The x86 architecture still going strong. I've always though Ryzen was a fitting name, AMD had Ryzen from the ashes and struck a blow to the long dominant Intel.
The x86 architecture still going strong. I've always though Ryzen was a fitting name, AMD had Ryzen from the ashes and struck a blow to the long dominant Intel.
When I built my Ryzen 1800X desktop, I named it "AMD Ryzing". My optimism turned out well placed.
I recently upgraded from that to a Core Ultra 7 that I got from work (e-waste recycling). It was not my intended upgrade path, and I hope Lisa isn't too mad lol (I kept my Radeon though).
>a Core Ultra 7 that I got from work (e-waste recycling)
How the hell does a high end CPU that's barely 2 years old end up in e-waste recycling? Was Richie Rich using them or something?
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