I just ordered 200k in amd servers from dell; they have a queue vs intel so they are def feeling it in the enterprise space. It will be a month till I have em.
I can has old servers
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I just ordered 200k in amd servers from dell; they have a queue vs intel so they are def feeling it in the enterprise space. It will be a month till I have em.
I can has old servers
Not that it would matter to 99.999999% of people in the wild.
Supposedly it helps when your GPU has limit vram though that's only helpful for lower end cards or laptops
It only performs better on pcie 4.0 when it runs out of vram because of AMD's asinine decision to make it only an electrically x8 card instead of x16.Doesn't the Radeon 5500 perform better with pci-e 4? Maybe only 99.9999% of people it won't matter for. I'm not sure there's that many people willing to spend for the latest chipset and the latest low end GPU, but there's gotta be a few.
It only performs better on pcie 4.0 when it runs out of vram because of AMD's asinine decision to make it only an electrically x8 card instead of x16.
If a game runs out of VRAM it will be unplayable either way, it might show a huge improvement in benchmarks but that won't translate into actual playability.It only performs better on pcie 4.0 when it runs out of vram because of AMD's asinine decision to make it only an electrically x8 card instead of x16.
If a game runs out of VRAM it will be unplayable either way, it might show a huge improvement in benchmarks but that won't translate into actual playability.
That's what I said, what is your point?From the referenced article ..
"When the VRAM buffer gets filled up, the extra data is then forced to use the system memory to transfer data to and forth the PCIe bus, which is noticeably slower than the included VRAM on the graphics card."
That's what I said, what is your point?
I wonder if ampere will be pcie4 or if they will somehow pass pcie5 specifications
I wonder if ampere will be pcie4 or if they will somehow pass pcie5 specifications
Wouldn't be surprised if it's still 3. We're still a few years away from even top end cards saturating x8 Gen 3 slots, much less x16.