Recent content by Jawed

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-instinct-mi300-data-center-apu-pictured-up-close-15-chiplets-146-billion-transistors

mmm proper 3D stacked chiplets. 9x 5nm chiplets stacked upon 4x 6nm chiplets - the "asymmetry" is a head-scratcher. 3x 6nm chiplets could each have a single Zen 4, 8x core, complex atop. The final 6nm chiplet would then have 6x GPU chiplets stacked upon it? Alternatively, 3x 6nm chiplets...

https://www.scmp.com/business/china-business/article/3205388/byd-beats-tesla-2022-ev-sales-worlds-no-1-electric-car-seller-vindicated-warren-buffetts-bet As I said, within China the competition is intense.

Which XBox consoles are programmed with DX12?

It's not going to matter for much longer [thread-spawn hint:] The next generation of consoles will be NVidia ARM + Blackwell.

It seems likely to me that all new games will be DLSS 3. So the remaining question is, at 1440p, which existing games aren't already a fantastic experience with 4070Ti? A few of the most painful for Ampere, at least, are DLSS 3, so for the rest, which are still painful on Ada? Of course, I'm...

I suspect China is a big element: https://www.ft.com/content/6abcde58-bff4-4aba-99c9-03582c074877 The competition within China from the native EV car makers is intense. https://insideevs.com/news/628254/estimated-tesla-order-backlog-dec8-2022/

https://videocardz.com/press-release/samsung-announces-odyssey-neo-g9-worlds-first-dual-4k-ultrawide-57-inch-240hz-gaming-monitor-with-displayport-2-1 So that's the first DP 2.1 monitor...

Tesla says it intends to open its entire Supercharger network to all EVs worldwide...

Think about it for a second: "it's crazy that the RTX 4080 can be 40% faster or slower depending on the game".

I'm afraid I don't know. I think Phoronix has an article somewhere that states how it configures each test it runs. Part of what's interesting here is that the open source driver is sometimes much faster than the AMD driver (on Windows 11). It's always faster with Vulkan on RDNA 3, despite...

I'm not sure whether Gravity Mark performance falls into this topic: https://www.phoronix.com/review/radeon2022-windows-linux/4 but there's some strange deltas.

A public fast charger (say 200KW or higher) is a licence to print money, since there's premium pricing in faster charging. And more, when people stop to charge, they tend to do some shopping if there's a shop open. It's just taking the places that have forecourts where they could be installed a...

Variance shadow maps in Unreal Engine 5 seem to be pretty crucial as I understand it. It would be fun to program an FPGA with the Nanite algorithm to see what happens. I wonder if it's 5 to 10 years too late. We had a horrible diversion through GS then HS/TS/DS. On the other hand it could be...

Have to be careful to ensure that "CPU limited" situations aren't in the data being presented.