Intel ME has an undocumented disable mode. >In response

This is great news!

If the ME is invisible how do you communicate to it

bump this is actually important

>>62132310
Still needs more research to find the other areas the flag flips, but it's extremely promising.

Interesting to see it's Minix-based instead of ThreadX now! Thanks to the people who computed the custom Huffman table, too.

Since they were asked but have no plans to open-source it at this time, AMD's PSP is next. Two Ryzens already died on the lab bench during decap (the indium solder they used to connect it to the heatspreader turns out to be a bit of a bitch to get off cleanly without leaving residue), but it's being worked on. From the die shots we already have, looks like an ARM, which would make sense - they are a licensee.

>>62132310
Would my framerates be better with it disabled?

Will this enable coreboot to be compatible with newer intel cpus?

>>62135372
kek

i wonder what else is "undocumented" ;^)

>>62132310
intel is bankrupt and finished now???

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>>62132310

> He thinks he can disable ME

>>62137608
Kek instead it just puts you on a list for tighter surveillance

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Know your enemies. The war is coming.

>>62137608
>Implying you can't

>>62132310
I do t know shit about soldering or any complicated shit.
Is it easy to do or do I have to be some sort of Einstein faggot to do it?

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>>62132310
Delete

>>62137668
Like that windows telemetry pasta

can't wait for the /cyberpunk/ future where we salvage bins full of old pentiums to build compute clusters that aren't backdoored