Trumpstyle on 07 March 2018
I suspect Turing will be more of a refresh then a generational leap. Unless they made some big architectural improvements I don't see 12nm being a big enough leap to give that 50-70% performance gain, I suspect we will get about 30%.
Another issue is memory size, are they just gonna double it when memory is so expensive right now (example, 2080/2070 getting 16gb of ram)? I don't think so.
Another interesting aspect is 7nm. Will they launch Turing this year then another architecture next year on 7nm?
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