| numberwang said: The size of the device is not determined by the die size but the power consumption of it. It's just a bit of a waste to run a big chip at very low clocks and power. |
It would be highly unusual and a pretty large waste. You'd be clocking way below a Switch 1. At 4 nm the chip would be basically more in line with the Tegra X1, which to me would make a lot more sense.
It's funny. What I said about "the new Switch SoC"?
1. T239 ✔️
2. Black Knight/Dane Whitman ❌ (Tim Drake is also start from D.) 🤣🤣🤣
3. AD10F/based on Ada Lovelace ❌ (GA10F)
4. SEC8N/the same as Orin ❓
5. 1024FP32/half of Orin ❓
— kopite7kimi (@kopite7kimi) March 2, 2022
He also seems like he's not really sure about his speculation, 2/3 things wrong by his admission and then by placing a "?" behind the other two comments.
I'm also not sure how one mixes up "Tim Drake" with "Dane Whitman" on the basis that both have a "D" in them, lol.
Last edited by Soundwave - on 14 September 2023
