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minus-squareAlphane MoonOPMlink3•6 months agoThis is definitely an enterprise only feature and it will never be available to consumers. I am not even sure if it would make financial sense to include it (as opposed to just spending the cost of CXL support integration on more VRAM). It does seem like very cool tech though.
minus-square@Mikeliuslink3•6 months agoJensen, “Best I can do is 6GB of vram in a new 5060. That’ll be 600 dollars, peasant.”
This is definitely an enterprise only feature and it will never be available to consumers.
I am not even sure if it would make financial sense to include it (as opposed to just spending the cost of CXL support integration on more VRAM).
It does seem like very cool tech though.
Goddamnit you guys! I had my hopes up at least 4ft high!
Jensen, “Best I can do is 6GB of vram in a new 5060. That’ll be 600 dollars, peasant.”
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Hello! AMD? This guy right here!
Take em away boys!