Noob question #2
in Hardware ·
That’s just not quite right 🙂
Think of it this way—you can basically view a graphics card as its own little dedicated computer (I mean, it’s got its own chip, processor, memory, and all that good stuff...)
So, if we’re following your logic, what happens then? Do we start counting the CPU's cache memory too—like the L1, L2, or L3 levels?
Or maybe even the drive's cache?
And so on...
🙂
Think of it this way—you can basically view a graphics card as its own little dedicated computer (I mean, it’s got its own chip, processor, memory, and all that good stuff...)
So, if we’re following your logic, what happens then? Do we start counting the CPU's cache memory too—like the L1, L2, or L3 levels?
Or maybe even the drive's cache?
And so on...
🙂