Stop spreading misinformation. Go look at the newest round of post-patch benchmarks. The only hit observed was to NVME SSD's, specifically 4k reads.
you don't understand what he was talking about.
there is a designing security flaw for all Intel cpu for last decades.
To patch the security hole with software , all OS would lose 30% or more performance ...
you don't understand what he was talking about.
there is a designing security flaw for all Intel cpu for last decades.
To patch the security hole with software , all OS would lose 30% or more performance ...
He didn't say anything about the OS. He said that about Intel CPU's.
you don't understand what he was talking about.
there is a designing security flaw for all Intel cpu for last decades.
To patch the security hole with software , all OS would lose 30% or more performance ...
I thought it was supposedly 5-30% and not more than 30% unless you meant in very specific applications?
Intel CPU's are supposed to take a hit but in normal benchmarks, it doesn't show to be the case. From what I read, the solution is page table isolation which would affect virtual memory. Synthetic benchmarks should show this but real world stuff not so much.
Older stuff though may see a bigger hit. This laptop with the newest 8k series proc will be fine.
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Stop spreading misinformation. Go look at the newest round of post-patch benchmarks. The only hit observed was to NVME SSD's, specifically 4k reads.
you don't understand what he was talking about.
there is a designing security flaw for all Intel cpu for last decades.
To patch the security hole with software , all OS would lose 30% or more performance ...
there is a designing security flaw for all Intel cpu for last decades.
To patch the security hole with software , all OS would lose 30% or more performance ...
He didn't say anything about the OS. He said that about Intel CPU's.
there is a designing security flaw for all Intel cpu for last decades.
To patch the security hole with software , all OS would lose 30% or more performance ...
Intel CPU's are supposed to take a hit but in normal benchmarks, it doesn't show to be the case. From what I read, the solution is page table isolation which would affect virtual memory. Synthetic benchmarks should show this but real world stuff not so much.
Older stuff though may see a bigger hit. This laptop with the newest 8k series proc will be fine.
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.engadget.com/amp/2018/01/03/intel-kernel-memory-flaw/
I was actually looking for laptop with a 8xxx processor, thank god I didn't find a good deal before the CPU vulnerability was discovered lol.
I was actually looking for laptop with a 8xxx processor, thank god I didn't find a good deal before the CPU vulnerability was discovered lol.
Look on the bright side, pc prices will drop and you can probably score some major deals!
It's 5 - 30%.
I was actually looking for laptop with a 8xxx processor, thank god I didn't find a good deal before the CPU vulnerability was discovered lol.