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From 8:28 - Intel don't know how to make good products anymore.

Here's an new "Poop" from Redmond. Windows 11 24H2 KB5046617 is causing new issues, including installation errors neowin.net - November 18, 20240 Windows 11 24H2 is supposed to get better with the new cumulative updates, but that's not the case. Many users have flagged that Windows 11 KB5046617 (24H2) fails to install due to different errors...

I can clearly see Core Ultra/Arrow Lake pay off. The best selling Intel chips is 3 years old. What happens when Intel render Raptor Lake EOL ? Do as Nvidia and rehash old silicon as new SKUs to keep them barely floating? Otr can an possible Bartlett" LGA1700 Processor for 2025 save them from total failure/disaster? You can't survive as company if you haven't products people want. And the server market starting fail as well. What then? AMD dominates chip sales on Amazon — top ten best selling CPUs all come from Team Red And you won't sell more of the flopped chips when you let stupids set the prices on new stupid overpriced products. Yup, the new Core Ultra mobile chips matching the computer Jokebook (ASUS dual-screen laptop with Core Ultra 9 285H CPU listed for over $3,700).

This full warranty is called “Top Ten Repair Services” by MSI in China, and this movement will begin in the Asian country and, apparently, will extend to the rest of the world after evaluating its operation and customer satisfaction. MSI creates “full warranty” for its motherboards: free repair for bent pins, wear and tear and various damages with home pick-up and delivery In the world of cars, there are brands that wash their hands of the matter in a bad way, and others that respond to practically everything. Toyota, Mazda or Honda are examples of the fact that the customer is always right and must be satisfied, so...

Regarding rushing for firmware updates... Intel launched a cpu that didn't even meet their own expectations for gaming. So new bios version is needed (probably several updates is needed). This means everyone with the new Cinebench chips or new platform from Intel need new firmware updates. And right before this, then remove features for enthusiasts is damn disgusting. Intel isn't what Intel have been. They don't even bother with gamers. Btw. Intel can't afford offer gamers X3D chips... All is about the damn baby cores and loads of different tiles (incl dummy tiles). Intel doesn't plan to bring 3D V-Cache-like tech to consumer CPUs for now Maislinger stated, "But for us, this (gaming) is not an extremely large mass market. You still have to see that we sell a lot of CPUs that are not necessarily used for gaming. We still have it (3D Stacked Cache) technologically. This means that next year there will be a CPU (Clearwater Forest) for the first time that has a cache tile, but not on desktop." Afterward, Florian Maislinger asserted that Intel's gaming market is relatively small, and designing an X3D competitor would be pointless if it could not be reused for servers. Again, re-read what I have said before.... "You still have to see that we sell a lot of CPUs that are not necessarily used for gaming". This disaster cleary means Intel will put more of the eggs (silicon and resources) into locked down 35/65W consumer chips. + of course the more expensive server chips. Enthusiasts/Gamer products ain't their target anymore.

The hard work pay off. Intel can now legitimately claim to have the fastest Windows iGPU. That's something, huh bro @Mr. Fox ? Can't have it all. Who said Intel offer bad gaming performance vs AMDs processors? You need to win where it counts😁 Intel takes down AMD in our integrated graphics battle royale — iGPUs are still nowhere near dedicated GPU levels but use much less power

Here as well. You can clearly see it as in a sunny day, in same way as for the dreaded dark here in the rainy and cold North. Yup, Intel don't bother with performance enhusiasts anymore. Intel have changed course - philosophy. Why not just forget high performance products and put all the eggs into locked down low power 35/65W Core Ultra processors for Jokebooks and desktops? Nice with new needed bios updates for Arrow Lake. Intel improve their hardware with removing features they don't want you to use. Disgusting? The DLVR bypass could make sense for certain areas of application, but Intel should leave this decision to the user. Intel disables Power Gate “DLVR bypass” mode on Arrow Lake CPUs, overclockers disappointed From what we can infer, this leaves early Arrow Lake adopters at the mercy of their motherboards since not every board has an extreme overclocking profile tomshardware.com Highest possible performance is on the decline. Power efficiency is the new golden pig. You can see that with Microsoft glasses as well. Of course Intel have now adjusted their course. They want their piece of the cake.

What's bothering me right now? People's stupidity and the corps greed. What is worst bro @Mr. Fox? Netflix: 70 million people already pay to watch ads That's right, Netflix celebrated yesterday afternoon that in just 2 years, they already had more than 70 million users who paid to watch advertising. That is, they are paying for the platform's most basic subscription. As their advertising becomes more popular, and more highly paid, it stands to reason that Netflix could even expand the amount of time you spend watching ads . Because people deserve it`?

Me? Nope. Have no desire going with the Red team or the "new modern Cinebench" chips from Intel. I will continue with the bashed Raptor lake Refresh. Nothing new from Intel or AMD tempt me. And I can't see any AMD chips will help me push my new and old graphics cards (in 3D) upwards on the leaderboards. Neither do Arrow Lake. Rather the opposite. Why make it harder for myself? And on top I save money. So double win with the old for me🙂 The new chips from Intel and AMD give me equal much as with modern Jokebooks. Aka zero.

Who will trust <Microsoft when this is how they treat their valuable customers? I take Chrome any day over this. Microsoft Edge is trying to forcefully get your Chrome tabs again

But how many will jump on the new chips from Intel? Because they appreciate so much all those fast power efficient e-cores that will save Intel? Intel orders more 3nm chips from TSMC for Arrow Lake because they now found out that they can program the Thread Director 3.0 so it can prioritize E-Core instead of P-Core. The baby cores will save Intel once again. Will Pat relax more now that Intel has reportedly found a solution to the gaming performance issue? You think he will dream sweetly about baby cores? Of course Intel need more 3nm chips from TSMC. Remember... Budget Arrow Lake processors en route to CES 2025. Preliminary specifications for Intel's 65W and 35W Core Ultra 200 Arrow Lake S CPUs leaked And here is an new feature bro @Mr. Fox have waited for😆 It match well with what Intel try do do with Arrow Lake. Better "Power efficiency" has to be todays word. Better performance will come second or last. Windows 11 might soon be able to tell how much energy your PC consumes Future Windows 11 updates might bring a new section for tracking your computer's energy consumption.

It seems the Team at UserBenchmark once again try help Pat an Intel with the sales😆 UserBenchmark suggests you buy the i5-13600K over the Ryzen 7 9800X3D — says AMD drives sales with 'aggressive marketing' rather than 'real-world performance'

Expect Ryzen AI Ultra as mid upgrade😁 New confusing names will truly sell😎 From 9:09 And here is an youtube video for Pat Gelsinger.

I have posted in the Hwbot new GUI feedback thread. The new GUI is all too modern for my taste. I tried to help so they can make some changes for what being final GUI. Because Hwbot won't go back to the old and better design. It will be too late later if no one/few come up with suggestions for better changes in the near future. Btw. Intel could do an Nvidia. New chips then forget support the old one. This is a trend we will see more of. Last time Intel did something similar for the 12th gen chips. It may or may not work properly with previous gen. Because they want to offer something new for the new. That's sad.