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The future Graphics Memory, an AMD - Hynix partnership.

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http://electroiq.com/blog/2013/12/amd-and-hynix-announce-joint-development-of-hbm-memory-stacks/

Bryan Black, Sr Fellow and 3D program manager at AMD noted that while die stacking has caught on in FPGAs and image sensors “..there is nothing yet in mainstream computing CPUs, GPUs or APUs” but that “HBM (high bandwidth memory) will change this.” Black continued, “Getting 3D going will take a BOLD move and AMD is ready to make that move.” Black announced that AMD is co-developing HBM with SK Hynix which is currently sampling the HBM memory stacks and that AMD “…is ready to work with customers.”

http://sites.amd.com/us/Documents/TFE2011_006HYN.pdf (MS PP)

3 Options after GDDR5

•GDDR5 Single-ended I/O
- Max. 8Gbps with same power

•GDDR5 Differential I/O
- Max. 14Gbps with much more power

•HBM
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(Wide I/O with TSV)
- Lower speed with many I/Os and low power

AMD's HBM patent. http://www.google.com/patents/US20130346695
 
Better than a kick in the teeth I guess...what do we reckon, q3 2015?

No idea but i think i heard somewhere that GloFlo Dresden have acquired a Memory Stacking license, it was a while ago and i'm trying to find the article.
It makes sense, AMD's old foundry are still its biggest customer and there are noises of AMD moving at lease some of its discrete GPU production there.

20nm?
 
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An article from 2013?

Yes everyone has known for a long while now that either Intel or AMD will be first with next gen memory tech at some point (amd with HBM and intel with HMC, who will be first depends on whether AMD will get HBM GPUs out before the next Xeon Phi generation) and that Nvidia will follow most likely around 1 gpu generation afterwards.

So is this supposed to be news? Because if it's a normal post I can't find any of the content and discussion material...
 
An article from 2013?

Yes everyone has known for a long while now that either Intel or AMD will be first with next gen memory tech at some point (amd with HBM and intel with HMC, who will be first depends on whether AMD will get HBM GPUs out before the next Xeon Phi generation) and that Nvidia will follow most likely around 1 gpu generation afterwards.

So is this supposed to be news? Because if it's a normal post I can't find any of the content and discussion material...

Its not a competition it is just news and some technical information on it.
 
This has been posted 3 times already.

Great, could you direct me to the post? the technical data was only published in December 2013 and only even more recently actually come to light, i could add it there as i doubt that thread contains that data.
 
Great, could you direct me to the post? the technical data was only published in December 2013 and only even more recently actually come to light, i could add it there as i doubt that thread contains that data.

How about this one. OP seems familiar.
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18571185

or perhaps this one..
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18566173

and if you are really bored, this one..
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18598990


Do you get paid per post, or are you salary based?#


Edit: I believe the internet vernacular in this instance is 'owned'.


:)
 
How about this one. OP seems familiar.
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18571185

or perhaps this one..
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18566173

and if you are really bored, this one..
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18598990


Do you get paid per post, or are you salary based?#


Edit: I believe the internet vernacular in this instance is 'owned'.


:)

Thanks layte :)

Mods can close this one, i will take it to boomsticks.
 
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