Posts by mmonnin

Quote:Originally Posted by DuckieHo Equity is not debt.... They are not issue bonds or taking out loans. That's extreme.... NVIDIA is a chip design company. What markets are they in? HPC, servers, consumer GPU,...

Giving back $1bil tells me they have no vision or real plan for the future to grow the company into new markets. Look at all the markets Google has entered to secure advertising profits. Google saw mobile being the new thing and made a...

EEtimes agrees, betweem 10nm and 19nm: http://www.eetimes.com/design/memory-design/4411867/Samsung-takes-128-Gbit-flash-memory-below-20-nm If they say they have the smallest dimensions then it's probably 17 or 18nm as Toshiba is at 19nm.

Quote:Originally Posted by Alatar 10nm-class is a term samsung uses that I really don't like. 10nm-class can be anything from 10nm to 19nm. In this case as far as I'm aware it's 19nm, it was the last time they talked about it, when...

Quote:Originally Posted by Nowyn Each shrink decreases write cycles limit, due to physical side getting more fragile. ECC goes up exponentially too. It'd be interesting to know the actual dimensions of this. 10nm class doesn't mean...

Quote:Originally Posted by azy141  Although I do understand that their just trying to show the performance impact It still sort of makes you think there's no point in getting the m500 since the Samsung will still be faster In their...

CPUs and GPUs produce a lot of heat. Stacking them would lose too much surface area for cooling. TSV is best suited for stacking DRAM such as HMC.

Quote:Originally Posted by DuckieHo The stacking technology and design for DRAM will probably extend to PRAM, memristors, etc. Depends on the markets for the other types of ram.

Next gen technologies like DRAM replacements? No, this is for DRAM bandwidth/power limitations. i doubt we'll see this in any kind of desktop application. At least not first gen of HMC.

Quote:Originally Posted by somebadlemonade don't forget market research, advertising(explaining to people the risks of using one) i seriously think if they did offer delidded chips they wouldn't come with any kind of warranty other...