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LinusTechTips taking a dump on Intel big time
Intel Core i9 will be software upgradeable with scratch cards
Xavier Butler
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Michael Wood
> Go to a store
> Grab a bunch of cards (50+)
> Point a gun at the cashier
> Tell him to activate every single one
> Go home
> Resell for 60% of their retail value
Find a flaw in my plan
Connor Morris
I hope thr part of you getting ass raped isn't a flaw.
David Brooks
duma you could do the same with giftcards. That will take way to long to activate all of them. Might as well just ask for the money if you are going to point a gun at him.
Evan Young
Holy shit those are some faggoty motherboards.
Luke Wood
Cards like these would actually make sense though.
What do you think Intel is doing now? Exactly this, but you're too stupid to realize it. AMD did it too with their tri-core shit.
The R&D goes into making the best core, not the best core and some mediocre ones.
They just purposely gimp other cores or physically remove them despite the cost being negligible. Every CPU company already effectively does this, but since it's done with hardware people don't seem to care (Linus' video basically says this).
If "upgrade codes" existed the only downside would be people would find a way to unlock the cores for free.
Ryder Cox
> cucked by intel, again
Levi Jones
> If "upgrade codes" existed the only downside would be people would find a way to unlock the cores for free.
Really fucking doubt it considering the DRM is built into the hardware itself and will probably do a ton of online checks to ensure authenticity.
This is your fucking processor you're talking about, now even with more backdoors in the name of DRM
Justin Turner
We found a way to completely neutralize ME, and people have found ways to unlock the 4th core in tri-core AMDs back in the day.
I think we'd find a way to break the core DRM.
Julian Lee
>turn a shoplifting charge into an armed robbery charge
Make sure to tell us how prison is, user.