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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti specs updated to 160W TDP, now less power than 3060 Ti

https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-geforce-rtx-4060-ti-specs-updated-to-160w-tdp-now-less-power-than-3060-ti

The annoying thing is that similar to RDNA 2, as you go down to these class of GPUs, the low cache and low memory bandwidth really start hampering the cards if you want higher resolution gaming even if the GPU is plenty capable of it. While the cuda cores is lower than a 3060 Ti, as we seen with other Lovelace GPUs, the GPU should be faster than a 3060 Ti regardless but the price is likely gonna suck.

NVIDIA Revised AD103 & AD104 GPU Silicon For RTX 4080 & RTX 4070 Ti Resolves Fan-Speed Bug

https://wccftech.com/nvidia-revised-ad103-ad104-gpu-silicon-for-rtx-4080-rtx-4070-ti-resolves-fan-speed-bug/

AYANEO NEXT 2 gaming console to feature ‘next-gen’ AMD Ryzen 7000 CPU and ‘new DISCRETE graphics’

https://videocardz.com/newz/ayaneo-next-2-gaming-console-to-feature-next-gen-amd-ryzen-7000-cpu-and-new-discrete-graphics

MacBook Pro comparison: How the new M2 Pro/Max improves over the M1 versions

https://9to5mac.com/2023/01/17/macbook-pro-comparison-m2-pro-max/

If there's one thing this shows is that x86 is here to stay. It seems that Apple has hit a wall in terms of improvements where the only way they seem to be gaining more performance is by adding more cores. Now that AMD is on 5nm, I think we will see the true battle that will showcase the efficiency and performance between the two architectures. While I have no doubt that Apple will still likely win in performance per watt, considering the insane transistor count they are pushing, I doubt it will be reasonable for the industry to adopt the Arm route and replace x86 for anyone but Apple.



                  

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