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I really wish they would make a trinity platform with Quad channel memory.

Even if motherboard prices go up 20% or something because of it, and it means people will have to buy 4 sticks of memory (instead of just 2).

The extra bandwidth could probably be put to good use, by the iGPU.

Why not just put GDDR5 on the motherboard with say, a 64-bit bus? With a 64-bit bus at 4000MHz you'd get 32GB/s bandwidth. Which would be enough for an entry-level GPU, and it would be a hell of a lot cheaper and faster performing than a quad-channel shared RAM architecture.
 
Why not just put GDDR5 on the motherboard with say, a 64-bit bus? With a 64-bit bus at 4000MHz you'd get 32GB/s bandwidth. Which would be enough for an entry-level GPU, and it would be a hell of a lot cheaper and faster performing than a quad-channel shared RAM architecture.

I heard awhile back that Intel was thinking about putting 1GB of dedicated RAM in their IB package for the GPU. No idea if this is going to happen.
 
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