Microsoft blamed Intel for Surface reliability issues – Report

[Newsfeed]

Microsoft blamed Intel for Surface reliability issues – Report

Microsoft has blamed Intel’s Skylake chips for Surface Laptop and Surface Pro 4 reliability issues, Thurrott.com reported.

 

[Thor]

Cry baby

 

[sajunky]

It is a proof that making deals with Microsoft regarding dropping Win7/8 drivers for 6th generation of CPU (Skylake or above) do not work for Intel.

After a long-term battle with customers Skylake CPu's now have Win7 drivers. Microsoft behaviour can cause that Kaby will receive Win7 support as well.

 

[ToxicBunny]

It is a proof that making deals with Microsoft regarding dropping Win7/8 drivers for 6th generation of CPU (Skylake or above) do not work for Intel.

After a long-term battle with customers Skylake CPu's now have Win7 drivers. Microsoft behaviour can cause that Kaby will receive Win7 support as well.

Would you mind reforming that post into something that the majority of English speakers can understand.

 

[sajunky]

Would you mind reforming that post into something that the majority of English speakers can understand.

I won't. what I wrote, stays written.

 

[Rouxenator]

That's what you get when you use a company that is pure evil.

 

[rambo919]

That's what you get when you use a company that is pure evil.

Which one? Neither are NEAR clean.
Also how am I the only one uncomfortable with a CPU needing drivers? Next thing the RAM or PSU will need drivers...

 

[rambo919]

Would you mind reforming that post into something that the majority of English speakers can understand.

You think that's bad, listen to a few episodes of "our miss brooks"... Stretch is great.

 

[ToxicBunny]

Which one? Neither are NEAR clean.
Also how am I the only one uncomfortable with a CPU needing drivers? Next thing the RAM or PSU will need drivers...

RAM kind of already does need a driver.. its either in the CPU Drivers or in the drivers for the North/South Bridge (whichever they still use these days)

 

[rambo919]

RAM kind of already does need a driver.. its either in the CPU Drivers or in the drivers for the North/South Bridge (whichever they still use these days)

That counts more as general mobo drivers and is not RAM specific.... although it wont take that much for some idiot to make "Premium RAM" that needs propriatary drivers if this trend goes on.