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The capacity might be small, but with 256GB/s of bandwidth, that's right up there at modern GPU levels, roughly comparable to a RTX 4060. And that's apparently
by phire 3y ago
The capacity might be small, but with 256GB/s of bandwidth, that's right up there at modern GPU levels, roughly comparable to a RTX 4060.
And that's apparently from single chip, the RTX 4060 needs 6 chips get equivalent bandwidth.
Though for that exact reason, I'm really not sure I trust the "single chip" part of the rumour. That's a lot of bandwidth per chip and it seems more likely to have four memory chips, which would result in 2 GB of capacity.
- wtallis 3y agoHaving GPU-like bandwidth doesn't make a chip a GPU. > it seems more likely to have four memory chips, which would result in 2 GB of capacity. Four times 1 Gigabit is 4 Gigabit, which equals half a Gigabyte: 512 MB. Which was less than the high-end for a desktop GPU 15 years ago. I'm still not seeing any way that this memory configuration is remotely plausible for a GPU today even though it is comparable on one metric.