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Pour It Again, Sam AMD may have chosen to call it Smart Access Memory, and since they were the first to enable it on their systems who are we to argue?  Regardless of the name, now both AMD RX 6000 series and NVIDIA RTX 3000 cards support resizable Base Address Registers assuming your motherboard does.  For AMD users, almost every 500 series board and quite a few 400 series have added the option in their newest BIOS versions, while Intel is adding it to Z590, B550 and Z490 boards.  It is also worth noting for those dozens of people that manged to get their hands on an RTX 30×0 card will n...

KitGuru was recently able to sit down with Frank Azor, Chief Architect of Gaming Solutions at AMD. In a wide-ranging discussion, we spoke about the unique position AMD is in as both a CPU and GPU manufacturer and how the company can use that to its advantage, with features like Smart Access Memory and SmartShift. We also get the latest update on the company’s highly anticipated FidelityFX Super Resolution feature. Watch via our Vimeo channel (below) or over on YouTube at 2160p HERE Timestamps 00:00 Start 00:37 What is Frank’s official title and what has he been responsible for at AMD?

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Today we’re testing out the newly supported Resizable BAR feature on Nvidia GeForce GPUs by benchmarking an Asus ROG Strix RTX 3080 OC graphics card. Resizable BAR became part of the GPU performance conversation with the release of AMD’s Radeon RX 6000 series. AMD was touting a new feature called Smart Access Memory or SAM, but in reality AMD had just rebranded a PCI Express feature, known as "Resizable BAR" that had gone unused for quite some time. The way AMD promoted and implemented Resizable BAR on Radeon 6000 GPUs, it required to be paired with a Ryzen 5000 series CPU and newer 500 ...

Resizable BAR first hit the mainstream back in November, when AMD released its RX 6000-series to the market. It took Nvidia until February to catch up, with the RTX 3060 supporting Resizable BAR out of the box. At the end of March, Nvidia also released a new driver to support the technology on the rest of its RTX 30-series GPUs. Here, we benchmark the RTX 3080 and RTX 3090 to see what Resizable BAR can bring to the table. Watch the video via our VIMEO Channel (Below) or over on YouTube at 2160p HERE The following compatibility notes are correct as of April 14th 2021, based on information pro...