Nvidia announces ARM CPU compatibility with Windows!
Nvidia announces ARM CPU compatibility with Windows!
I saw it, didn’t notice the CPU talk, but there was a sys involved. I’m not sure I missed anything. That Midwestern phrase popped into my head now — “Put up or shut up.”
It will function as a system-on-chip, similar to a smartphone or desktop computer. That's completely normal.
It looks like you're referring to a video about CPU developments. The host mentions a CPU in the sub and speculates about ARM chip sales. They're curious about the delays.
Purchasing a motherboard with an integrated CPU means acquiring the processor itself. It's improbable we'll find socket-compatible chips in the near future, and ARM is unlikely to invest in this direction.
AMD and Intel refuse to provide licenses for their respective socket types, which means nVidia won't create an entire line of boards compatible only with specific CPU models. Doubt exists about ARM support since adding DDR5 might be simpler than expanding to newer standards like GDDR6 or LPDDR5X. Leveraging their existing partnerships could lead to impressive features such as 25 Gbps Ethernet or even 10 Gbps built-in, potentially making them a strong contender for new builds.
It seems strange that ARM laptops and x86 PCs both run the same app. There should be more options available for ARM devices.
I hope you'd like to see processors built in a style similar to Apple's, featuring high-speed memory options like 200, 400, and even 800GB/s, along with strong graphics capabilities.
I evaluate Windows versions for Arm architecture using an M2 Max processor (Parallels). The translation tools for x86 programs perform well with minimal speed reduction.
The inquiry about Qualcomm's entry into the Windows on Arm space remains, why should I think about ARM for Windows? Could it be more affordable? More efficient? Does it offer benefits? Also, there are drawbacks such as software compatibility issues. Strix Halo (Ryzen AI Max) represents progress in this area. ~250GB/s bandwidth corresponds to an upper mid-range mobile performance tier.