Can we see your data now.
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Intel has a Pretty Big Problem..
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Can we see your data now.
Suffice to say there is no data which supports your "dire" Intel failure rates.
So you have zero evidence.
Yes zero evidence of your supposed dire failure rates.
Soldato
get a room
Simply asking for data looking for facts.
Stop making claims you have inside data from your job when you don’t.
You have absolutely no idea.
You wouldn't know what to do with a fact if you found one.
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It’s like the time you claimed you had few unlicensed scanning electron microscopes, just lying around your house. Pure BS.
That is pretty special to both dig up something that old and to misrepresent it that badly.
I never made that claim and I certainly didn't claim there was a bunch of them lying about the house. Yes I got a bit mixed up as to the type of microscope - my dad formerly did research and development for companies like Pittards, ICI, BSI, etc. (this is the kind of stuff he did https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/patent/US-6277439-B1 ) which meant he had equipment at home including a high end microscope - as I said at the time "its a high end non-optical, specialized microscope I don't know the exact details - but I belive its some type of electron scope".
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Intel have a big problem and covering the warranty is going to be pretty costly. Intel has been struggling financially for some time while still retaining the majority of the overall market. Are these linked?
Intels failure rates on the 13/14 series are significant ever more so considering the sales figures of these particular parts are minimal. Its pretty clear Intel are in a dire situation.
Intels failure rates on the 13/14 series are significant ever more so considering the sales figures of these particular parts are minimal. Its pretty clear Intel are in a dire situation.
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No, you just argued yourself into a corner with people who actually knew what they were talking about. That was a topic discussing another flaw in silicon.
No, that is largely a failure to return on investment on capital outlay trying to expand over a larger part of the business.
We have been over that. Intels financial situation is reflecting the failure rate.
Anyone can go back read the thread, not sure why you feel the need to misrepresent it.
No - sales down and spending large amounts chasing the US manufacturing industry, AI, etc. which hasn't returned on investment yet if at all is what is causing Intel's financial situation.
Just pointing out your propensity.
The context was power consumption of the GTX260, later reviews like Anandtech showed there was a range of idle wattages on those cards which made it possible for both Wizzard and myself to be correct. But don't let facts get in the way.
Between your attacks you said you had data. I asked for that data and you got upset. Seems to me you’re only making these claims of being privy to inside knowledge to support your attacks/impress others, as per your MO.
I don’t care for either. You couldn’t come up with anything then, not even a brand name of the equipment, because it didn’t exist just as the data you claim to have/not have doesn’t now.
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