That's what I said
The 5th time I made
Out with my sister
But I mean not on the 7th

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Don't hate

Anybody could Wiki that.


Finfet is basically the same MOSFET they've been using but just introducing a gate to increase the number of transistors they can use.

IBM first used it in 2004. So, basically it's over a decade old technology. It may be the first time in GPU use, but it's not like they're making some grand discovery. All they're doing is "borrowing" someone else's technology and making it look like they've done something spectacular.

All they did is take a standard MOSFET and put a gate into it to increase the number of transistors which increases power and decreases the energy consumption. With HBM you have an actual stack of chips which provides a direct route through. It basically does the same thing but at a much faster speed.

lol no

lol you're an idiot.

Even Micron says the same structure is there of GDDR5 they only improved it by using QDR which they started working with in when? Oh 2000. Yeah a technology that's been around for let's say 16 years. So, NVidia is using it in the low end cards and saving the HBM2 for their higher end cards.

Maybe you should read this where perhaps maybe the numbers that Nvidia is feeding people may be slightly overinflated as far as performance goes.

http://www.anandtech.com/show/10316/micron-confirms-mass-production-of-gddr5x-memory

r u saying
a 1080 is low end
and is rly more like
a 1070 if not 1060

standard MOSFET and put a gate into it

lol you're an idiot

we don't take bullying
round these parts
very kindly

Info he provided is all on wiki

Plz tell me what ibm or Samsung used it on?
Ok think you don't understand the scale of its use now

1090ti yo