Is FX-8350 the last botnet-free CPU?

>>57135788
For x86, it is. I'm waiting for zen just to buy one or two FX-8350 cheaper

>>57135788
If you've done nothing wrong, you've got nothing to fear. If you've something to hide, you shouldn't even be here.

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>>57135872
"Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say."

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>>57135872
Yes! only terrorist use encryiptioan, as you can see in this non-biased at all graphic made by scientists.

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>>57135872
Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.

>>57135788
What's the deal with that anyway? Can anyone redpill the ignorant bastard that is myself?

>>57136338
CPUs from Intel since 2010 and CPUs from AMD since 2013 basically has hardware backdoors

>>57135872
>If you've done nothing wrong, you've got nothing to fear. If you've something to hide, you shouldn't even be here.
Since you have nothing to hide, prove it by posting your real name, address, employer, phone#, ssn#, id#, credit card #, bank account #, and web account usernames and passwords. It's all perfectly legal, so you have no reason to hide it, right? Waiting...

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>>57136284
>shit franklin never said

>>57135942
get a load of this faggot

>>57136411
Duh uh hyuckkk get aloada this shill.

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>>57136411
>Pennsylvania Assembly: Reply to the Governor Tue, Nov 11, 1755

>... We have taken every Step in our Power, consistent with the just Rights of the Freemen of Pennsylvania, for their Relief, and we have Reason to believe, that in the Midst of their Distresses they themselves do not wish us to go farther. Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety. Such as were inclined to defend themselves, but unable to purchase Arms and Ammunition, have, as we are informed, been supplied with both, as far as Arms could be procured, out of Monies given by the last Assembly ...

Read more here:
https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin

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>>57136411
When governments fear the people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny.

>>57135872
Then why is the firmware of cpu propietary?
Does that mean they have something to hide?

>tfw crashing hardware backdoors with no survivors

>>57135788
No

I have a FX-8320

>>57137461

I have a FX-8319

Good thing the FX-8350 gives me enough performance as there's currently no instruction set with good enough support without hardware backdoors, maybe PowerPC

>>57137701
Your best bets are an open source design like OpenPOWER or RISC-V

Use an external random number generator. There are plenty, some available for under a hundred dollars if you don't need bulk random data.
Hardware backdoor closed.
You're welcome.

>>57137845
>Hardware backdoor closed
So there's only one? What does that backdoor do with the random numbers?

>>57137865
The random number generator corruption is the only CPU hardware backdoor that is really feasible to implement and keep hidden for more than, like, 10 minutes.

As a real brief run down:
We know that the US Government has developed an algorithm (based on elliptic curves if you want to look it up) that produces pseudo-random numbers that look like fairly decent quality randomness from basic analysis, but which are actually generated by an algorithm that is reversible, allowing them to, with the right tools, reverse engineer the random events that are core to modern asymmetric encryption, or possibly find out the salt used to make a hash, allowing further breakdown in the security of an encryption scheme.

There's some evidence that the NSA actually managed to get an obfuscated version of this algorithm included in some major software projects. There's no evidence that it's been done to the RNG on Intel chips, and I don't know if it's been through external review, but you could just be double safe and make sure you get a true hardware random number generator based on open hardware and software.

>>57137499

I have an FX-OVER9000

>>57136563
Based Franklin

>>57138024
thanks for the info

>>57135788
Maybe x86-wise, but there's still MIPS, POWER, RISC-V, SPARC, etc.

>>57135788
Yes.
But I still have some hope that AMD drops the botnet.

>>57138116
I have an FX-8350, it actually allows me to underclock it when I'm not gaymen

>>57135788
>botnet-free CPU

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>>57140090
Wow, what a unique feature!

>>57140135
I had an FX-9590, I couldn't underclock/undervolt it or enable any of the power saving states. It's basically a FX-8350 that's configured to always be as hot as possible.

I'm not sure what AMD was thinking. Especially since there's no overclock records with that chip

>>57140151
That's generally alleviated by doing a little bit of homework prior to purchasing.
Not trying to take a stab, as that sounds like a terrible way to market a binned CPU, but yeah.

>>57140163
I did some homework, and most of the forum posts seemed to be from people who didn't know what they were talking about, or people asking the same question.

I thought I was just getting a better binned CPU, but I discovered that it's basically stuck at 4.7GHz/1.537v. It's bad because it would stay around max temperature when using all cores.

Also, my new FX-8350 (PGS) seems to be an extremely good chip. AMD did improve the FX manufacturing since 2 years ago. I guess it came with having a flagship range last 4-5 years.

tfw botnet-free chip

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Still rocking that 965 BE.