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Originally Posted by m0nti13
I don't believe that would be entirely accurate... Shared memory is many time used as a communication mechanism between two processors. Now I don't know specifically about ISM or GPU/CPU communication, but it would seem to make sense that the messaging stack being larger would alleviate the needs for throttling and stalls on a RTOS...
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I'm split between both of you.
On one hand, less ISM would mean that more memory could be directly allocated to the graphics
But on the other, it could mean that by having less ISM, performance would suffer due to lack of directly allocated memory in the first place.