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DOC_ZENITH píše: ↑čtv 25. dub 2024, 21:23 To asi nepodstatnější je 256-bit sběrnice na RAM (ala quad), tohle bude velkej posun po GPU stránce.

DOC_ZENITH píše: ↑pát 26. dub 2024, 17:27 Možná někdo udělá desktop board. Resp pokud to bude stát za to tak určitě. Tahle věc ale vypadá jako takovej pohrobek vycházenící z ňákého toho APU určeného pro next-gen konzole, resp mezigenerační "PRO" refresh co je čeká.

V laptopech moc nevim no, hlavně proto že tohle nebude úsporné. Myslim si že i těch 130-175W pro to bude málo.

Napadá mě naprostá šílenost, ale tohle by bylo docela dobrej kandidát na základ slot-in PC. Dříve to bejvalo celkem běžné ale stále se to vyskytuje, prostě komp na kartě co se zasune do PCI-E. 200-250W, radiální 2-slot se všim všudy, a mohlo by to sloužit třeba pro ňákej x86 real-mode do Ňáké ARM developer platformy. Doslova si to o to říká. Nebo blade konfigurace, dalo by se jich narvat hodně do 1 šasí, otázkou bude ale také kapacita RAM.

DOC_ZENITH píše: ↑pát 26. dub 2024, 17:27 Napadá mě naprostá šílenost, ale tohle by bylo docela dobrej kandidát na základ slot-in PC.

The overall decline for PC GPU shipments versus the previous quarter is reported at -9.9%. If we dive into the performance of each vendor, then we can note that NVIDIA declined by -7.7% , Intel declined by -9.6% and AMD saw the biggest decline of -13.6% in the graphics segment.

Just a few weeks ago, AMD invited us to Barcelona as part of a roundtable, to share their vision for the future of the company, and to get our feedback. On site, were prominent AMD leadership, including Phil Guido, Executive Vice President & Chief Commercial Officer and Jack Huynh, Senior VP & GM, Computing and Graphics Business Group. AMD is making changes in a big way to how they are approaching technology, shifting their focus from hardware development to emphasizing software, APIs, and AI experiences. Software is no longer just a complement to hardware; it's the core of modern technological ecosystems, and AMD is finally aligning its strategy accordingly.

AMD has "tripled our software engineering, and are going all-in on the software.

On the CPU side, the company "now has two CPU teams, one does n+1 [next generation] the other n+2 [two generations ahead]," which reminds us a bit of Intel's tick-tock strategy, which was more silicon manufacturing focused of course

The improvements to the software ecosystem will take some time, AMD is looking at a three to five year timeframe, and to support that, AMD has greatly increased their software engineer headcount as mentioned before