What is 3D VCache

[@JacobTJ1]

A clear and simple explanation with animation is what I call perfection.. thank you good Sir

[@australienski6687]

When are we getting 4D VCache? VCache so fast it tears through the space time continuum!

[@jamescheddar4896]

quantum stashing

[@aiskef33]

Well done, a video full of useful information and answering the question professionally!

[@peacekeepermoe]

3D V-Cache is basically a much bigger L3 cache on the CPU. A bit misleading to call it 3D, but that's what companies do to sell products.

[@vindicator879]

it's 3D because the L3 cache is stacked on top of rest of the CPU

[@Josh-cw8by]

AMD loves to insult their customers intelligence.

[@vladislavkaras491]

Thanks for the video!

[@EHKvlogs]

why 3d cache cpus have less clock speeds???

[@Josh-cw8by]

Lower voltage because of poor thermals. TJ max of 3D chips is only 89'C

[@OGPatriot03]

Thanks!

[@rc54]

Very nice!

[@Tryc3]

Great video thank you

[@bacon_with_brussels_sprout]

Underrated ngl

[@부카]

Thank you for the great video so does v cache cpu has more latency than non v cache cpu? or it does not matter

[@adriancooper2200]

Less latency

[@tcslv]

Will it help in video editing

[@VelocityMicroPC]

Yes, more cache usually means faster scrubbing and previews when editing

[@magnusnilsson9792]

What does the "V" in V-cache stand for? Vertical, Vector, Virtual???

[@VelocityMicroPC]

I don't know that AMD has come out and said what the V stands for specifically, but since the cache is stacked on the chip, it's fair to assume the V = Vertical

[@jamescheddar4896]

@@VelocityMicroPC yeah i wager it will keep going through name changes and just started getting called "stacked" or something

[@lukaszk2929]

Was this filmed with a potato? Other than that, good job!

[@IN-pr3lw]

ok

[@ItsThicc]

And yet they can't make a good gpu that can best Nvidia 🙄

[@OGPatriot03]

Eventually these advancements where reasonable will find their way to their GPU department. I think AMD is focusing on CPUs until they actually feel like they are ready to blow Nvidia out of the water, that's what I gathered from their uninspired reveal of their 7000 series, no one actually looked excited.. PS: Don't forget they make the lion's share of their money from their CPU division.