Intel details how Lunar Lake PC chips deliver 120 TOPS

[PaulHoule]

https://www.theregister.com/2024/06/04/intel_details_lunar_lake_tops/

[rowanG077]

It's awesome to finally see the move to on package memory on non-Apple platforms. I can't wait to see some awesome wide memory busses.

[_boffin_]

it says that they're going to use onboard LPDDR5, which Samsung says has a bandwidth of 6,400 Mbps.

How much will the memory be a bandwidth compared to how many Tops it has?

i know nothing of nothing, so please enlighten.

https://semiconductor.samsung.com/dram/lpddr/lpddr5/

[luyu_wu → _boffin_]

That's 6400 Mbps/line. Typically we have a 128-wide memory bus (2x64) if I remember correctly. Apple gets it's significantly higher bandwith through having a huge bus width (a tactic HBM also employs), something Lunar Lake seems to also be stepping towards.

[FloatArtifact]

Too bad there's not a chart for dedicated GPU to compare.