That's because Dell doesn't give two tugs of a dead dog's dick about the customer or the product after the sale is complete.Yet Dell still has yet to fix their i9 throttling issues. But no one is going to talk about that, right?
That's because Dell doesn't give two tugs of a dead dog's dick about the customer or the product after the sale is complete.Yet Dell still has yet to fix their i9 throttling issues. But no one is going to talk about that, right?
No i like the mac but also wanna run windows so bit of a stupid reply isnt itGo buy a PC.
It's sad that I'm this cynical about Apple now, but 'missing key in the firmware' as the excuse, which no one else has the cryptographic ability to verify themselves, sounds like covering up a blatant hardware blunder here.
But my comment may be premature and not well informed, does anyone have a comment?
Is there a way to inspect Apple's fix to see if it did hardware instruction kernel changes like the one posted on Reddit, or will we never know as it's all closed source?
Missing key in the firmware my ass...
Because showing an actual problem with a new product is 'hating' now.Or they will not make an apology video, well because... hating on Apple brings them a lot of views.
Yet Dell still has yet to fix their i9 throttling issues. But no one is going to talk about that, right?
Of course every youtuber who ganged up on the #throttlegate mob will now post a heartfelt apology video for jumping the gun.
Yep, any minute now...
That actually wasn't my experience after my purchase of an XPS-13 Developer's Edition (came with Ubuntu pre-installed) 18 months ago. Dell engineers personally responded to certain issues with firmware updates to address the Spectre security problems with Intel CPUs, and also dealt with users experiencing "coil whine" - an irritating high pitched hum some folks had (fortunately, not I) - with prompt attention. Perhaps the Dell folks behind the "Developer Edition" project are more attentive than the rest of the Windows oriented tech people, but I have had no complaints with them. I'm typing this on my little XPS-13 right now. It's about 18 months old and has served me well as a Linux platform laptop. I don't run enough CPU intensive applications to experience throttling, though my 2 core i7 CPU tends to run a little warm - usually around 50 C. Just for the heck of it, I ran Geekbench on it today, got expected performance, and the CPU hit around 85 C during one benchmark testing multi-core. Just my experience. BTW, running Geekbench on my 2017 iMac with a Core i5-7600K (4 cores), it outperformed the i7-7500U (2 cores) by roughly 30%. The 4 cores in the desktop i5 outperform the 2 cores on the laptop i7, and runs about 15 degrees C cooler on average.That's because Dell doesn't give two tugs of a dead dog's dick about the customer or the product after the sale is complete.
Well they said it was just some driver or kext not working due to a missing signature, so it sounded like a single thing.Ur guess is as good as mine in this case. Speculation is rampant and I doubt Apple will be forthcoming with answers.
My personal guest is that it is a compilation of different solutions, ie Apple threw the kitchen sink into placating this problem. Fan control, voltage limits, power envelopes, etc, were all changed (and maybe further changes will come hidden in future updates of MacOS)
Because (1) Dell is not Apple (2) Dell doesn't run Mac OS X (3) Dell's aren't as expensive as Macs.
I may be participating in this nerdy forum, but I'm not nerdy enough to follow Dell news.Yet Dell still has yet to fix their i9 throttling issues. But no one is going to talk about that, right?
Why? It was a real problem that the Youtuber brought to light. For what would they apologize? Sorry Apple God we found an issue with throttling. Please forgive us!Of course every youtuber who ganged up on the #throttlegate mob will now post a heartfelt apology video for jumping the gun.
Yep, any minute now...
Well Apple moto is It Just Work (until it doesn't then we deflect to other companies). But what about Dell?Because nobody cares.
It's just the way it is, everything Apple is headline news, who would click an article about some random Dell laptop they've never heard of before?
Apologize that they found a problem? If anything, Apple should be thankful of these vloggers finding a bug in their firmware something that Apple missed.Or they will not make an apology video, well because... hating on Apple brings them a lot of views.
Yeah i suspected that. The update is only for macos. You might try undervoliting in bootcampBootcamp still throttles like crazy
Bootcamp still throttles like crazy
Yeah dell has improved their customer service, but their machines are little buggy than the macbooks. Thats my personal opinion though. If macbook pro throttling wasn't fixed i was thinking about a dell xpsThat actually wasn't my experience after my purchase of an XPS-13 Developer's Edition (came with Ubuntu pre-installed) 18 months ago. Dell engineers personally responded to certain issues with firmware updates to address the Spectre security problems with Intel CPUs, and also dealt with users experiencing "coil whine" - an irritating high pitched hum some folks had (fortunately, not I) - with prompt attention. Perhaps the Dell folks behind the "Developer Edition" project are more attentive than the rest of the Windows oriented tech people, but I have had no complaints with them. I'm typing this on my little XPS-13 right now. It's about 18 months old and has served me well as a Linux platform laptop. I don't run enough CPU intensive applications to experience throttling, though my 2 core i7 CPU tends to run a little warm - usually around 50 C. Just for the heck of it, I ran Geekbench on it today, got expected performance, and the CPU hit around 85 C during one benchmark testing multi-core. Just my experience. BTW, running Geekbench on my 2017 iMac with a Core i5-7600K (4 cores), it outperformed the i7-7500U (2 cores) by roughly 30%. The 4 cores in the desktop i5 outperform the 2 cores on the laptop i7, and runs about 15 degrees C cooler on average.
It Just WorkThanks for making his point![]()
Performing worse than previous gen isn't exactly tiniest is it? Also it just work until it doesnt then we go to whataboutism.But I thought it was a hardware issue with no chance to be fixed with software?
Good job, Apple.
And don’t tell me it should have been perfect day 1. The Dell XPS still throttled and what’s Dell doing? Have they admitted an issue like Apple and rolled out a fix in less than a week? No. Either Dell doesn’t care or they are incapable of fixing it.
Apple screws up sometimes, but I’ll be damned if they don’t take care of the issue.
Apple haters act like the alternatives are flawless when Apple has the tiniest issue.
It is not a Windows machine so no, it wasn't a "stupid" response. Get over it! Be happy Apple even allows such a crappy OS to run at all on their machines.No i like the mac but also wanna run windows so bit of a stupid reply isnt it
This still won't shut the Apple haters up.
It is not a Windows machine so no, it wasn't a "stupid" response. Get over it! Be happy Apple even allows such a crappy OS to run at all on their machines.