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> some is going back to 7nm and 6nm (shrunk 7nm) I think You can also see the lasting popularity of 7nm-class nodes in consumer products. For example, RDNA3 us
by ColonelPhantom 3y ago
> some is going back to 7nm and 6nm (shrunk 7nm) I think
You can also see the lasting popularity of 7nm-class nodes in consumer products. For example, RDNA3 uses 5nm for the core parts (GCD), but the peripheral parts (the memory chiplets/MCDs) are built on 6nm, and the monolithic low-end parts (RX 7600) are even fully built on 6nm.