• Jesus_666@feddit.de
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    3 years ago

    I still remember when we started doing data science in school and I was held back by my CPU’s lack of enterprise remote management capabilities. If only I had a vPro-enabled CPU back then!

    I also got an F in eSports class that year but that was for unrelated reasons.

    (Just how much coke did Intel’s marketing department do to come up with this presentation?)

  • peto (he/him)@lemm.ee
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    3 years ago

    More interesting is that people stop using productivity tools and video conferencing at 15. Someone should tell my boss.

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      3 years ago

      A lot of games have fully multithreaded components (for physics or navigation for example). So they can use any amount of cores. Its pretty rare to see a game max out all cores on such a system since they are usually limited by something else first.

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      3 years ago

      Can use? Yes, some can. Need? No, plus, 10yo+ games freak out with too many cores, such as Prototype 2