• arefx
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    Ryzen gang

    My 7800x3d is incredible, I won’t be going back to Intel any time soon.

      • @[email protected]
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        153 months ago

        To put this into context, the zen5 X3D chips aren’t out yet so this isn’t really an apples to apples comparison between generations. Also, zen5 was heavily optimized for efficiency rather than speed - they’re only like 5% faster than zen4 (X series, not X3D ofc) last I saw but they do that at the zen3 TDPs, which is crazy impressive. I’m not disagreeing with you about the 7800X3D - I love that chip, it’s def a good one - just don’t want people to get the wrong idea about zen5.

      • @SuperIce
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        43 months ago

        Not sure how much longer I’ll be using the 5950x tbh. We’ve reached a point where the mobile processors have faster multicore (for the AI 370) than the 5950X without gulping down boatloads of power.

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      53 months ago

      Also on the 7800X3D. I think I switched at just the right time. I’ve been on Intel since the Athlon XP. The next buy would have been 13/14th gen.

    • @Rakonat
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      33 months ago

      Me who bought AMD cpu and gpu last year for my new rig cause fuck the massive mark up for marginal improvement on last gen stats.

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        tldr: Flaw can give a hacker access to your computer only if they have already bypassed most of the computer’s security.

        This means continue not going to sketchy sites.

        Continue not downloading that obviously malicious attachment.

        Continue not being a dumbass.

        Proceed as normal.

        Because if a hacker got that deep your system is already fucked.

        • @Blue_Morpho
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          It’s more serious than normal because if your PC ever gets owned, a wipe and reinstall will not remove the exploit.

          “Nissim sums up that worst-case scenario in more practical terms: “You basically have to throw your computer away.””

          • Captain Aggravated
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            23 months ago

            Okay, so what gets permanently “owned?” The BIOS on the motherboard, the CPU? is the GPU also hosed?

            • @Blue_Morpho
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              The CPU is hosed. I assume the throw away is in reference to laptops or mini PCs where the CPU isn’t socketed.

      • arefx
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        73 months ago

        I’m not that worried about it effecting me lol, i would be more concerned about my intel cpu dying, especially since it’s been around for decades.