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Yeah, if you tape out a new chip; but that's a pretty vacuous statement. The capacities of GDDR6 modules available do impose a meaningful constraint on the tota
by wtallis 3y ago
Yeah, if you tape out a new chip; but that's a pretty vacuous statement. The capacities of GDDR6 modules available do impose a meaningful constraint on the total RAM that any given GPU can be equipped with, and while Intel is still struggling to get any foothold in the GPU market at all, it would be a big risk for them to invest in bringing to market a chip with eg. 4x the memory controller to compute ratio typically used by GPUs just so they could claim to have the cheapest 128GB GPU.