Squilliam said:
They have always disabled parts of chips when they have worked. The difference here is you can pay to unlock them. |
Yes but they had to do that in order to meet demand of lower priced chips (otherwise it only happened if the amount of defective chips was low). Now they will do it sistematically and on every chip they make.
In any case, Intel's chips (for the most part) already didn't have the best value for money, and I doubt this will make it much better so for my own purchases I don't really care. People who care about the Intel brand name can continue buying their chips which will keep AMD's prices lower for me :P
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