If that means they’re usin an older fab line instead of disassembling i, that’s good because we need more older chip, but I don’t think Nvidia does that because newer stuff is usually so much better. If they are, it would be due to the ram shortage so it depends on if they keep all the tooling and shit from their older lines. But the article doesn’t really say anything.
Yes… in 2021. But we are in 2026 right now.
If that means they’re usin an older fab line instead of disassembling i, that’s good because we need more older chip, but I don’t think Nvidia does that because newer stuff is usually so much better. If they are, it would be due to the ram shortage so it depends on if they keep all the tooling and shit from their older lines. But the article doesn’t really say anything.