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+Episode: 975
+Title: HPR0975: Why 16 Cores ?
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr0975/hpr0975.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-08 05:54:17
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+Hey, DeepGeek here from the TalkGeek to me podcast, www.TalkGeekToMe.us.
+So we call on a quick rant to Hacker Public Radio, basically because all my in-real-life
+friends won't understand this.
+A few years ago, I bought a beautiful single core processor computer.
+You know, I knew that a guy in my age group would be nostalgic for the days of one core
+on a board, a really nice top-of-the-line board, a tie-in motherboard, TYA, and motherboard,
+which is a high-end motherboard with an Optoron AMD Optoron processor single core.
+And buying, you know, what's called Workstation Great Hardware, solid as a rock, really loved
+it, but that was years ago.
+Now it has USB 1, the USB SNES of the USB 3.
+So I'm getting the itch to buy a new computer.
+So just out of curiosity, I said, well, what would it take to keep the Optoron brand, the
+Optoron processor, and, you know, the tie-in motherboard in modern architecture, you know,
+so I could get the fast-to-backplane speed, the newer, the new memory standards, you know,
+all that good stuff for the motherboard.
+So I go into New Egg, and I ask New Egg, you know, what's the current tie-in motherboard
+an Optoron processor.
+Now get this, the minimum new one they sell has two CPU slots, and the latest Optoron
+has a minimum of eight cores, which means you'd have to buy a 16 core motherboard.
+I don't understand.
+I want someone to explain to me what a single person would do with 16 cores.
+I mean, I just don't get it.
+I must be getting older or something.
+It's going on, 16 cores, I mean, my Optoron's got to be bored out of its mind half the time.
+I'm just reading web pages, I don't get it.
+So leave me a comment, you know, most of you know my email address, DG at DeepGeek.us.
+Send me an email if you have a similar feeling or similar experience.
+I'd love to hear from maybe one who wants to, you know, talk to me about this crap.
+So that's my rant called, what do you do with it?
+What would an individual do with this?
+Tell me, please, I mean, is there some kind of game that needs 16 core, what do you
+design, nuclear bomb, what physics experiment could you possibly do?
+Well, I can't imagine 16 cores for one per, what do you do with it for workstation?
+That's my rant.
+So I hope this makes an acceptable HPR episode.
+Have a great day.
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