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Oh they gonna RAM. Something. For free. :p

Hardware: i7-4770 Dell Optiplex All exploit protections off except DEP Win11 25H2 7542 vs. 7171: https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/15492945 ST Regressions HTML5 89% Text Processing 94.8% Horizon Detection 86.7% ST boost Photo Filter 106.1% MT boost File Compression 114% PDF renderer...

I would expect them to do that because they hate paying for stuff. Lunar Lake was cancelled for this very reason.

I don't think I've heard anyone complain about reliability issues with Crucial RAM.

Could be a piece of history and thus a collector's item. Don't think we will ever see Crucial RAM kits again :(

I'm guessing the G.Skill 9800 kit will launch alongside 9850X3D. Reviewers and top overclockers will enjoy first dibs on that and then crickets for the rest of us :D

https://www.guru3d.com/story/amd-ryzen-7-9850x3d-seen-running-ddr59800-and-56-ghz/ New IOD???

https://store.steampowered.com/app/332310/LEGO_Worlds/

Update: The CPU is still alive! His HDMI cable failed! https://www.overclock.net/posts/29535862/ Now he gets to torture a new CPU :D

Possibly Oracle's Ellison and Skydance? I don't know if their merger went through or if they are co-owners. But yeah, they got tons of disposable billions to throw away.

512MB eDRAM would've had much better latencies AND bandwidth than at least 80% of worldwide DDR5 RAM sales. They just needed to iterate on the technology with incremental generational refinements. They failed with that. They failed with Optane. And people blame Krzanich for Intel's issues. Pat...

If only someone at Intel had been man enough to fight for eDRAM. With current fab process tech, they could've included 512MB of eDRAM in the same space needed for 128MB eDRAM on Broadwell chips. You need crazy people to fight for crazy stuff at companies. The mavericks. Just like the people who...

Yeah. It's so bad that in one comparison, I saw the latency difference between 7200 and 8266 MT/s on Arrow Lake as only about 1 or 2 ns. That was in AIDA. The real world impact could be basically nil.

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I had TWO chances in separate instances to pull the trigger on 9600 CUDIMM kit at pretty reasonable $399 price point. Only reason I didn't was because I know there will be 10K+ kits at Nova Lake launch and the best of Arrow Lake can't go beyond 9400 G2.

An ASUS Hero failure: https://www.overclock.net/posts/29535545/ Could be a CPU related issue. Something like 1% of all CPUs shipped, similar to DAPUNISHER's hypothesis. EDIT: Never mind. He was abusing it pretty bad. 1.4V vsoc.

This guy is kinda confirming my hunch that Arrow Lake issues could be related to RAM kits: https://www.overclock.net/posts/29535540/ So Intel is basically going through the same hard lessons with RAM that AMD had to go through with Zen.