Lafiel said:
the vram size importance is overstated, HBM has tremendously higher bandwith than GDDR ram, meaning that lots of files that are better kept inside the GDDR ram could easily be deleted/overwritten in HBM and loaded into it when needed instead additionally with GDDR you need bigger ram sizes to increase bandwith |
Yes, but if you delete the files from the VRAM and then need them again, having to load them again from your HDD/SSD is a lot slower. That's the point of having more VRAM, right? To load as much info as possible into the GPU to avoid having to load it from the "slow" system.
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