originally posted by TemplarGR View Post
No, in that case it is not advertisement, if it was advertisement we could let it slide. Nvidia pays to make the games perform worse on AMD by providing stuff like "gameworks" which choke the pipeline by abusing the tesselator for example. I am sorry but expecting AMD owners to pay developers who agree to such terms is delusional. This thing in an ideal world would have been illegal to do since it is anti-competitive but we don't live in an ideal world so Nvidia and those dev partners of theirs can get away with it.
Well guess what, it appears that this world is indeed not perfect and they can't catch me pirating their shit either. They are abusing their sponsorship deals to win in benchmarks because they can, and i abuse the torrent sites because i can. LOL.
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Originally posted by TemplarGR View PostNvidia pays to make the games perform worse on AMD by providing stuff like "gameworks" which choke the pipeline by abusing the tesselator for example.
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