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That's a weird case for sure. I guess we'll have to wait a bit more till the thing can be properly reviewed. Maybe we have incorrect...

Tom's hardware also states that the GPU does not support RT in this french article So yeah, it seems this SoC is equipped with a 2 gens...

Indeed. Will wait for deep dive reviews, but as you say, it seems this M3 is more A17 Pro than A16, which makes perfect sense, but Apple...

Precisely, but well, they likely ported the A16 NPU to N3B as well when they already had the updated A17 Pro NPU at hands. It will be...

Most M3 articles I've read are not so clear about that. M2 is based on A15 CPU cores (Avalanche/Blizzard). M3 has definitely better...

I was referring to Apple perfs numbers here. A17 Pro is 35Tops, M3 is 18Tops. Like Pressure said, maybe it's just Apple messing around...

I'm honestly not that sure: A17 Pro vs M3 But I keep in mind those annotations are often not 100% accurate. On the pictures, M3 vs M3...

Thx for those insights. It seems that Apple GPUs do actually support VRS, at least according to this blog VRS on Adreno Those recent...

That's the issue I have with Apple since the parted ways with IMG: we have no solid information about their GPUs. Them claiming they...

Yes, not that many useful informations in there. I really miss the glorious "deep dive" articles from anandtech. Also, some thoughts...

You're right. But we have multiple sources corroborating the fact that demos with DLSS enabled were shown during gamescom. At this...

T239 being 8nm is unlikely at this point. Say it ends up being TSMC 4nm, NVidia and Nintendo only would know the why. Switch success is...

Yeah, it's confirmed it has the same DLSS hardware as Ampere cards (RTX30 series). So it can have whatever DLSS version is compatible...

Now that we can pretty much be 100% certain the SoC is T239, it's granted it's LPDDR5 (with a slight possibility of it being LPDDR5X)...