… David calls a new socket a "disruptive" change on a motherboard, requiring a change in the entire layout that is required to support new memory, PCIe, IO, and chip functionalities. …
… These higher capacities are achieved using a narrower per-die interface, increasing the bus width from x16 to x24 sub-channels. This change allows LPDDR6 to hold more memory dies per package, leading to higher capacities. …
… For example, one interface can connect to eight different switches. You can then build eight separate parallel networks, or planes, each operating at 100Gb/s, rather than a single 800Gb/s network. That change has a large effect on the shape of the cluster. …
… This results in 16 GB memory capacity but uses a 256-bit memory interface. …
… These are co-packaged optical interfaces, which are another technology that is set to drive future AI and HPC chips. …
… If that’s the case, then you can grab it and later install it from here: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet-framework After running Inspector, you should be greeted with this interface: Navigating the Inspector user interface The interface contains a toolbar at the top, which includ… …
… One can also turn on motherboard sync if syncing the ARGB lights with other components is preferred. …
… Last of all, a small PCI-e 3.0 Bus interface is located which enables support with the latest PCI-e 3.0 enabled motherboards. …
… This allows the 50% expansion in memory capacity using the same interface. …
… There have been talks about some major changes underway, which will help reduce bloat, cut back AI features, and also improve gaming performance. These changes are part of the "K2" project . …