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Graphics cards have finally converged on all using about the same small size for the PCB. The only thing varying is the size of the heatsink, and due to the ina
by wtallis 2y ago
Graphics cards have finally converged on all using about the same small size for the PCB. The only thing varying is the size of the heatsink, and due to the inappropriate nature of the current legacy form factor (which was optimized for large PCBs) the heatsinks grow along the wrong dimension and are louder and less effective than they should be.
- simoncion 2y ago> Graphics cards have finally converged on all using about the same small size for the PCB. I guess you're not specifying tolerances here, so it'll be difficult to have a real conversation... but I've been watching a bunch of teardowns of video cards that have been released in the past few years, and I'm seeing substantial difference in PCB sizes and component placement location. Even putting that aside, OP hasn't provided any details on what exactly they were proposing... which is a damn shame, as I was interested in hearing them.