I was not aware AMD's cards were made by TSMC; I would have thought they would go with GlobalFoundries. Looks like they've been relying entirely on TSMC for RDNA1 and later.
Funny how "our" politicians don't seem to be the least bit concerned about all our chips being made by one company.
I was not aware AMD's cards were made by TSMC; I would have thought they would go with GlobalFoundries. Looks like they've been relying entirely on TSMC for RDNA1 and later.
Funny how "our" politicians don't seem to be the least bit concerned about all our chips being made by one company.
Global foundries is way behind everyone else in fab tech. I think they're at 14nm and TSMC is about to launch their 3nm production. AMD still uses them for the memory controller on their CPUs but that's it and hopefully Zen 4 will change that because their memory controllers kind of suck. My first 5800X had the memory controller die and take out the whole CPU after a month. On my second 5800X now.
Global foundries is way behind everyone else in fab tech. I think they're at 14nm and TSMC is about to launch their 3nm production. AMD still uses them for the memory controller on their CPUs but that's it and hopefully Zen 4 will change that because their memory controllers kind of suck. My first 5800X had the memory controller die and take out the whole CPU after a month. On my second 5800X now.
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