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But they will be holding a launch event on February 28, with cards expected at retail in the first week of March.
If 32GB of memory on your graphics card isn't enough how about 4TB? (Tom's Hardware)
SanDisk has announced high-bandwidth flash.
Similar to high-bandwidth memory (HMB) it uses a stack of flash dies connected to a very wide bus to deliver hundreds of gigabytes per second of bandwidth.
And then, in SanDisk's plan, you put it on a video card so you have terabytes of local memory - since flash is much cheaper and smaller than DRAM.
Problem is of course that it's also a lot slower, at least for writes. But if your entire dataset can live semi-permanently on your video card, is that a problem anymore?
MSX was a Microsoft-led home computer standard from the 1980s, with sound and graphics and ROM cartridges and joysticks.
This laptop uses an FPGA to emulate the original hardware - up to 20x faster than the original hardware - and includes compatible ports for the joysticks and cartridges, along with 2MB of RAM - very rare at the time, a 1024x768 display, also rare, and 4GB of flash storage, which was totally unheard of.