Will we ever have an entire PC on a die?
(Including chipset, RAM, etc...
Will we ever have an entire PC on a die?
Joshua Hughes
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Ayden Gray
SoCs are common as shit in the ARM world. Probably not happening on x86.
Bentley Rodriguez
be careful what you wish for
Jordan Foster
It's an SoC, but there are still a lot of other individual components not part of the CPU/ SoC.
I mean literally one single chip that does everything.
John Green
You mean something like a microcontroller?
Carter Reyes
Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe that the IME runs entirely within the Intel CPUs. It's a self sufficient botnet.
Brayden Johnson
in the far future when nanosecond delays in compute cycles change the outcome of results, probably.
Ian Reed
This man knows the way.
Ayden Reed
It's called package on package and only Apple does it
Bentley Parker
The furthest anyone got is putting ram inside the soc. Storage is still external.
PoP is stacking 2 chips, still not one die, and it's quite common now.
Kevin Price
>what is a microcontroller
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Wyatt Sanders
That fucking 2 dollar all in one chink SoC some retard keeps forcing?
David Bennett
Probably not. Having all that shit on a single die can't be good for yield rates.
Ryan Jones
(You)
Charles Butler
You'd think AMD would be all over this since they already have APU's that are starved for memory bandwidth and are the only company that "sells" consumer hardware with HBM.
Jose Ramirez
>Storage is still external.
And it better fucking remain that way, forever.
Luis Hernandez
>far future
uh, you know things like cpu registers/cache and main dram latencies are measures in nanoseconds already, right? single digit nanosecond differences in these areas are already significant
Brody Butler
We do have socs everywhere. You could even argue a usb drive is a soc
Jaxon Williams
my greatest dream is to do this one day
Jayden Carter
that would make the APUs too expensive and add more heat
better approach would be a dedicated cache like Intel tried with Iris, and Microsoft with the original Xbox One
Nathan Peterson
Epycs are socs.