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Does more core make CPU go brum?

g67575 said:
It's very gud, much better than More Law, which misses the importance of going Brum completely

128 cores = no more Brum left though?
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There is always more brum to be had! This is just a demo brum graph to demonstrate how it works!!! More cores = more brum!! The higher you get the less extra brum but still more brum!!
 
The real question though is what happens when you disable half the cores ? Does Brum remain but only in a marketing teams mind ? Or, is Brum really still there.................just not seen by the user of all that Brum ?
 
Marketing teams cannot comprehend the importance of Brum, going Brum is a complex, multifaceted thing.

Look at CPU boxes, they do not say 'goes Brum' anywhere on them
 
Kelt said:
This thread is a load of brum
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Thanks, but I'm afraid that's impossible, you see below 8 core do not make the pleasing Brumming that we all know and love. It's very special, and cannot be compared to anything real or tangible :)
 
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It's OK not to understand, making CPUs go Brum is no easy task, Intel is certainly doing an excellent job with those cute little small core tho.
 
g67575 said:
Marketing teams cannot comprehend the importance of Brum, going Brum is a complex, multifaceted thing.

Look at CPU boxes, they do not say 'goes Brum' anywhere on them
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Look wot I found (Whistles, looks sheepishly away;):))

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