Which tile is what? Big one GPU, Small one CPU, middle One SoC?

Odd choice IMO. I think it'd have been better for the consumer if they just added more memory channels, but, perhaps that would make the "tiles" more expensive.

The tiles concept/idea is the best thing to come from Intel in a very long time. Let`s see how they execute it...

so removing the choice to make non-soldered RAM models to OEMs? Go to hell intel, nobody wanna this except your greedy shareholders.

schmidtbag:

Odd choice IMO. I think it'd have been better for the consumer if they just added more memory channels, but, perhaps that would make the "tiles" more expensive.

those chips are 64 bits wide, lpddr5(x?), so 128 bit interface, the chip code brings up MT62F1G64D4AH-023 WT as the part number, the -023 suffix refers to the cycle time, which equates to a data rate of 8700Mbps 😱 so those 2 chips will provide about 140gb/s of bandwidth!, micron sells up to a 9600mbps bin for lpddr5x. (153gb/s ) 😱 😱 So really no need for more channels when you have that kind of speed 😀

Could be the best thing in years.