Hi folks,
will highly appreciate your comments on the following:
will highly appreciate your comments on the following:
- If my research was correct a) higher VRAM clocks provide faster task processing, however b) there's no linear dependency between Flops [#cores * clocks * 2] and FPS that GPU generates, besides c) VRAM bandwidth is one of the key factors too. With all those factors considered, how do these 2 scenarios differ in terms of the number of generated FPS: 1) "less clocks & very fast VRAM (HBM2)"; 2) "higher clocks & fast VRAM (GDDR5X)"? Assuming the # of cores and their architecture are the same.
- While GDDR5X is a standard by itself (80-112Gb/s) I've read that Samsung and Micron chips have the max. speed of 16Gb/s, while Hynix chips have 10-14Gb/s. Does this mean that among all the GDDR5X GPUs those Samsung/Micron-based are faster (taken that # of cores and clocks are equal)?