WYP
News Guru
Micron's new HBM4 memory provides a 60% speed boost over its last-generation memory.
Read more about Micron's HBM4 memory shipping to customers.
Supercharged speeds - Micron ships HBM4 memory to "key customers"
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NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
One has to wonder if it would still be more expensive to use one single stack of this vs all the top end vram chip(16)/associated power delivery/circuitry/cooling/PCB(thicker and/or longer).
If it's still more expensive that's quite impressively bad and a miracle AMD did HBM at all years ago.
At least for ultra high end cards(5090) one would think it would definitely be a doable thing. Lower total wattage consumption and more than likely keep it cooler.
If it's still more expensive that's quite impressively bad and a miracle AMD did HBM at all years ago.
At least for ultra high end cards(5090) one would think it would definitely be a doable thing. Lower total wattage consumption and more than likely keep it cooler.
