So, this is the only laptop that can be bought new off the market that isn't vulnerable to Meltdown and doesn't require a patch that can slow down the computer by up to 60% under storage I/O heavy workload?
So...
Joseph Evans
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Bentley Harris
>hp
I'll pass
Jonathan White
There's also a Bristol Bridge thinkpad but
>bristol ridge
Isaiah Reyes
No one with jobs and a life gives a fuck about your dumb ryzen meme user
Unless you're testing viruses in a VM or selling a VPS service with your laptop there's no reason to worry about this more than any other memory access exploit out there
Adrian Hernandez
Intel is for chads
Matthew Price
good thing you use sites like Sup Forums that don't require passwords
Henry Myers
I'll bite when ryzen 3 laptops get released
Jordan Ortiz
lenovo and acer also make raven ridge laptops
Thomas Jenkins
I think I'll wait for the new ones.
What about ARM "laptops" though?
Parker Roberts
I know the NovoGo from ASUS is slated for "early this year". I'm lowkey excited for it. Very large chance it'll be shit, but if it is somehow good, that'll be neat.
Wyatt Powell
>poozen
ill pass
Jaxon Moore
What fucking store do you shop at.
Oliver Reyes
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Elijah Carter
>AMD
it's already slowed down
Noah Cox
On your Windows
Jayden Brooks
this is the best advice anyone could give
hp laptops are dumpster fires regardless of intel/amd
Leo Morris
>lowkey
Stop it.
Stop that.
Dylan Foster
>NovoGo from ASUS
aka NoGo aahhhhahaha
Grayson Thompson
I had two hp laptops before and i liked both of them even though driver support really was bad
Justin Foster
There's another one by acer coming out next month.
I'd wait for a more reputable manufacturer such as Dell or Lenovo, though.
Leo White
>poozen
Blake Young
>there's no reason to worry about this more than any other memory access exploit out there
But memory access exploits are horrifying user. Nothing wrong with worrying about them.
Evan Allen
>pass
yeah, couldn't agree more.
Luis Williams
Unless you're buying an Elitebook, don't bother
Isaiah Price
>housefire product
this
Bentley Hall
I don't browse Sup Forums and my knowledge merely extends to building them out of bought parts, I want to as if newer Intel processors aren't going to be built without that security issue?
I mean if I were to buy a PC right now, I would sure as hell go for a Ryzen or AMD CPU, but what reasons would I have to not buy Intel again a few years down the line?
Samuel Adams
Grayson Powell
Why don't we just stop using computers? They're clearly not ready for modern 21st century exploits.
Hunter Watson
HP laptops are okay, i own one running slackware and im happy with it
Noah Murphy
>what reasons would I have to not buy Intel again a few years down the line?
We would have to be able to forese the future, but since x86 is so old it's definitely possible that there are more exploits that haven't been discovered.
Just get what makes the most sense to get at the time. For a while it was Intel, but for now it's going to be AMD.
Cameron Hill
Nothing is ever ready for the next modern day exploit.
The problem isn't the hardware it's the user.
We advanced the technology so damn far without giving out sensitivity training so taht people understood what the fuck they are using so everything gets fucked the moment anyone gets a popup that look "Real".
Jaxon Wilson
Intel has a internal roadmap for CPU's that 's already being pre produced.
Landon Evans
With the exploit still there
Isaac Rogers
I really wanted a laptop equipped with an AMD Raven Ridge laptop but the only laptop is the shitty HP one in the OP.
Luke Myers
Wait for the A485. T-series chassis, Ryzen CPU.
Grayson Richardson
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