ethomaz on 17 September 2011
| Roma said: so what does 28nm something, something mean? |
Just the lithography process used to manufacture the chip... in fact smaller numbers give smaller chips, lower consumption and higher clock (performance).
The 28nm is new... AMD (GlobalFoundries) and TSMC will show the first GPU chip in 28nm at the end of this year.
The RSX GPU uses if I'm no wrong 65nm and the Cell 40nm. Intel processors uses 32nm.
