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okay so basically they put fast and slow memory on the same device
calling other GPU's legacy is crazy lmao
Yeah not like AMD having GPUs with an ssd slot on them for years or anything
calling other GPU's legacy is crazy lmao
If I understand correctly (from other news I heard about this), they're saying that because this thing can only do raytracing. Nvidia/AMD/Intel are "legacy" because they still support traditional rasterization, too.
If you wanted to play a game more than -- what, 5 years old? -- on this "Zeus" card, you'd be SOL.
It doesn't say the price