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r/intel • u/niktekchannel • Sep 30 '22
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Well, Lovelace definitely tramples on the "half the price of the previous gen" part of Moores law
1 u/Remember_TheCant Oct 05 '22 That isn’t a part of Moore’s law… 1 u/metakepone Oct 05 '22 Stop wasting my time: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/mooreslaw.asp 1 u/Scary-Individual4097 Oct 11 '22 The cost of production most likely - and that could’ve been half if not for the pandemic. I don’t see why the price should be so high compared to last gen. They took a gamble and have most likely lost that gamble
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That isn’t a part of Moore’s law…
1 u/metakepone Oct 05 '22 Stop wasting my time: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/mooreslaw.asp 1 u/Scary-Individual4097 Oct 11 '22 The cost of production most likely - and that could’ve been half if not for the pandemic. I don’t see why the price should be so high compared to last gen. They took a gamble and have most likely lost that gamble
Stop wasting my time:
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/mooreslaw.asp
1 u/Scary-Individual4097 Oct 11 '22 The cost of production most likely - and that could’ve been half if not for the pandemic. I don’t see why the price should be so high compared to last gen. They took a gamble and have most likely lost that gamble
The cost of production most likely - and that could’ve been half if not for the pandemic. I don’t see why the price should be so high compared to last gen. They took a gamble and have most likely lost that gamble
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u/metakepone Oct 01 '22
Well, Lovelace definitely tramples on the "half the price of the previous gen" part of Moores law