Understanding GPU Integration Challenges

Why can't GPUs be directly integrated onto motherboards like CPUs?

• They do not fit into the standard CPU socket.

• They are not compatible with any existing motherboard designs.

• They require too much power and space for power delivery components.

• They are too expensive to manufacture.

What type of memory do mid to high-end GPUs typically use?

• GDDR memory

• Flash memory

• Cache memory

• DDR RAM

What is a potential downside of using slotted VRAM instead of soldered VRAM?

• Higher manufacturing costs

• Increased data errors

• Reduced power efficiency

• Increased latency

What is a major challenge of having a GPU socket on a motherboard?

• The increased risk of overheating.

• The incompatibility with existing CPU sockets.

• The lack of available GPU models.

• The need for frequent motherboard upgrades due to socket design changes.

Why might motherboards with GPU sockets be limited to a niche market?

• They are too expensive for most consumers.

• They are not supported by major manufacturers.

• They are only compatible with certain CPU brands.

• They require specialized cooling systems.