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Apologies for the late vid, still emotionally recoving from the recent US news

Either way, AMD is killing it with the gaming performance gains with their newest 9800X3D CPU!

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[–] theangriestbird@beehaw.org 3 points 6 days ago

like what was the tech that caused such a leap? They talk about how they switched up the x3D cache configuration - it used to be stacked above the main part of the chip with some sort of insulation in between, but they found a way to remove the insulation and put the 3D cache on the underside of the chip. I'm no expert and i watched the video yesterday, so sorry if that explanation isn't clear. Effectively, they found a way to bring the 3D cache "closer" to the cores, which shortens the time it takes for the cores to communicate with the cache.