Things don't always go perfectly:

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Intel stuff-up forces redesign of Windows and Linux [and Apple's 64-bit macOS]

The bad news is that Intel processors will take a performance hit of between five to 30 percent [after the fix is implemented]..

Word on the Street is that the flaw is in the Intel x86 hardware, and it appears a microcode update can't address it..

AMD processor[s do] not have the [problem]..

It will be interesting to see what the new [Intel] benchmarks will be..


We'll see if the above is overstated when the benchmarks arrive -- after the Windows patch. On paper, AMD Ryzen could wind up faster than some (not all) of Intel's latest -- clock-for-clock. Hard for me to believe -- use a lot of salt on this one.

But, AMD is not flawless. In today's news:

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AMD Acknowledges DirectX 9 Game Breaking Bug in Adrenaline Release – Assures Fix in Next Driver Update

According to users on various sites, the games cannot even be started with the latest driver installed...


Nine older DX9 games were listed as affected.


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