Intel processors crashing Unreal engine games (and others)

[511]

end of client x86 then

Yeah lol AMD didn't have in them to maintain the x86 Software along with challenging Nvidia CUDA nor they have the volume.

 

[511]

Ah! I see... that's not good...
I feel like I'm going insane when ARM, who has done negative campaigns against open sources in the past, takes sovereignty...

Also brace for an increase in electronics price for leading stuff

 

[Io Magnesso]

Not really you actually don't know how much they have driven the industry

Calm down this is no fault of employees but the management punishing someone who doesn't have done anything is not right.

No, it may be necessary to punish all Intel related parties, including management/employees.
I said that with that intention

 

[poke01]

I feel like I'm going insane when ARM, who has done negative campaigns against open sources in the past, takes sovereignty...

when unified core fails or is not as good predicted thats when you panic, not now. But unified core goal should be in my opinion to revive x86 designs to be industry leading in area and perf/w and IPC.

 

[511]

when unified core fails or is not as good predicted thats when you panic, not now. But unified core goal should be in my opinion to revive x86 designs to be industry leading in area and perf/w and IPC.

I am speculating Glenn Hilton was bought in for Royal Core and than it was scrapped due to it's infeasibility but he is still there wonder if he is a part of Unified or not.

 

[Io Magnesso]

I am speculating Glenn Hilton was bought in for Royal Core and than it was scrapped due to it's infeasibility but he is still there wonder if he is a part of Unified or not.

Perhaps Glenn Hilton has Retirement
It's like recently In July Well, he's old too...

 

[511]

Perhaps Glenn Hilton has Retirement
It's like recently In July Well, he's old too...

well he retired after 35 years at Intel and he is one of the best architects around and he joined again after 35 years in 2021 i guess he going to complete 40 Years there.

 

[Io Magnesso]

well he retired after 35 years at Intel and he is one of the best architects around and he joined again after 35 years in 2021 i guess he going to complete 40 Years there.

I've seen his Linkdin earlier...
It seems that he retired in July after all, as you can see from his comments, he probably retired on his own terms.
After reading the comments, it feels like you want to concentrate on your private life and you are probably less likely to join other companies.

 

[511]

I've seen his Linkdin earlier...
It seems that he retired in July after all, as you can see from his comments, he probably retired on his own terms.
After reading the comments, it feels like you want to concentrate on your private life and you are probably less likely to join other companies.

He has retired ? makes sense i hope he enjoys his retirement

 

[DZero]

end of client x86 then

X86 AND Windows are done if Intel falls. That's simple.

nVIDIA will be niche since nVIDIA depends on Windows, but without Intel, AMD won't be enough.

And don't forget Apple, the chinese alternatives and Steam OS, the advancement will be noticeable.

 

[511]

X86 AND Windows are done if Intel falls. That's simple.

nVIDIA will be niche since nVIDIA depends on Windows, but without Intel, AMD won't be enough.

And don't forget Apple, the chinese alternatives and Steam OS, the advancement will be noticeable.

many initiatives as well don't forget intel is part of n number of standards including Vulkan/SYCL/OpenCL/gl/JEDEC/USB/PCI-E also n number of things it's a disaster if they go down.

 

[DZero]

many initiatives as well don't forget intel is part of n number of standards including Vulkan/SYCL/OpenCL/gl/JEDEC/USB/PCI-E also n number of things it's a disaster if they go down.

Wait, Vulkan was initially AMD's Mantle? It will survive.
OpenCL isn't supported by others too? It will survive with some changes.
JEDEC, PCI and USB will have to reform since others will support it.

The issue is that Intel falls, the US centralized tech falls down and no one will try to take the crown, even Apple or Android can't fulfill that.

 

[511]

Wait, Vulkan was initially AMD's Mantle? It will survive.
OpenCL isn't supported by others too? It will survive with some changes.
JEDEC, PCI and USB will have to reform since others will support it.

Intel contributes tons in these things UCI-E also i was talking about the enitre Khronos Group which they are part of https://www.khronos.org/

The issue is that Intel falls, the US centralized tech falls down and no one will try to take the crown, even Apple or Android can't fulfill that.

none of the US Companies can manufacture bleeding edge logic at scale beside Intel and there are number of Open Source Contribution they do don't forget Intel is one of the largest open source contributors it's literally too big too fail also no one noticed AMD when they were MIA

OSCI – Open Source Contributor Index

Welcome to OSCI, where commercial organizations are ranked by the volume of their employees’ year-to-date open source contributions on GitHub, the leading source code repository for free and open source (FOSS) projects.

opensourceindex.io

Development statistics for the 6.1 kernel (and beyond)

The 6.1 kernel was released on December 11; by the time of this release, 13,942 non-merge chang [...]

lwn.net

 

[Joe NYC]

Yeah lol AMD didn't have in them to maintain the x86 Software along with challenging Nvidia CUDA nor they have the volume.

AMD also could not have the volume for server CPUs, and now they suddenly have the volume.

Funny how that works. AMD places an order with TSMC for certain number of CPUs and TSMC delivers that number.

What am I missing? It can't be as simple as that.

 

[511]

AMD also could not have the volume for server CPUs, and now they suddenly have the volume.

Funny how that works. AMD places an order with TSMC for certain number of CPUs and TSMC delivers that number.

What am I missing? It can't be as simple as that.

Well AMD doesn't out ship in terms of number of CPU vs Intel a large part of their DC revenue is GPUs they are easily raking 1 Billion+ from GPUs plus the average ASP for EPYC is higher vs Xeon lol due to them being better also they have to stand in Queue if TSMC is at capacity and building it takes time.

Everything has to adjust their Client/DC ratio if they want more server CPU if they want it quickly as well from the wafers.

 

[DAPUNISHER]

@511

Please stop derailing the thread. This is a resource for affected users, and chronology of events. Not a catch all discussion.

@Io Magnesso also needs to stop with the vendor bashing and tangential posts, as it is unhelpful.

Thanks for understanding.

 

[511]

@511

Please stop derailing the thread. This is a resource for effected users, and chronology of events. Not a catch all discussion.

@Io Magnesso also needs to stop with the vendor bashing and tangential posts, as it is unhelpful.

Thanks for understanding.

Got it we went out of topic on Intel Bankruptcy discussion

 

[DZero]

@511

Please stop derailing the thread. This is a resource for affected users, and chronology of events. Not a catch all discussion.

@Io Magnesso also needs to stop with the vendor bashing and tangential posts, as it is unhelpful.

Thanks for understanding.

I have to agree that I participated on this mess, but I am worried that Intel has contributed a lot that their fall might cause a big impact on the tech we know.

And this started due an awful generation (Raptor Lake). How things have escalated quickly.

 

[511]

I have to agree that I participated on this mess, but I am worried that Intel has contributed a lot that their fall might cause a big impact on the tech we know.

And this started due an awful generation (Raptor Lake). How things have escalated quickly.

Raptor Lake is not the fall it's their stupid decision of laying off from core product team

 

[DAPUNISHER]

14th gen is less than 2 years old. The ones bought before all the mitigations are still dying off. It'll be interesting to see how the ones being sold now hold up in comparison

https://www.reddit.com/r/intel/comments/1lp545m/comment/n212egt

 

[Ranulf]

Heh, poorly coder Helldivers. I mean, the game is in an old engine that takes forever to patch but the game runs fine, if a bit slow on my 4790k.

 

[Thunder 57]

Heh, poorly coder Helldivers. I mean, the game is in an old engine that takes forever to patch but the game runs fine, if a bit slow on my 4790k.

That's just cope and not wanting to blame it on RPL.

 

[Ranulf]

That's just cope and not wanting to blame it on RPL.

No doubt, though the game has had some performance issues after patches from time to time.

 

[Thunder 57]

That's just cope and not wanting to blame it on RPL.

I kind of wish there was a difference between the laughing emoji and using it sarcastically. A "sarcastic" laughing emoji would let me know if @511 agrees with me or thinks I'm wrong for blaming RPL. I know you're an Intel supporter, but I think you also have reason and a sense of humor. Therefore I am inclined to think the former.

 

[511]

I kind of wish there was a difference between the laughing emoji and using it sarcastically. A "sarcastic" laughing emoji would let me know if @511 agrees with me or thinks I'm wrong for blaming RPL. I know you're an Intel supporter, but I think you also have reason and a sense of humor. Therefore I am inclined to think the former.

You are right it was just funny the way you said and I am leaving a emote here 🤣