I was in a hurry, as evidence by the fact that I missed the video segment being discussed in this thread last week by the exact person I replied to. The news was about the Windows driver.
I was in a hurry, as evidence by the fact that I missed the video segment being discussed in this thread last week by the exact person I replied to. The news was about the Windows driver.They already have the aa64 driver stack how would Grace Hopper work otherwise
Isn't this a CPU feature that W11 recently made mandatory? I don't get why nvidia would back off its requirement at this point. Has to be a pretty niche application somewhere.I was in a hurry, as evidence by the fact that I missed the video segment being discussed in this thread last week by the exact person I replied to. The news was about the Windows driver.
Is it mandatory for WoA too or only for the x86-64 versions ?Isn't this a CPU feature that W11 recently made mandatory? I don't get why nvidia would back off its requirement at this point. Has to be a pretty niche application somewhere.
Not sure if you were replying to me or not, but this is the type of coverage I was referring to:Well, popcnt is an x86 sse4.2 instruction, so, unless it is also requiring ARM CNT, that's not a thing...
That was expected, N1x is a very troubled part.No Nvidia laptop chips this Computex then!
That was expected, N1x is a very troubled part.
Kinda all three.Inefficient? Low performing ? Bugged ?
Like a billionth by both MTK and NV.First attempt
I mean, it is their 1st collab with Mediatek, but beyond that whether we are talking off the shelf or custom based it is by no means their first ARM SoC rodeo with a decade of DRIVE and even longer with Tegra (which was basically what DRIVE built from anyway).First attempt, ok by me but competition is always good.
Drive stuff is still a Tegra.(which was basically what DRIVE built from anyway).
I assumed as much.Drive stuff is still a Tegra.
Grace is also a Tegra.
Oh but they're laptop parts. These have no modem.The only thing I can guess that is tripping them up would be MTK's modem integration, as it's not like they had a whole lot of luck with cellular modems with their Icera acquisition and haven't made any similar acquisitions since.
Wait wat?!?!Oh but they're laptop parts. These have no modem.
Making the SOC part that's not totes donkey balls.If they have no modem then what do they even need MTK for?