Why don't we see any x86 competition to the unified memory…
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Why don't we see any x86 competition to the unified memory approach of the Mac Studio
I want a windows\\Linux workstation that has 256-512 gb of unified memory running at 819 GB/s like the M3 Ultra. The CPU should be roughly similar in performance to a 7950x and the GPU similar to a 3090.
I don't understand why we still do not have something like this because the demand is there. Having your GPU drink from a shared pool of 512gb is something that is craved by creatives (vfx, gamedev), developers, AI and I more. It would fly of the shelf. Just look at the Mac Studio. People are literally on waiting lists of many months to get one.
#technology #hardware
I want a windows\\Linux workstation that has 256-512 gb of unified memory running at 819 GB/s like the M3 Ultra. The CPU should be roughly similar in performance to a 7950x and the GPU similar to a 3090.
I don't understand why we still do not have something like this because the demand is there. Having your GPU drink from a shared pool of 512gb is something that is craved by creatives (vfx, gamedev), developers, AI and I more. It would fly of the shelf. Just look at the Mac Studio. People are literally on waiting lists of many months to get one.
#technology #hardware
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