2017 in terms of hardware and Linux

[cobito]

2017 is about to end and with its end, we make a summary of the year at Hardlimit.

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[Yorus]

Good summary!

Of all that you have commented, personally I am left with the test bench along with the forum/website improvements and the release of Ryzen as highlighted topics.

As always I hope to be able to participate a little more, too many topics on the back burner but little time and a great need to relax after stressful workdays.

For now, as my next task, I impose on myself to run the bench at full speed with any Windows I have on hand, first mine and then the ones at work.

[Nemo]

Excellent summary.
I agree with Yorus that the best thing of the year at the forum level has been the appearance of the test bench, the result of the great efforts of Cobito, who alone carries the weight of maintaining our forum and who keeps on contributing improvements and novelties.
On the other hand, I believe that one of the most relevant news has been the return to competitiveness of AMD with processors that, although not perfect, create a certain competition that will cause strategic movements in Intel that will benefit users in the medium term.

[cobito]

Thanks guys.

@yorus said in 2017 in hardware and Linux mode:

For now, as a next task, I set myself to run the benchmark on every machine with Windows that I have on hand, first my own and then the ones at work.

That would be great. Thanks to the submissions you have provided in recent months, the central has reached a critical mass of validations that are starting to make it interesting but it lacks a lot of content to become the germ of something truly relevant. In that aspect, for my part, I have already contributed everything I could: my own PCs, those of family members and those from work. In order to continue advancing, you are still fundamental.