Stability, The Cost Of Intel's Time To Market Approach (Video)
Hello you fine Internet folks, Intel's been known as the company whose products "just work". But with this latest series of launches, it seems like Intel has been prioritizing the time to market for their newest lineup of chips which has seemingly come at the cost of stability.
With this short video, I hope that someone at Intel will heed my warning that sacrificing system stability is not worth the faster time to market that Intel seems to be aiming for.
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My impression is the operating system integration required by a modern processor with heterogeneous cores and built-in GPUs is much more complicated than the 486 processors of the 90s. As a result, I don't find it so surprising that the software doesn't appear as well polished upon release of a new processor these days as it used to be.
Although reports of crashes while playing games sounds bad, I'd be much more concerned if Linux were crashing during heavy use, for example, while building version 14.2.0 of the gcc compiler.
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