Zaradi hude ranljivosti bodo Intelovi procesorji do 50 odstotkov počasnejši

next3steps je 3. jan 2018 ob 12:12 izjavil:

D3m je 3. jan 2018 ob 10:11 izjavil:

Niti ne. Slučajno se je zgodilo sledeče:

19.12.2017

Intel's CEO Just Sold a Lot of Stock

On Nov. 29, Brian Krzanich, the CEO of chip giant Intel (NASDAQ:INTC), reported several transactions in Intel stock in a Form 4 filing with the SEC.

Če delnice padejo, ga bo lovila roka pravice, khm khm.

D3m je 3. jan 2018 ob 14:30 izjavil:

Ne. Intel je US firma. Svojih se ne zapira tako hitro.

Če bi bil Rus bi bil že na električnem stolu.

Ijus je 3. jan 2018 ob 19:07 izjavil:

drugač pa sej bo intel naredil nove proce kjer bo to popravljeno. upam da v bodoče ne bodo spet kakega buga al luknje najdl.

Vazelin je 3. jan 2018 ob 21:22 izjavil:

Patch i7 spremeni v i5?

Ijus je 3. jan 2018 ob 21:40 izjavil:

kere sorte aplikacij bojo pol affectane?

Ijus je 3. jan 2018 ob 21:43 izjavil:

kolega se s tem ukvarja. joj joj. je pa rekel da ga zanimajo ryzeni. hehe.

It tested applications that are confined to the user space, which are typically indicative of what you would see on a desktop system, and found that these applications "should see minimal change (if any) in performance." That means you will likely see little to no performance impact on your next desktop session, be it gaming or otherwise.

Phoronix did record significant performance regressions with the new kernel during select workloads, particularly synthetic I/O benchmarks. The site conducted these tests with SSDs that tend to offer varying performance based on the amount of past user activity, and the article doesn't indicate if the storage devices were correctly preconditioned. Phoronix noted the new kernel has other changes beyond the bug patch that could also impact performance, so for now, it is hard to ascertain the direct impact of the patch on these workloads.

The performance impact is more pronounced in PostgreSQL, which is an open source object-relational database system. PostgreSQL has issued a warning about performance regression that includes benchmarks showing a 17-23% reduction in performance with the new patch. Redis also appears to suffer a performance loss, but to a lesser extent.

hojnikb je 3. jan 2018 ob 21:54 izjavil:

https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comme...

intel ni edini..

The vulnerability appears to be most dangerous to data center workloads and virtualization. However, it is irrational to assume that the overwhelming majority of data centers will see a 30% reduction in performance. Losing even 15% of the computational horsepower from a data center would be a major blow, and that compute would have to be replaced almost immediately. The patch has been in development for several months, so if Intel and the major data center operators were expecting massive performance reductions, there would have been an incredible spike in data center equipment purchases.

The bug is locked behind a wall of NDAs at this point, which is frustrating. However, the silence is necessary to prevent a wave of exploits. We expect, and have seen already, the normal level of hyperventilation that comes with such news, but it's best to wait for more information. We have followed up with Intel for more information and will update as necessary.