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> Question: are SoCs with on die memory be effected by this? SoCs with on-die memory (which is, these days, exclusively SRAM, since I don't think IBM's eDRAM p
by addaon 10mo ago
> Question: are SoCs with on die memory be effected by this?
SoCs with on-die memory (which is, these days, exclusively SRAM, since I don't think IBM's eDRAM process for mixing DRAM with logic is still in production) will not be effected. SiPs with on-package DRAM, including Apple's A and M series SiPs and Qualcomm's Snapdragon, will be effected -- they use the same DRAM dice as everyone else.
- pixelpoet 10mo agoThe aforementioned Ryzen AI chip is exactly what you describe, with 128 GB on-package LPDDR5X. I have two of them. To answer the original question: the Framework Desktop is indeed still at the (pretty inflated) price, but for example the Bosgame mini PC with the same chip has gone up in price.
- plagiarist 10mo agoAre your two chips in Framework Desktops, or some other package? I'm interested in a unified memory setup and curious about the options.
- zahlman 10mo agohttps://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/die#Noun https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/die#Noun "dice" is the plural for the object used as a source of randomness, but "dies" is the plural for other noun uses of "die".
- layer8 10mo ago*affected
- jazzyjackson 10mo agoNah, people are affected, price is effected. It's funky, I get it wrong all the time. Effect and Affect both have noun and verb uses.
- layer8 10mo ago“To effect x” means “to bring about x”. It’s an action that brings x into existence or causes x to happen. “To affect x” means “to impact x” or “to bear on x”. It’s an action that has an effect [sic] on an existing x. Clearly, “affected” is meant above (SoCs with on-die memory are not impacted); “effected” doesn’t make sense in the context (SoCs with on-die memory are not brought about). Prices can be affected just as well as people.