I dont get where you think it makes sense, Intels foundries cant do the nm that nvidia would need, so owning those wouldnt be of use. NVIDIA already has its own CPU/DPU/GPU architectures and all the x86 stuff isnt a help to them when they use RISC or Arm. So would you please inform me what NVIDIA would see in acquiring Intel?
I had one of those cards and they were nice (HBM2) but at least they could have built on that plus all that great bus width could allow for all these massive texture packs to be loaded in and out so much better.
To be honest I would love to see more of those combo cards with NVME drives on them and huge bus’s onboard and keep all that on the card unless it need to be offloaded into system ram.
All this damn talk about HBM and its only going onto fucking AI cards in servers. While I know that more RAM there is better I dont know if the close interconnects and speed will help in all of that. But god forbid you actually make your halo tier cards have this, you know a real reason to pay those dumb ass prices.
I mean its about half the power but yeah 7 watts isnt gen 3 power to dissipate.
I wanna know if/how much DRAM backing it has on it. I would love to have these drives (still on GEN4 solidigm drives) but if they dont have any sort of DRAM on them for like 3 min of consecutive writes I can just wait
I get your feeling, but as someone who is there, I dont, I just wish we didnt worry about anyone elses bedroom unless we were invited in. Its so fucking weird that all these right wing males have to think nonstop about fucking everything, and if it even confuses them or they think all other males are thinking of fucking them they are freaking out.
I love the 7900XTX I use it a lot for AI stuff, but I did just run the Monster Hunter Wilds benchmark on it and at 1440p max everything with frame gen was 200 FPS.
Nah fuck the USA, dont support us while we have this man fucking around.
I thought one of the major reasons for getting into chiplets was yields and that the I/O die didnt benefit from scaling it down any more?
You think selling Intel to anyone would make them happy? And I was thinking of the future. And there isnt going to be a all in one chip that does it all, their could be FPGAs that have instanced layouts, but that would still require huge money to get the fastest ones (and I dont know if Intel has really been keeping that pushed as hard as it could). And I already stated they are not just in the GPU market, they have DPUs and CPUs and they are not anything that Intel is working on, so that wouldnt be a great thing to buy into.
And no Intel was the product of letting bean counters run the show and they milked it. And I wouldnt say that NVIDIA was lucky at all, they pushed and invested to get where they are at, I dont even buy their cards but the gaming sector isnt even a blip on their money radar now. They have all the networking, CPU NPU and DPU, its almost a full rack NVIDIA solution at this point. Also if I were to just take the idea of the mil into it, they are working on models, which is the AI boom that you want to look past. I am not sure what you think the mil buys that is intel based, but outside of networking and servers (which they said they were going to goto a 50/50 solution on those) there really isnt a market thing the gov buys thats Intel, TI maybe, but not Intel.