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This isn't splitting the unified memory, it's splitting the soc into a sip. The ram is still on the same interposer/substrate. The actual mm distance won't be r
by halJordan 2y ago
This isn't splitting the unified memory, it's splitting the soc into a sip. The ram is still on the same interposer/substrate. The actual mm distance won't be regressing to say the distance of a dimm socket to the cpu socket.
The software will still see a single memory pool
I know im disagreeing with the article