> HBM
> Rambus
I'm not really sure I believe anything they say... I had one of those early Pentium 4s with RIMM memory, and it was one of the hottest and slowest memory I have ever worked with. DDR4/5 seems to work for me just fine.
> Rambus
I'm not really sure I believe anything they say... I had one of those early Pentium 4s with RIMM memory, and it was one of the hottest and slowest memory I have ever worked with. DDR4/5 seems to work for me just fine.
What I'm saying is, truly fundamental tech has a way of surviving bad companies / business decisions, eventually; as the article points out, they use HBM because they have to.
I still remember the grandiose claims of Glaze 3D and its 16 or 32MB of EDRAM. I can even recall the HDR renderings of those dusty wild west town scenes from the demo in the PC Gamer article and other media outlets. They did receive funding but I don't think hardware was ever tapped out or prototyped and all the renderings were software.
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