Light cpu

[Franxxking7]

Do you guys actually think light CPU’s will be made and manufactured by AMD and INTEL?

if you don’t know what that is there’s a few yt vids ab it:

1:https://youtu.be/X3FjQmnDu6Q

 

2:https://youtu.be/t1R7ElXEyag

 

[Eigenvektor]

If it can be mass produced and is economically viable for them to do so, sure. Wouldn't be the first time a "it works in the lab" technology takes decades to come to market, though.

[Franxxking7]

On 6/21/2022 at 12:03 PM, Eigenvektor said:

If it can be mass produced and is economically viable for them to do so, sure. Wouldn't be the first time a "it works in the lab" technology takes decades to come to market, though.

Do u think it would revolutionize 4k or even 8k gaming?

[Eigenvektor]

7 hours ago, Franxxking7 said:

Do u think it would revolutionize 4k or even 8k gaming?

No. The higher the resolution, the less work the CPU has to do, relative to the GPU. So if anything, you'd need a light GPU. But as I said above, I expect this technology to take decades to actually come to market. Who knows what resolutions will be current by then.

[Franxxking7]

On 6/22/2022 at 9:24 PM, Eigenvektor said:

No. The higher the resolution, the less work the CPU has to do, relative to the GPU. So if anything, you'd need a light GPU. But as I said above, I expect this technology to take decades to actually come to market. Who knows what resolutions will be current by then.

im sure they will implement it to the gpu as well, dont the cpu and gpu kinda work the same excluding what they do?