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Intel might be a giant of the processor industry, but they've had some massive flops over the years - including something that isn't even a CPU!
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Before watching, I'm calling Intel Itanium
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No mention of the Itanium? You know, their biggest blunder of all time?
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Branch prediction in the P4 wasn’t necessarily worse than other architectures, but the long pipeline made wrong predictions very expensive.
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I also remember the IA-64, which is the ISA for the Itanium architecture for Intel's Itanium family. Itt was supposed to replace x86, but then x86-64 was released.
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I had an i740 paired with 2 Voodoo2s in SLI. If memory serves, I bought it solely for the on-board mpeg decoder which a lot of cards didn't have at the time.
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I'm amazed it never mentioned the Pentium 1 floating point bug.
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The branch prediction of the P4 was extremely good. The problem with the P4 was the long pipelines that took a long time to empty when a branch prediction failed.
Other problems of the P4 was the high price for the Rambus memory in the beginning. Intel wanted to get around that and created the MTH, which made SDR ram compatible with the Rambus interface. The MTH was very slow and bugged that it eventually had to be recalled.
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You missed one. What about the Itanium - the first Intel 64 bit processor? And Intel was heavily invested in Rambus Memory, even designing the P-4 to use it to its fullest. The combination of the two was deadly for certain workflows. And the platforms were expensive.
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Nut Bust would be a hit among gamers no matter what product gets that nomenclature.
It must have RGB though.
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From a purely "bad product" point of view, Itanium is sorely missing (as pointed by everyone). Maybe the use of Rambus memory could get a honorable mention.
But there were also several noteworthy bugs:
-FDiv Bug on early original Pentiums.
-SDRAM i820 motherboard recall.
-Pentium !!! 1.13GHz recall.
-6 Series chipset (for Sandy Bridge) recall.
-Self-bricking Atom C2000...
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P4 wasnt bad...alone
It was combined with win ME, so it was laggy, but also freezing at totally random times
ctrl+alt+del*2
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IA-64 should be it’s own video because Itanium has such an interesting history.
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Wasn't there a processor that couldn't do floating point calcs correctly and had to be recalled?
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The i9 11900K would be a good (dis)honorable mention. It had the same core count as the 11700k, used a metric ton of power, and after all of that was still barely competitive with the Zen 3 Ryzen 7 CPUs that predated it.
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So be fair to the P4. It was a dam good way to heat your entire house just by opening a few web pages!
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I love Anthony's knowledge but layman terminology and explanation
A VERY good video guys, make more like this please
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Itanium. Yes. We bought a ton of HPs with it.
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Impressively, you managed to omit the Atom (esp the early 45 and 32 nm series).
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How about the FDIV bug that ended up costing 500 million dollars in recalls and such? Pretty high on the failometer i'd say...
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@techquickie
1 year ago
For those asking about the Itanium - we have a dedicated video on it right here, because it was just THAT bad. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQTSxLURyyE Thanks for watching!
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