Kaotik

ENIAC didn't even have a GPU if you want to go far back. ;)

Not all GPUs support compute if you go back far enough!

Always provide some context with a link, please 😅

Yep, IO scaling hit a wall first and now SRAM scaling hit a wall at N3. Logic still scales but that's it.

Just to nitpick, it's "off-computex" as in not official part of Computex and a day early

That's GeForce RTX problem that has apparently been around always according to PCGamer...

Never said it had to be set in stone. Regardless of what they call it... it will be classified by them as low end, mid range, high end...

Yes it does. It should fall within an expected range limit. If that number creeps higher and higher generation after generation...

Don't care if you agree or not. I'm stating my stance on it. There's nothing arbitrary about my reasoning. Nvidia has set a clear...

If Nvidia decides to launch a $2500 card with twice the performance of a 4090, and they call it the 5090... then that means prices have...

This discourse is incredibly popular on the internet in general, peddled by techtubers for whom any Nvidia bashing essentially equals...

According to Korean media AMD has struck a deal worth over 2.8 billion euros with Samsung for HBM3e memories

At the expense? AMD increased it's AIB market share last year by nearly 60 % from 12 to 19 %...

In consumer space questionable matrix acceleration and RT aside, NVIDIA has one GPU faster than AMD. So asking them to "wake the f up"...

Support for Intel NPUs has been out since February with DirectML 1.13.1, pretty sure there are already builds with Qualcomm & AMD...