BlueDogAnchorite
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Silicon limit and optimization limit are fast approaching. Used to be that you just made the transistors switch faster and made some minor optimizations here and there and things kept getting faster. Now we've been stuck at a wall behind 5Ghz for years and years, we can't shrink the production process much further, and we have been optimizing behind that 5Ghz wall for so long that the engineers are running out of ideas.
GPUs continue to advance by leaps and bounds. CPUs not so much.
Thanks for being pretty useful and honest unlike a lot of the others! When gpus nm level reach that of cpus will they be facing the same limit do you think? thanks