WYP
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Each case argues that their chips are "inherently faulty".
Read more about Intel getting sued over Meltdown and Spectre.
Read more about Intel getting sued over Meltdown and Spectre.
Intel hit with three class action lawsuits over Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities
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Dark NighT
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That didnt take long...
AlienALX
Well-known member
Does it ever? lol
g0ggles1994
Active member
Intel in court... again!
Will only be a matter of time before the EU get them in their court as well
Will only be a matter of time before the EU get them in their court as well
TheF34RChannel
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Gotta love the US sue everything policy ugh. AMD and the other one are equal 'at fault'. Not a fan of these sue tactics personally.
AlienALX
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Serious? Intel's BS clearly working on you then.
If I were you I would be pretty furious I overpaid for a faulty product (as I am) and not defending them and bashing AMD.
Srs, don't be a Toby.
RobM
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Intel are used to going to court, I hope they get whats deservedly coming to them.
Perhaps that's the real reason for the coffee lake paper launch.
I am so glad I don't own a flawed CPU other than and core2 duo sitting in a box.
Had I been one of the people that could afford to upgrade on a yearly basis I would be mighty ed with Intels shenanigans.
The have known about the issue yet still churned the CPUs out.
No I aint an AMD fanboy, I get whatever offers me the best bang for pound at any given time
Perhaps that's the real reason for the coffee lake paper launch.
I am so glad I don't own a flawed CPU other than and core2 duo sitting in a box.
Had I been one of the people that could afford to upgrade on a yearly basis I would be mighty ed with Intels shenanigans.
The have known about the issue yet still churned the CPUs out.
No I aint an AMD fanboy, I get whatever offers me the best bang for pound at any given time
AngryGoldfish
Old N Gold
I'm torn on this. On the one hand I don't like what Intel and AMD and ARM have done, but on the other hand mistakes happen and I don't like this quick-to-the-trigger attitude people have taken against Intel. It seems like more of an excuse to attack them for the larger issues consumers have that date back many years than the actual issue at hand. It's like the vulnerability of these attacks is the straw that broke the camel's back and has loaded the weapon that has been pointing at Intel, eager to fire, for many years. I don't know whether that's fair.
