Massive X - the thread

[chk071]

Aliasing.

[vurt]

Aliasing.

i have several.
being an international spy and hand model, it's part of the job.

[ghettosynth]

I just read that the aliasing is probably being caused by the AVX instructions. The vectoring operations, while faster, aren't as smooth as non-vectored operations. Processing eight bytes at a time leads to stepping in the processing stream that manifests like a discontinuity. It's not hard to understand, basic calculus really.

Based on that I would expect NI to release a non AVX variant soon, bonus, pre-AVX macs are most likely going to increase in value as a consequence. If you haven't upgraded to dual hex-core xeons, I'd do that now before this information becomes more widespread.

[gentleclockdivider]

[McLilith]

Aliasing.

i have several.
being an international spy and hand model, it's part of the job.

Hand model? I just hope you're not constantly stroking yourself with a eerie self-loving gaze like this lady:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Er59Pqynx_c

[vurt]

well no one else will stroke me

[McLilith]

I just read that the aliasing is probably being caused by the AVX instructions. The vectoring operations, while faster, aren't as smooth as non-vectored operations. Processing eight bytes at a time leads to stepping in the processing stream that manifests like a discontinuity. It's not hard to understand, basic calculus really.

Based on that I would expect NI to release a non AVX variant soon, bonus, pre-AVX macs are most likely going to increase in value as a consequence. If you haven't upgraded to dual hex-core xeons, I'd do that now before this information becomes more widespread.

Just wait till all the Mac users find out there's no aliasing in the Windows version!

[McLilith]

well no one else will stroke me

I feel your pain. The struggle is real.

[perpetual3]

I just read that the aliasing is probably being caused by the AVX instructions. The vectoring operations, while faster, aren't as smooth as non-vectored operations. Processing eight bytes at a time leads to stepping in the processing stream that manifests like a discontinuity. It's not hard to understand, basic calculus really.

Based on that I would expect NI to release a non AVX variant soon, bonus, pre-AVX macs are most likely going to increase in value as a consequence. If you haven't upgraded to dual hex-core xeons, I'd do that now before this information becomes more widespread.

Is this for real? Where did you read this?

[jsp1979]

I just read that the aliasing is probably being caused by the AVX instructions. The vectoring operations, while faster, aren't as smooth as non-vectored operations. Processing eight bytes at a time leads to stepping in the processing stream that manifests like a discontinuity. It's not hard to understand, basic calculus really.

Based on that I would expect NI to release a non AVX variant soon, bonus, pre-AVX macs are most likely going to increase in value as a consequence. If you haven't upgraded to dual hex-core xeons, I'd do that now before this information becomes more widespread.

Is this for real? Where did you read this?

He's clearly joking.

[perpetual3]

I just read that the aliasing is probably being caused by the AVX instructions. The vectoring operations, while faster, aren't as smooth as non-vectored operations. Processing eight bytes at a time leads to stepping in the processing stream that manifests like a discontinuity. It's not hard to understand, basic calculus really.

Based on that I would expect NI to release a non AVX variant soon, bonus, pre-AVX macs are most likely going to increase in value as a consequence. If you haven't upgraded to dual hex-core xeons, I'd do that now before this information becomes more widespread.

Is this for real? Where did you read this?

He's clearly joking.

me →

[Forgotten]

I just read that the aliasing is probably being caused by the AVX instructions. The vectoring operations, while faster, aren't as smooth as non-vectored operations. Processing eight bytes at a time leads to stepping in the processing stream that manifests like a discontinuity. It's not hard to understand, basic calculus really.

Based on that I would expect NI to release a non AVX variant soon, bonus, pre-AVX macs are most likely going to increase in value as a consequence. If you haven't upgraded to dual hex-core xeons, I'd do that now before this information becomes more widespread.

Is this for real? Where did you read this?

Dude...no...

[perpetual3]

I just read that the aliasing is probably being caused by the AVX instructions. The vectoring operations, while faster, aren't as smooth as non-vectored operations. Processing eight bytes at a time leads to stepping in the processing stream that manifests like a discontinuity. It's not hard to understand, basic calculus really.

Based on that I would expect NI to release a non AVX variant soon, bonus, pre-AVX macs are most likely going to increase in value as a consequence. If you haven't upgraded to dual hex-core xeons, I'd do that now before this information becomes more widespread.

Is this for real? Where did you read this?

Dude...no...

me →

[realtrance]

I just read that the aliasing is probably being caused by the AVX instructions. The vectoring operations, while faster, aren't as smooth as non-vectored operations. Processing eight bytes at a time leads to stepping in the processing stream that manifests like a discontinuity. It's not hard to understand, basic calculus really.

Based on that I would expect NI to release a non AVX variant soon, bonus, pre-AVX macs are most likely going to increase in value as a consequence. If you haven't upgraded to dual hex-core xeons, I'd do that now before this information becomes more widespread.

Genius!

This is why we need AVX3 ASAP.

[Ficciones]

Jesus. The kool aid drinkers sure are eager to pass off any criticism of this train wreck of a product release as nothing more than "doesn't work on older Macs" and some Youtube bozo's possible misapprehensions about aliasing.