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For reference, 10 years ago, graphics cards were on a 65nm platform while today, we use 14nm graphics cards. The physical limitations may be reached, but we'll
by WrtCdEvrydy 8y ago
For reference, 10 years ago, graphics cards were on a 65nm platform while today, we use 14nm graphics cards.
The physical limitations may be reached, but we'll just throw more cores unto the PCB to compensate.
- JustFinishedBSG 8y agoWe can't even do that, the biggest GPUs today are at the reticle limits of foundries> They literally can't be made bigger. Of course we can still go the chiplet way but...
- CyberDildonics 8y agoBut what?
- frankchn 8y ago... but power requirements would put a limit to that as well. The RTX 2080 Ti already has a 250W TDP. Putting a couple of those on a single card and you are looking at >1000 W. Cooling and power becomes very hard as we are effectively trying to run and cool a space heater at the same time.