Tom's Hardware nous propose un long entretien avec Sam Naffziger d'AMD, l'occasion unique de parler des architectures des cartes graphique. Particulièrement du futur, incarné par RDNA3, on apprend, par exemple, que l'un des axes principal sera évidemment l'amélioration du ratio performances par watt, ce qui fut déjà le cas avec RDNA2.
We recently had a chance to speak with Sam Naffziger, AMD’s Senior Vice President, Corporate Fellow, and Product Technology Architect, about what's been happening with Radeon graphics over the past several years and what we can expect going forward. AMD recently provided some tantalizing details on its upcoming RDNA 3 GPU architecture, which is slated to launch before the end of the year with a chiplet-based design, and that provides the background for our interview and Q&A session. We've taken our discussion and distilled it down to the key points, so we won't present this in interview format.
We recently had a chance to speak with Sam Naffziger, AMD’s Senior Vice President, Corporate Fellow, and Product Technology Architect, about what's been happening with Radeon graphics over the past several years and what we can expect going forward. AMD recently provided some tantalizing details on its upcoming RDNA 3 GPU architecture, which is slated to launch before the end of the year with a chiplet-based design, and that provides the background for our interview and Q&A session. We've taken our discussion and distilled it down to the key points, so we won't present this in interview format.
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Posté le 24 Juin 2022 à 14:59 par Jonathan Riemain
