You would think they might have tried a little harder with the GPU. The thing is supposed to be semi custom isn't it? People go to AMD because they have all the parts you can knock together, they have the best custom silicon team after years of console and NUC experience. I wouldn't expect a high end machine, because that was always the preserve of the PC market. However it seems like a missed opportunity to have something with 10/12GB of video memory at a minimum. Where's the 3GB GDDR7 memory modules for example? It seems a perfect fit for a machine like this.
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You would think they might have tried a little harder with the GPU. The thing is supposed to be semi custom isn't it? People go to AMD because they have all the parts you can knock together, they have the best custom silicon team after years of console and NUC experience. I wouldn't expect a high end machine, because that was always the preserve of the PC market. However it seems like a missed opportunity to have something with 10/12GB of video memory at a minimum. Where's the 3GB GDDR7 memory modules for example? It seems a perfect fit for a machine like this.