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MODIFY OSX KERNEL FOR AMD WINDOWS

Posted on Feb 28th 2017, 8:57 Reply #12 PaphovedД®idairaman1They just don't want to spend time back coding it for older KernelsThe news article in question doesn't imply anything of the sorts.

MODIFY OSX KERNEL FOR AMD WINDOWS

That said, Windows has a much better interface and is generally easier to use (because it is built to be operated using a mouse).

MODIFY OSX KERNEL FOR AMD WINDOWS 10

Windows 10 already includes bash (like the one on Linux) and at some point will be fully built around it. It has never become the 'default' shell of Windows, so we're still using the awful cmd. Microsoft has already surrendered in forcing their own shell standard - the Powershell (although it's actually excellent - quite superior to bash in some ways). And even if you can force a Windows workflow similar to that on Linux, it usually takes a lot more time. What's equally important: pretty much every application also has a text output.Д«y contrast, there are things on Windows you can't do by writing a command in prompt. Whenever you click something, a tiny command-line opens and does the job, so you can easily do the same thing just by writing the underneath command yourself. That's because Linux is still basically a shell-driven OS and the graphical interface is somehow 'forced' on a system that could easily work without it. The reason why Linux is so popular among some scientists (mostly math and physics) is because it's beautifully easy to make semi-automatic workflow for scripting/coding/data analysis. Things like 'scalability and performance' are important in servers and computation clusters (where Linux clearly is more popular), but they have little to do with popularity on typical end-user machine. You spend a lot more on training and even so some users never reach the same productivity they had on Windows. Cost (lack of) is just an added benefit.Actually Linux is fairly expensive to introduce and support in an organization. I asked about it and they mentionned scalability, performance and the fact that most researchers only use linux in university anyway. I recently visited the cutting edge AI research center in Montreal, it's Linux wall to wall on every machines.

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Jan 4th 2022 AMD CES 2022 Liveblog: Zen 3+, RDNA2 IGP, 6nm, RX 6500 XT, AM5, Zen 4 and More (66)ДЄdd your own comment 81 Comments on AMD's Ryzen CPU Series will Need Modern Linux Kernel for Proper Support 1 to 25 of 81 Go to 2 3 4 Previous Next #1 eidairaman1.

Jan 8th 2022 Two AMD Ryzen 7000 Series Processors Based on Zen 4 Core Appear: 16-Core and 8-Core SKUs (32).

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MODIFY OSX KERNEL FOR AMD PATCH

Oct 13th 2021 First Windows 11 Patch Tuesday Makes Ryzen е…ѓ Cache Latency Worse, AMD Puts Out Fix Dates (157).

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Oct 12th 2021 AMD Confirms 'Zen 3' with 64 MB 3DV Cache for Q1-2022, 'Zen 4' Later, PCIe Gen5 + DDR5 (136).

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Oct 14th 2020 ASUS Seemingly Drops Support for AMD Ryzen 5000 Series CPUs on X470 Motherboards, the Company Responds (159).

Apparently, microcode actually is relevant to support features, and Microsoft's claims have some degree of merit. Make cpu_core_id be what it is defined to be.So there it is, for you techno-wizards. This didn't affect systems with SMT disabled. So, without further decoding cpu_core_id is unique for each thread rather than the same for threads on the same core. It notes in the commit message: After: a33d331761bc ('x86/CPU/AMD: Fix Bulldozer topology') our SMT scheduling topology for Fam17h systems is broken, because the ThreadId is included in the ApicId when SMT is enabled. Phronix notes that the fix landed in early February. Operating below that version won't necessarily stop Ryzen from functioning as a CPU, but several notable features, most notably SMT, will be completely 'broken' according to the article at Phronix. If you really want good support, the 'newer the better' is generally the way to go. Apparently, Linux will need kernel version 4.9.10 or better to enable a lot of features, SMT included. So, it's not just Windows that will be pulling the 'you need the latest version' card when it comes to Ryzen CPU support.

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