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It's remarkably difficult to maintain signal integrity/etc if it's not very close to the CPU at the signal rates they are getting to. This is already a serious
by DannyBee 3y ago
It's remarkably difficult to maintain signal integrity/etc if it's not very close to the CPU at the signal rates they are getting to.
This is already a serious problem.
For places where you are willing to give up power efficiency, or latency, or both, this is not as big a deal - this is why you see CXL/etc.
But for a laptop, where people want power efficiency, latency, etc, this is a serious issue.
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