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To me this is a signal of reusing the GPU innovations that were required for the Vision Pro in currently available products and then finding a martket for it (g
by summarity 3y ago
To me this is a signal of reusing the GPU innovations that were required for the Vision Pro in currently available products and then finding a martket for it (gaming)
- sroussey 3y agoEh, the GPU changes with ray tracing were supposed to land last year as part of A16 but heat issues required them to pull it. The bright side is that if you are on a yearly release cadence then you don’t let one thing slip the whole SOC (assuming, as Apple does, that you have a risk on and risk off design going simultaneously). Your are right on that the Vision Pro will have a M3 not M2.
- stirlo 3y ago>Your are right on that the Vision Pro will have a M3 not M2. It's been publicly announced as using M2 but I assume they just plan to say "we made it even faster" and launch with M3 then?
- replygirl 3y agopossibly a more affordable standard tier with the m2
- nebula8804 3y ago>Eh, the GPU changes with ray tracing were supposed to land last year as part of A16 but heat issues required them to pull it. Where did you read about this? Is there some publication that publishes insights into things like this?
- sroussey 3y agohttps://wccftech.com/a16-bionic-gpu-could-have-had-ray-tracing-support/ https://wccftech.com/a16-bionic-gpu-could-have-had-ray-traci...
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- alanwreath 3y agoI already have a couple 3D videos that I’ve recorded. It’s one of the most powerful aspects of VR computing. I’m hopeful that they continue to iterate on 3d photos and video. It’s a space that needs standardization and more big players need to be there.
- lofaszvanitt 3y agoYeah, we are waiting for the saviour for 20+ years.
- saagarjha 3y agoVision Pro is based on the A15 SoC.
- wmf 3y agoWe don't know what's in the R1.
- klausa 3y agoWe know it doesn’t have any general purpose compute.
- computerbuster 3y agoNo it isn't. It is M2 based
- saagarjha 3y ago…which is, you know, A15-based.
- computerbuster 3y agoIf you mean to say they share the same architecture, you're correct. I misunderstood your phrasing