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It’s not on die, but isn’t it on package? Thus making signal lengths much shorter and allowing more lines making the memory bandwidth much higher than a (theore
by MBCook 4y ago
It’s not on die, but isn’t it on package? Thus making signal lengths much shorter and allowing more lines making the memory bandwidth much higher than a (theoretical) equivalent chip with the memory soldered to the motherboard like the Intel machines were?
- kcb 4y agoYea theoretically, but in memory latency tests the M series chips are well behind Intel and AMD systems.