Since they're going Raptor Lake, I'd love to see ECC memory in this laptop. If they're aiming for the mobile workstation market segment, that's one way to differentiate yourself from Dell and Lenovo right away.
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Originally posted by andyprough View Post
Unfortunately AMD doesn't do any of the coreboot work required to get its chips on a system like this. So it would appear to be AMD that's not under consideration, not the other way around.
(Don't hate on me: I'm a proud AMD user!)
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Originally posted by dreamcat4 View PostSo [in theoretical terms]... once OpenSIL can support CONSUMER level (AM4 / AM5) level cpus, then can it be worked upon for support in coreboot? [at some later date]?
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Originally posted by Vistaus View PostThat can't be true. AMD is the holy open source grail of CPU manufacturers, right?
(Don't hate on me: I'm a proud AMD user!)
Of course, you would need room for about 19 full-sized refrigerators to run the KA10.
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Originally posted by andyprough View Post
Actually a friend pointed me to the holy open source grail of all cpu's the other day - the one that the old PDP-10 KA10 computer that Richard Stallman and the other hackers at the MIT lab were using in the 70's. You wrote your own cpu microcode, which they did and added paging that the PDP-10 originally lacked.
Of course, you would need room for about 19 full-sized refrigerators to run the KA10.
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