SPEC says Intel's Xeon processors were using a compiler that artificially inflated the results of its industrial benchmark by as much as 9%.

Intel accused of inflating CPU benchmark results::SPEC says Intel’s Xeon processors were using a compiler that artificially inflated the results of its industrial benchmark by as much as 9%.

  • AMDIsOurLordEnglish
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    10 months ago

    It’s a broad series of court proceedings and shit and it covers a broad range of anti-trust, this article is more of a summary. You can try finding the actual court documents if you’re that interested

    • QuaternionsRock@lemmy.worldEnglish
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      10 months ago

      It’s starting to sound like you have never seen any evidence that reporting on a rare AMD thermal safety defect is an intricate Intel psyop, or whatever the claim is.

      My first comment in this thread simply asked for an explanation as to how a reported (and again, unimportant) defect in AMD chips is somehow Intel’s fault. I guess it was silly of me to expect a straight answer from AMDIsOurLord.

      • AMDIsOurLordEnglish
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        10 months ago

        At the same time as Tom’s Hardware made a very wrong and bogus claim, Intel was sued for bribery and unfair practices for multiple offenses and in multiple regions. I don’t think something that has been proven in court is a grand conspiracy, especially considering that particular outlet has had some really shining moments of journalism lmao

        But I can’t prove this specific incident without a complete court record that I don’t have

        • QuaternionsRock@lemmy.worldEnglish
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          10 months ago

          At the same time as Tom’s Hardware made a very wrong and bogus claim

          Wait, so the claim about the thermal safety defect was incorrect? That changes everything, and it’s the other half of what I’ve been trying to figure out the whole time. I’ve been struggling to find any information on the claim one way or the other.

          • AMDIsOurLordEnglish
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            10 months ago

            Not incorrect, just very technically irrelevant and misleading. The article in question isn’t outright lying, yes if you completely rip out the cooler when the CPU is at maximum it can be damaged, but they warped that into this supposedly big scary defect, which is manipulative at best

            • QuaternionsRock@lemmy.worldEnglish
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              10 months ago

              they warped that into this supposedly big scary defect, which is manipulative at best

              Ah, I see where you’re coming from now. Something like that is obviously a minor defect, and it should be treated as such.