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Not even those, they're planning to do even A14 (or whatever they'll end up calling it) with normal EUV and expect it might actually...

Yes, I'm aware of this post which was here earlier already. Now there is more than a shadow of discrete Battlemage.

You might want to re-read what I wrote. I didn't say anything about when it might get released, just that the previously mentioned...

Yet both Rocket and Alder Lake were released before that (March 21, Oct 21), so can't really draw conclusions on how long after...

"nowhere to be seen [discrete] battlemage" was just added to LLVM...

Didn't notice the fine print? It has OEM/IP revenue excluded for NVIDIA

2 APUs, Phoenix and Phoenix2 are different chips. Also should RDNA "3.5" be counted as separate? That's coming to at least 3 APUs by the...

Unlike they claim, Weapon Debris isn't broken. It works on GTX 10 and earlier, it's Turing and newer (RTX and GTX 16) issue only.

On look, Ham is useless once again when he doesn't have a car seconds faster than the rest :rolleyes: (yes I realize it's irrelevant...

Huh? Since when is "real chiplets" dictated by shader engines split between chiplets?

It used to be almost the norm. Everyone wanted 9500 Pro "L-version" because it could be flashed to 9700 (Pro) for example.

Something's wrong, it's Netflix yet Senna still looks like Senna.

I meant the pure physics side of it, bigger die means longer traces

The only differences that could really be are related to which units are disabled and which enabled and whatever possible latency...

Intel has been using matrix accelerators ("AI" "tensor cores", in Intels case "XMX cores") since day 1 edit: or did you mean frame...