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[–] [email protected] 8 points 2 months ago

Intel literally spent a decade trying to make there CPUs just a little bit faster, but not too much faster, every year. They succeeded in doing so, and we have this as a result.

The worst part is they aren't eving running at 125w or whatever they claim, often into the 180w or 200w range to reach there own marketing benchmarks.