[Updated] AMD Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Allegedly Misleading with the Core Count of Bulldozer Processors
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[Updated] AMD Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Allegedly Misleading with the Core Count of Bulldozer Processors
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"Tune for maximum Smoke and then read the Instructions".
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ernie dingbat
Re: [Updated] AMD Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Allegedly Misleading with the Core Count of Bulldozer Processors
Old by a good number of years.blueocean wrote: ⤴Fri Oct 25, 2019 7:57 pm That's old news. Update:
https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker ... ozer-chips
Ernie.
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LanceM
Re: [Updated] AMD Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Allegedly Misleading with the Core Count of Bulldozer Processors
I had good luck with AMD and usually bought their hardware, but my last build with the 4400G gave me fits with Linux (waited almost a year after it came to market before trying). I sent it back and switched to Intel.
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LanceM
Re: [Updated] AMD Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Allegedly Misleading with the Core Count of Bulldozer Processors
Appears as though they are paying out up to $300 https://www.partitionwizard.com/partiti ... ement.html