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    Hardware support: How does AMD and NVIDIA keep coming up with 30-50% improvements per generation?

    November 25, 2020

    Hardware support: How does AMD and NVIDIA keep coming up with 30-50% improvements per generation?

    How does AMD and NVIDIA keep coming up with 30-50% improvements per generation?

    Posted: 24 Nov 2020 06:52 PM PST

    Explain it to me like I took intro to digital logic. Is it that they are making breakthroughs in efficient chip design every generation? Are they waiting for processes and technologies to cheapen enough that it's economical to mass produce? What are they changing in the actual chip to make it significantly faster every generation?

    It seems like the improvement per generation of gpu is much higher than for cpu. We never see a generational improvement of 50% from one cpu to the next these days. Is it just easier to speed up parallel computing?

    Also how close are we to the maximum limit of silicon? Are we close to extracting as much computation out of a piece of silicon as possible, or is there much more to explore there?

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    Theoritically, how much transisitor can GPU get before it hits a deminishing return that performance gain is not relevant?

    Posted: 24 Nov 2020 08:41 PM PST

    Lets say we can make a 50000 core GPU, and keep adding more. At what point will the parallel scaling no longer matter?

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