The guy from Moore's Law is Dead explained why 10000 memory could be available by Zen 6 or Zen 7 and make up for a deficit elsewhere with the new architectures. I can't remember the exact explanation he used.
Yeah, but it's often been the case. Not so much in recent years when Nvidia's top product is so absurdly expensive and is so much more powerful. But it used to be common to find 1080's only a few quid less than a 1080Ti just because of the cooler and overclocking headroom.
Well, I never said it shouldn't exist - in fact, no offense guys, I kinda said the opposite. I was just backtracking what I said a few months ago that this GPU would be amazing.
I once thought this would be a great GPU, but I'm sceptical now. I can see why it would exist - to fill the absurdly large gap between the 9070 and 9060 XT - but it doesn't make as much sense as a product than the two that sandwich it.
I think if they're ever going to do it, now is the time. The standard Zen 6 stuff seemingly has a lot more cache, so a stacked cache CPU won't harvest sales from the main line as much. I could see why they staggered the releases in the past (not saying I agree with it), but this time I think it...