[HN Gopher] Zhaoxin KaiXian x86 CPU Tested
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Zhaoxin KaiXian x86 CPU Tested
Author : luu
Score : 34 points
Date : 2020-12-31 02:55 UTC (1 days ago)
(HTM) web link (www.tomshardware.com)
(TXT) w3m dump (www.tomshardware.com)
| mandelken wrote:
| (This is from April 2020 -> could use (2020) in the title)
| userbinator wrote:
| What's the equivalent level of performance in terms of AMD/Intel
| CPUs? Sandy Bridge or thereabouts? Because for the past few
| years, PCs have basically been "fast enough" for most things,
| super-inefficient monstrosities like Electron excluded. In fact
| my "daily driver" is probably slower than this Chinese CPU.
|
| Incidentally, there is an interesting and active market in
| Chinese motherboards with X79/X99 chipsets, which are from that
| era, along with used Xeons and such.
|
| Obviously those who place performance above all else will not be
| buying these.
| 11thEarlOfMar wrote:
| Would be interested to know what design software they use for
| these chips.
| beervirus wrote:
| Slow as molasses, power hungry, and almost certainly backdoored
| by the CCP. No thank you.
| eloff wrote:
| There's no way to trust Chinese hardware or software thanks to
| the lack of freedom in China for both individuals and
| companies. But the domestic market there is huge, as is the
| global market that doesn't care about security from Chinese
| state hackers.
|
| Apple's CPU wasn't that interesting at the start either, it's
| early days yet.
| disown wrote:
| Pretty much everyone tech component is manufactured in china...
| Also "CCP" gives you away. Should be more sneaky about it
| rather than being so up front.
| ur-whale wrote:
| >and almost certainly backdoored by the CCP. No thank you.
|
| Not that I disagree with you, but to be fair, there's no way to
| tell any modern CPU that's in your computer hasn't been
| backdoored.
|
| Intel CPU's most certainly do not have a glowing reputation in
| that department.
| drzaiusapelord wrote:
| I wonder if Windows ARM will be so mature that by the time these
| groups get x86 parity with Intel, it won't matter outside of
| specialized high-performance applications like gaming because
| we'll be migrating to ARM by then anyway.
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