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rl66

2021-10-07 10:52

It's logical, you can make tell everything you want on an unreleased things (and btw, not only in computer)

#5952815

NewTRUMP Order

2021-10-07 11:33

Smart move geekbench. Way to make yourself non relevant https://media3.giphy.com/media/ZbUOH7pbDiNSmU1x4o/200w.gif?cid=ecf05e47woqpq1dtma8fk89uitiiswuzqav7rqima2ntjsal&rid=200w.gif&ct=g

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Reardan

2021-10-07 14:39

One of those decisions where you just want to sit in the meeting room and go "You know the only time I visit your site is for these leaks, right?

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mackintosh

2021-10-07 14:51

I'm sure they've weighted this decision against the money bags they got from Intel and AMD. Or the cease and desist they got from their lawyers.

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Horus-Anhur

2021-10-07 15:01

That's one way to make your program less relevant.

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Stormyandcold

2021-10-07 15:43

Yeah, but, from a business point of view it's highly relevant.

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reix2x

2021-10-07 20:33

leaks are a great source of hype and publicity, it won't be that strange to me that a number of leaks about future products come from the marketing departments of certain big companies, that being said probably geekbench people wanted they part of the slice of that juicy marketing money.. just speculating

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NewTRUMP Order

2021-10-08 14:49

Reardan:

One of those decisions where you just want to sit in the meeting room and go "You know the only time I visit your site is for these leaks, right?

Exactly when was the last time you read a geekbench article for the sake of it being geekbench?