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by LargoLasskhyfv
3 days ago
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Any SoC currently available does not use HBM for its unified memory. That's just stacked DRAM, wired somewhat more optimally because of shorter distances, making it able to go a little bit faster, and maybe wider. But not as massively wide as HBM is, with its load of many lanes. This may shift in the near future, in favor of more traditional stacking, cost/production-wise, vs. real HBM with massive speed improvements, at much higher costs. That aside, ever heard of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAMM_(memory_module) ? |
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