Intel Core i3-8100 (LGA 1151, 3.60 GHz, 4 -Core)

Intel Core i3-8100

LGA 1151, 3.60 GHz, 4 -Core


Question about Intel Core i3-8100

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Anonymous

7 years ago

What is the security situation? Meltdown and Co?

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Anonymous

7 years ago

I assume that a new generation of CPUs is now on the market (or will be soon) that is safe again without bios, microcode fixes or patches and does not lose any performance. I have little to do with it myself, so I only have a superficial knowledge. If I wanted to build a new PC, the CPU (in hardware) would have to be "bug-free" as far as known. I would not buy hardware that is only secure with some performance-reducing patches if I could avoid it. (Sorry if I don't bring myself up to the level of a security expert for a community contribution. E. may someone from Digitec write something about it. Which new CPU's are corrected in hardware, if any?

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AtomLegend

7 years ago

Same as with other Intel processors. Or what do you mean exactly?

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pro_cage

7 years ago

This should no longer be an issue. Resp. I assume that Windows and Bios are up to date.