Read more.This 2nd gen advanced memory can deliver 2.4Gbps data transfer speed per pin.
Read more.This 2nd gen advanced memory can deliver 2.4Gbps data transfer speed per pin.
So is this cheaper to make??
Doubt it... look at the bandwidth it is insane. I guess Vega for example would need to be tweaked to use it
Old puter - still good enuff till I save some pennies!
What's the point of a second generation of HBM2? Why can't they make life easy and call it HBM3, or HBM2.5, or HBMaybeyougetsomeofthisone2?
I don't think it's a waste of time. Just a tad early for mass market
Old puter - still good enuff till I save some pennies!
The issue of HBM is not manufacturing technology but an issue of demand and Nvidia sabotaged global HBM production by not going into it early like AMD but thanks to intel things are about to change.
Wonder if the HBM2 spec defines die height? Adding extra layers to that could cause issues (and the corollary to that, extra rigidity might give the manufacturers a bit more leeway for rough handling and so improve package yields - everything for a reason)
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