AMD’s Ryzen “X3D” processors are created by very literally attaching a second piece of silicon that is almost entirely L3 cache memory to the top of a regular Ryzen processor die, just like the picture above implies. It is the central slab atop the wider CCD. This second chip, known as the “3D V-Cache”, is very sensitive to high heat and extra
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Author: Zak Killian
