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fucking look it up yourself, faggot

IME is in all chips since 2006.

With the Core2Duo Series, though, you can it remove and still having a functioning CPU.

Now, you can either go back or lurk for two more years.

>>831967 (OP)

Go to ark.intel.com and look up your model

>>831967 (OP)

>I run a first gen i3 from 2010

your CPU has the ME

>most online sources say they started implanting it in 2010 but some say 06 and some like 2014 so which is it???

what >>831969 said. you can read a bit more here:

https://libreboot.org/faq.html#intel

>>831967 (OP)

Yes your CPU has Intel ME.

The last "recent" CPU that does not have a system like that is the AMD FX-8370e, produced in 2014 September. Which is an eight core CPU, when overclocked has about the same speed as a Ryzen 5 1500/1600 for multi threaded applications. Single thread is about 40% slower.

This is only if you overclock it to about 5 Ghz which means it will burn about 180 Watt. But you won't have ME or equivalent, if you want to go further you could buy a 2012/2013 Gigabyte board with a legacy BIOS to also skip UEFI.

You need to buy a closed loop water cooler at least if you want to overclock to that speed.

>>832075

thanks for the info.

>>832087

You can disable it, so nothing to worry about.

https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Sakaki%27s_EFI_Install_Guide/Disabling_the_Intel_Management_Engine

>helping /pol/yps

Is there a list of CPU that have it out there?

>>832110

Can you read or do you type blindly?

>>832094

>muh everything is political

Back to /reddipol/ fgt.

>>831967 (OP)

1. Why is Intel ME so important?

2. Are they spying on everyone in the world?

3. What will they do with such knowledge?

4. Why would intel ME be worse than the next big fucking spying thing they will come out with that will evidently be much worse and eventually they drop spying via this which seems utterly useless with our current technological state tbh

>>832148

1. IME allows (((Intel or friends))) to have more control of your computer than you do yourself

2. Who knows?

3. Who knows?

4. Who knows?

>>832148

Intel ME is Intels replacement for the North Bridge and the South Bridge which basically controlled I/O between the CPU, Memory, and peripheral devices

Autists are freaking out over it because the Intel ME can be directly interfaced with and reprogrammed at will essentially, in addition, it runs as basically a hypervisor based in Minix that subverts Ring 0 on the CPU. Considering all memory I/O to and from the processor must go through ME, it does pose a striking security risk that Intel is very hush about

>>832187

>IME allows (((Intel or friends))) to have more control of your computer than you do yourself

[Citation Needed]

>>832411

You have to go back to Reddit now, my little Intel marketing Pajeet.