It's as if a lower power chip allows for higher density physical design. Mobile chips don't reach 93MTr/mm² just though less I/O.
The PS4 had a 250W PSU, the PS4 Pro 310W. OneX was 245W. The OneX max draw was around 175W, PS4Pro around 155W, meaning 71 and 50% of rated...
[MEDIA] 300W power supply. Let's say operating at designed 80% load, that's 240W for the whole thing, which is pretty damn good.
They're licensing the IP and "adapting it for low-power usage" is the official description. All that is known is that Samsung is putting a lot of...
As far as I see it the Navi family is one big architectural overhaul implemented in incremental micro-architectural steps.
A GPU in the end is nothing more than its own SoC within an SoC, there's a dozen functional blocks that interact with each other. RDNA1 revamped...
The SA quote is wrong, there's a comma/pause between the two statements, it's also "we'll have" not "will have".
Or if you're pragmatic you could say that they saw that there was no market for high-end IP and that's why they didn't invest in it.
I think the issue with Mali is rather that they're just not competitive in PPA, whatever low licensing cost they have is counteracted by the fact...
I didn't miss anything, I wrote exactly what I meant to.
They've been very unhappy with Mali and they're seemingly unwilling to work with IMG, plus they have a massive internal market across TV+mobile so...
Samsung never dropped their in-house GPU afaik. As for Apple having a completely different GPU alongside their current Ax one, I somewhat doubt...
Apple *never announced anything*, and there is no longer any official press release of the matter existing in any of the two companies official...
They're busy working on their "custom" GPUs and doing a industry-leading job. At a high level Apple's current GPUs still very much look like...
Or that no such thing ever existed.
