>processing power used to double like every year
>now it's like 200 mhz every five years
>oy vey buy our marginally improved cpu goy
>Car speeds used to double like every year
>Now they barely get faster at all
>Oy vey buy our marginally faster car
It's weird how people blame the jews for situations like this
Have you tried NOT buying things?
>>54460131
Like it's the Intel/AMD/Nvidia fault at all. There are no superior products because there is no demand in superior products.
It took shit-tier developers over a 10 years to start utilizing more than 1 thread and it's the shitty braindead so-called "programmers" who are slowing the progress.
>>54460165
Pretty much this. I'm still happy on my i7 870.
Instead of bitching about no improvements, don't upgrade. That'll force them to improve.
>>54460245
Why didn't you do it yourself fampai-kun?
>>54460245
just look at dx12 and vulkan and how much that progressed driver speed
what they did, programming wise, has ALWAYS been possible. since the dawn of time.
>>54460276
>shit-tier retarded code monkey triggered
here is your (You)
>>54460151
/thread
>>54460151
>cars have speed limits
>computers don't
>>54460151
>using cars for computer analogy and vice versa
Absolutely haram
>>54460165
It's all 12 year olds with no understanding of the world outside of 4chan. You can't been them really.
>>54460131
>frequency is the same as processing power
I think you are the kike here
>clockspeeds not ipc
>ipc not clockspeeds
>not cache size
All these work in tandem to provide considerable improvements between generations.
>>54460131
>>54460131
we are reaching towards < 10nm
moore's law actually stopped being valid after 28nm
>>54460151
Cars nowadays aren't ranked by their top speed but rather the safety, style, comfortability etc.
>>54460613
I think he's doing the right thing.
His counter argument is as bad as OP.
>>54460521
maybe yours does
>mfw
>>54460943
back to your imaginary oven
>>54460943
We know where you belong
>>54460131
>clockrate == processing power
Oh vey, better buy those AMD cpus