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Goodbye, Hyperthreading ☹
Goodbye, Hyperthreading ☹
#Goodbye #Hyperthreading
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I bought an HP Omen laptop, i will never buy HP again… These mfs require specialized drivers & the last driver they released was in 2021… & it came out in 2020… On top of all that, they have not made any drivers for Windows 11. HP's support is abysmal to non-existent once they get your money. So i feel bad for the person who gets an HP PaaS- Print as a subscription lol.
Riley is the best host for Information,love the puns. this is why I still watch this.
I'm through with HP. I wanted to work there when I was an EE student in the 80s, I spent all my money on a (still running) LJ Series II at the time – what have they become ??
RTX Remix, It's like ReShade.
2:13 what barrier? My Linux distro doesn't even use a driver yet it wirelessly connects to any printer available and print whatever I want. That's a lot more than I can for Windows.
I presume the killing of hyperthreading could be related to the numerous security issues identified with it?
If there were no chips in the cartridges then there would be no chance of hacking the cartridges.
Anyway I learned long ago not to buy HP, and also, not to buy an inkjet. Laser printers are amazing.
SLIM can’t get enough sunlight.
SLIM shady.
I kinda miss it when companies at least tried to pretend they weren't totally evil. Now they're just going full "yeah fuck you" and for some reason there's people who actually try to justify it?
Oh no, why does that look like an English flag
go paperless. go green
Well, as of today the SLIM lander is working again. It landed at an awkward angle and so the solar panels could not see the sun. The angle of the sun has changed and now it is working again, so good news.
my printer * brand name * wont scan without login to * brand name * software ..
Okay……….let’s put some thought into this. Intel is loosing its threads because of its power and heat issues on it’s present architecture. An architecture that is DEAD!!! Intel now sits in the back seat with AMD continuing to increase the gap over the next few years. Intel is in trouble and they’re in denial.
Why are you allowing executable code on a f*cking ink cartridge!? It should be read only…. Anything else is just completely imbecility
USA should do the same as the EU force them to break the bond between multiple social media.
Welp guess im going back to not using intel again
I know why the hatred between that pesky little HP printer my family household was cursed with many years ago and me was mutual. As soon as that devilish box kicked the bucket and was standing as nonfunctional as it was the day it arrived at our doorstep on the hallway floor, I gladly gave it one heartfelt kick goodbye. We use Canon printers since. Never had printing issues ever again.
Hello, old news. Hyperthreading disabled in gen 9.
Is that why the Amazon ink I just bought that worked the last time said it won’t work now? Bricked the printer.. not a chance I’m spending $50 on their ink.. I’ll just buy a new cheap $30 printer anytime I run out lol.
Nah.. I’m not gonna help create more landfill. I will however buy a different brand printer and pick whoever is A) not HP and B) cheaper ink replacements
AMD is adding features and SMT, and Intel is removing features and HT.
When you said “hybrid cores” I heard “hired cores” like you could hire extra cores that were included on the die but you hadn’t paid for.
I'm disipointed there wasn't a joke about SLIM being in the shady… I'll see myself out
Time to go Team Red.
"X Donalds" 😂
Ffs I just want to double my 8 core 16 thread 8700k and not pay $1000
(GPU) If every few weeks you trying to get people to cough up few hundred dollars don't be surprised u get a finger. Prices are out of arse.
So hp invests in you by you giving them money. Not how investing works tho
Wow. Owen Wilson impression on point. You deserve a Sea-Doo for that.
wait rented cores? So they plan to sell you a rental of the cpu you own? WTF! seriously I'll never go back to Intel if rental cores means we rent hyperthreading
Goodbye Intel 👋
Oh noo. The chips HP build in their own printers, which are unnecessary, are now hacking the computers with thirdparty ink… oh nooo. If only the printers didn't need chips in the ink cardridges in the first F*ck place.
HP sucks. A walking talking clown show. They're going to feel it for their BS. I work for a big company here in Canada…a really big company and HP just got kicked to the curb.
I'm surprised it took them this long, to be honest… Hyperthreading pre-dates multi-core CPUs and it was a way to trick your computer into thinking it had multiple CPUs. Now that there are so many physical cores in modern CPUs, hyperthreading seems like a useless relic of the past. A lot of people disable hyperthreading in their BIOS so as to use only physical cores.
Many intel processors perform more efficient in everyday usage with hyperthreading disabled
Owen Wilson and Bob Ross had a baby it seems.
Call me crazy, but stop putting fking chips on ink cartridges.
From a technical standpoint, it makes no sense that they want to ditch HT, becasue it just make processor cores more efficient in computing. So they are just getting greedy again…
printing as a subscription is kinkos
PLEASE run good ol Scorch (Scorched Earth) through the Nvidia AI and raytracing upscaler!!!!!!!!!
HP's DRM Chip interface can be abused to inject malware?
Here's a hot take: Get rid of it, problem solved.
Wanna know how much ink is left? Either do some dead reckoning or have just the sensor strips in the cartridge, no additional electronics needed on that cartridge.
And from a customer's pov: Anything HP is a bad investment. In fact, if you just burn your money, the amount you save on the heating bill is a better return than anything HP has to offer.
Ahh yes the infamous ink cartridge hack. Every time a scam caller tries to sell me their Nigerian Prince brand ink cartridges I say “Not today, scammer!”
I refuse to buy anything HP especially the printers. I like canon printers.
Even if such attacks are possible, the solution is to remove the chips in the cartridges which only exist to make it harder to use 3rd party cartridges, there is literally no other purpose to them that isn't better done another way (as brother toners do)
Wow, went from one extreme to racism, good job Linus TT. The world probably would have forgotten the Japanese had honor without your stereotype slander
ummm there is a difference between killing hyperthreading and replacing it with an improved method of handling threads as long as the end result is the same or better.
Hyperthreading is an important element to making virtualisation cost-effective. Sure, the point of virtualisation was to save on hardware costs, but hyperthreading is the other half of that by allowing you to either run more VMs per box, or purchase cheaper, less powerful boxes.
Here is a tip with HP printers. Don't let them automatically update their firmware. I made that mistake and the new firmware voided my brand new OEM HP ink cartridges and demanded I buy a whole new set that was compatible with the new firmware. A bit of online searching led me to the old firmware which was installed and magically my OEM HP ink cartridges worked again. Lesson learned, even when you buy HP OEM ink they still try to get you to buy it again.
For me personally, I will never buy another HP product ever again despite being a decades old customer of theirs. What they did IMO was abuse of power, and I no longer am willing to sign up to be abused. When people ask me what to buy for a printer I tell them get a 20-30 year old printer. My go to printer is a HP Laserjet 4000N. I did have to hunt through the recycling bin to find a old HP JetDirect card that I think is 100Base-TX Ethernet but for free I can wait 10 more seconds plus one less part that isn't eWaste. A customer paid me to take it and recycle it. It had a brand new ink cartridge and two full trays of paper. It has yet to fail on me. I think when it needed a new toner cartridge I got a damaged box NOS OEM one for $35 bucks.
Some day when I get past the $150-$250 price for a 25 year old envelope feeder I will get it so I can be super lazy. For now manual feed does just fine 😛