bitsandpieces

Probably, maybe?! Hi there guys, we launched a new CPU with these awesome features, but don't use it on Windows .. Applause all around

So, you're telling me AMD tested TR on Windows (prior to launch) and found no issues, then what's the fuss all about?

It's a subset of, x86 can run very well without What if MICROSOFT would've ignored AMD64 extension? AMD would've developed it for nothing; Thus AMD did collaborate on implemeting it into Windows x64, but they dropped the ball with TR and it's implementation in Windows At this point, MS could give less of a flying fuck and ignore TR, at any point AMD thought it was necessary to have MICROSOFT involved?!

After they launched it?! HA!

I applaud your knowledge, lack there of, AMD64 does not exist in a vacuum and it's not an architecture It's purely an extension to the x86 architecture, nothing less .. nothing more

did they discussed it with MICROSOFT during their development? I'm fairly sure AMD had to test their architecture in a win environment - nowhere at any point in this did it ever come up?

It's the other way around, AMD has to adhere to x86 specs and they went off rails

Windows to blame??! MICROSOFT didn't develop THREADRIPPER, AMD did - was AMD not aware what they were doing?

You, sir, are incorrect just as the OP, and few others Nowhere does it say you can transfer just the OEM licence; where in fact it said that the licence is transferred with the original PC it was attached to Circumventing or ignoring the TOS doesn't make them invalid

This is not a rumor nor is an error Directly from the horse's mouth: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/uktechnet/2013/05/14/licensing-logic-whats-the-difference-between-oem-retail-and-volume-licenses/ You, sir, are in error

The population is "open" because they haven't seen any other alternatives How would anyone know to distinguish from right or wrong if they're only lived in wrong?

Yes, it's the same

Elon should've sticked to smoking joints with Rogan

it will work I strongly suggest you read the mobo manual

No, that's valid only the m.2 SSD is a SATA drive