HardOCP shutting down, Kyle is going to work for Intel

[Mr. Friendly]

they could place some gddr5 on die. it completely escapes me why they haven't done that already .

cost and extra power/heat I would assume. even when Intel did put some GPU cache, the amount was laughable...128MB? c'mon! :doh:


also, can you imagine how much bigger the die would get? think Threadripper I bet...and those monsters require massive cooling!

 

[Vittra]

I wasn't going to bump this post, but since others already did, he's already quit Intel:

https://hardforum.com/threads/leaving-intel.1982266/

Was always too biased towards Intel, I guess ass kissing pays off.

He's had a poor relationship with Intel, Nvidia, and AMD at various points in time throughout the years either due to reviews or journalistic pieces.

 

[Sagath]

Because the more complex and bigger you make a die, the more likely it will have architecture failures.

Putting gddr5 on die is a costly proposition with very minimal real world benefit.

 

[Cannon Fodder]

I wasn't going to bump this post, but since others already did, he's already quit Intel:

https://hardforum.com/threads/leaving-intel.1982266/.

Already mentioned that, on the previous page..... :biggrin:

 

[Sean123]

Because the more complex and bigger you make a die, the more likely it will have architecture failures.

Putting gddr5 on die is a costly proposition with very minimal real world benefit.

I'm an IT in an online company that offers cat doors (will add a convenience to your home that every pet owner wants in their life. This amazing product of convenience will allow your pet the freedom to come in and out of the house without you having to constantly stop what you are doing to open the door for them). I agree with you.

 

[Vittra]

Already mentioned that, on the previous page..... :biggrin:

Oops

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