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How is it a unified memory architecture if one part is faster than another? Sounds rather non-unified.
by tinus_hn 6y ago
How is it a unified memory architecture if one part is faster than another? Sounds rather non-unified.
- modeless 6y ago"Unified" in this case refers to the CPU and GPU having the same access to memory. This could still be true even if part of the memory is faster, as long as it's faster for both CPU and GPU.