so motherboard manufactures could get into the race as well. I'm sure there are plenty of things on a mobo that could be cut out to make a randomx-mining-mobo

also realized we can get into some fun semantics if "asics" ever do get created for randomx, and there exists a crowd that thinks that because asics exist, we should fork to more asic-friendly pow....

and we get into discussions.... it may be impossible to prove that a randomx asics exists, because it will probably technically just be a general purpose computer

so that could devolve into "well, its specialized mining hardware"

somehow ended up here: venraytechnology.com/Papers/economics_of_cpu_in_DRAM2.pdf

ooooh, i wonder if this is still active: venraytechnology.com/Test_Drive.htm

web page copyright 2017, might still be active

only a 32bit core though, not too interesting

the overall approach is interesting

these guys are similar upmem.com

the venray twitter profile reads more like they're a patent troll house, not a serious electronics vendor

must be about at the max memory bandwidth by now

600 * 32, beautiful

29 threads there

ooops, I didn't notice

I've been hearing about maxing memory bandwidth for a long time now :)

19.2 kh/s is far from maximum bandwidth

It's 19.2 GB/s

well. bandwidth, latency.. maxing out the memory subsystem with RX ..

20.9KH/s (unstable) on 3950x