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That RAM is unified though, not a good comparison. Also, just because something holds true at large numbers doesn't mean it scales all the way down. Either due
by kaba0 2y ago
That RAM is unified though, not a good comparison.
Also, just because something holds true at large numbers doesn't mean it scales all the way down. Either due to economies of scale, or the negligibly different architecture/components at that size.
- AnthonyMouse 2y agoThe RAM is ordinary LPDDR5 organized into what is de facto just a large number of memory channels. It's not HBM or anything exotic, the cost of the RAM chips themselves are the same cost they are anywhere else.