The operation is (SUPER) successful - overclockers create 2080 Ti SUPER

[CarlBar]

On 12/3/2019 at 1:30 AM, SlimyPython said:

so im guessing that a higher lithography usually means a higher manufacturing cost

 

A larger node means the dies are bigger, and cost rises exponentially with die size increases.

 

Thats what has really made Zen 2 so revolutionary. The die sizes don;t really change as you go up the product stack so you can get excellent yields, (and thus low costs per die), on very small dies that are then bundled in multiple to produce a high end product without the cost to manufacture scaling that normally comes with a high end product. Doing this on GPU's however is apparently rather tricky copaed to CPU's.

[corsairian]

This is really neat in my opinion.  I like these kinds of hardware hacks. 

 

Pretty sure this cant be done with HBM as it's on the dye of the GPU itself, or right next to it.