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    Critical Flaw in HyperThreading Discovered in "Skylake" and "Kaby Lake" CPUs

    Just a heads up for the Sky-Lake and Kaby-Lake people

    critical flaw in hyperthreading discovered in skylake and kaby lake cpus

    Debian project warns turn off hyperthreading with skylake and kaby lake

    Seema like a Bios update is needed to fix it
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    Amazing how they are just finding this now. I wonder if I would turn off hyper-threading if I had a 7700k. That would be a painful switch to flip.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mojo6912 View Post
    Amazing how they are just finding this now. I wonder if I would turn off hyper-threading if I had a 7700k. That would be a painful switch to flip.
    I think it's a really low amount of cpu's that has this problem and thats why they haven't seen this problem before now
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    Quote Originally Posted by pansertjald View Post
    I think it's a really low amount of cpu's that has this problem and thats why they haven't seen this problem before now
    Someone was saying in they've already known about this problem for 6+ months now, hence why intel has already pushed microcode updates to OEM's to fix it.

    The whole thing is pretty vague though.

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