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by tracker1
243 days ago
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The fact that it's unified just means it's shared between CPU/GPU usage which can be a good thing. A lot of the performance comes from more channels and a more stable distance from the CPU itself... Getting really fast performance from RAM is more difficult with a detachable interface in the middle, and longer traces. Still not the fastest ram, that they use for dedicated GPUs, but faster than most x86 options. |
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