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The next gen xxnm GPU thread.
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‘Pascal’ graphics cards will get 16GB of HBM2 memory.
Your headline isn't quite what the article says:
All this tells us is what to expect in Titan and perhaps the 1080/ti.
Reading between the lines, you could come to any number of conclusions about the low-mid range cards. Like not all of them using HBM.
e: in fact if that article is correct, I'd say the wording makes it /clear/ that not all Pascal cards use HBM2. It even sheds some doubt over whether they are all going to be new cards, or if some rebrands/refreshes will end up in the 10xx series.
All this tells us is what to expect in Titan and perhaps the 1080/ti.
Reading between the lines, you could come to any number of conclusions about the low-mid range cards. Like not all of them using HBM.
e: in fact if that article is correct, I'd say the wording makes it /clear/ that not all Pascal cards use HBM2. It even sheds some doubt over whether they are all going to be new cards, or if some rebrands/refreshes will end up in the 10xx series.
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Rumoured to be using GDDR5x on new 14nm GPUs.
Bringing back the thread.
Here's what Ashraf says about Intel & TSMC next few years (includes codenames of all 10nm Intel chips):
http://www.fool.com/investing/gener...e-name-of-intels-third-10-nanometer-chip.aspx
As pertains to GPUs, he says TSMC will have volume manufacturing of 7nm in H1 2018. Wonder what AMD & NV will be releasing that year.
Strange to think we will be talking about 5nm in just a couple of years. That is the last node unless somebody proves 3nm can be done.
Here's what Ashraf says about Intel & TSMC next few years (includes codenames of all 10nm Intel chips):
http://www.fool.com/investing/gener...e-name-of-intels-third-10-nanometer-chip.aspx
As pertains to GPUs, he says TSMC will have volume manufacturing of 7nm in H1 2018. Wonder what AMD & NV will be releasing that year.
Strange to think we will be talking about 5nm in just a couple of years. That is the last node unless somebody proves 3nm can be done.
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According to the list... there's been no news since October? So I guess that recent AMD demo of small Polaris vs a GTX950 was just a fake then? Or perhaps there's no solid article to be linked, if so then fair enough.
Soldato
I would be wary of reading too much into what that author has to say at times. Seen some of his posts over on Anandtech forums.
The thread was forgotten about until now.