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The hardware itself has backoors, example: intel
any examples, articles or posts about that which may shed some light on this claim?
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Intel Management Engine - The chip has full access to the system hardware, even when powered off.
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Not bad but difficult if you want to use latest software I assume?
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It's alright if you get i7 vPro with 16+GB RAM - Maybe not for heavy video editing or gaming but for most office work it's plenty of performance.
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And tweaking to disable the ME as per my previous posts.
That's no possible on the new generation (todays) CPU's ?
