Inside, there's the interposer which rocks 8GB of HBM2 on-die ... for the Radeon RX Vega is that AMD has created something called High Bandwidth Cache Controller, or HBCC. The new HBCC will ...

At 484GBps, RX Vega 64’s memory bandwidth is actually slightly less than the Fury X’s total (it hit 512GBps) due to the use of fewer HBM stacks on-die ... ll see a new “HBCC Memory Segment ...

I've just sat down at my desk in the GPU lab here in Australia, after an exhausting but awesome Computex 2017, and one of the first things I see is that AMD has released the die shot for the Vega GPU.

It's the same on-die configuration ... (HBCC) too, offering the promise of the tech improving as more developers start taking advantage of it. The big challenge for the RX Vega 56 – outside ...

The AMD RX Vega 64 ... have doubled the on-die L2 cache available to the GPU. AMD has also freed the entire cache to be accessible by all the different logic blocks of the Vega 10 chip, and ...

After spending quite a number of hours testing AMD’s Radeon RX Vega in both gaming and compute workloads, I wondered if there was some other interesting angle I could take a look at the card from.

According to Iceberg Tech on YouTube, the HBCC allowed the Vega 64 to run The Last of Us Part 1 at 1080p ultra settings without stuttering, even though it had 8GB. Far Cry 6 running on AMD RX Vega ...

The Radeon RX Vega pulls a thirsty 295 watts. Vega boasts a High-Bandwidth Cache Controller (HBCC), a revision of the memory system that “removes the capacity limitations of GPU memory.” ...