Tech manlets here talk of Intel and AMD as I frequently chortle

>>62274468
>All while I speed
чё
гдe фoткa c cyпoм

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>>62274496

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>>62274765

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>>62274780

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>>62274792

>>62274468
>28nm
>not 90nm

Git fucked vodka, chinese stronk !

>>62274468
Elbrus also has a pretty interesting VLIW architecture that seeks to do what Itanium did, only less shitty.

I'm pretty interested in seeing where they take it.

>>62274765
cyпa нeт
oп хyй

>>62274468
I see the KGB didn't want to pay Intel for those AMT backdoors

>>62275316
I virtually guarantee they will become roughly comparable to intel/amd/ibm/nvidia within a decade.

Russia needs a domestic computer industry and has the experienced people to do it.

>>62276443
Within a decade, Russia will have collapsed. Again. Deal with it.

>>62274468
Enjoy your vaporware that can't make it out of the lab because it's slower than an FPGA emulator.

>>62276453
More likely the US will collapse tb h

>>62276453
dumb american

>>62274468
14 nm is better than 28. it's twice as small so a die made using 14nm can hold twice as many transistors as a 28nm can.

I'll give this baitish stupidity 3/10 for effort. also, sage.

>>62274468
>VLIW
Oh.
HAHAHAHAHAHA
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>62276624
>implying
The US is where Rome was during the Republic. We are transitioning into the Empire. Trump is Crassus. Our Julius Caesar will appear soon...

>>62277280
>US is Israel's bitch
ftfy

>>62275316
Will HP buy these when Itanium life cycle will come to an end? Pretty interested.

>>62276355
Кeм paбoтaл, aнoн? Чтo дeлaл?

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>>62274468
It's pointless to use anything smaller than 10 micrometers. Human eye can't see smaller than that.

>>62274468
Does your computer have a Russian botnet?

>>62274468
Did you know it manages to run Doom 3 at stable 25 fps on low/medium settings?

>>62275290
>90nm
You might as well solder transistors by hand at this point.

>>62274792
Wait, it's using Compact Flash for storage?

>>62277280
You mean you're transitioning into Niger.

>>62274780

That one's based on the Baikal-T1, not Elbrus