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Last Minute Telegrams: Jon Peddie (Patreon)

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2020-03-23 01:06:24
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2026-06
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Happy Sunday - hope everyone is getting along well enough.

I will be interviewing Jon Peddie tomorrow for Broken Silicon.  The guy has an immense amount of experience in the Graphics & Gaming industry, and puts out some of the best markeshare data to this day.

Respond below with any questions you have below: Be insightful, concise, use good grammar, and put real thought into your inquiries.  They could end up on the show!

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Brad Medlin

Do we ever expect multi-GPU to truly return to the gaming environment? Based on recent advancements with NVLink, some highly utilized workstation software is leveraging the high bandwidth bridge to share resources almost as if they were one GPU. I’m just curious if the gaming market will develop to be able to at least share the resources like VRAM.

Sam48

With the biggest part of Nvidia's revenue coming from their gaming GPUs and AMD regaining market share in that space at a steady rate, at what point will they be unable to compete effectively? Nvidia depending 100% on GPUs and AMD depending most of the time on their CPU division to keep the revenue flowing.

DeusNightFire

How has console gaming revolutionized the GPU industry as a whole?

Corey Casteel

Good question. I would hope so, but I wouldn't hold my breath.

Donkey Kong Odyssey

With the reveal of DX12 Ultimate and Ray Tracing becoming more prominent, do you think developers would utilize the mGPU feature in DX12 to improve RT performance? Would we see such a feature more widely embraced for Ray tracing similar to the early days of rasterization?

TSPCFS

What was the impact on the professional GPU (and OS) marketshare when Apple moved to the Trashcan Mac Pro? Did it cede so much of the "professional" market that AMD "winning" (by default) the GPUs in the new Mac Pro is meaningless as far as increasing marketshare in the professional market?

Markus Smith

How much of a competition do you see with arm becoming in this market in years to come ? Also, as a secondary question if times allows it : Are the rumored rising maximum frequency of future GPU generation a marketing tactic or, are we seeing the emergence of a new performance/power sweet spot allowed by new microarchitectures and process technologies ( new nodes ).