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Have a look at:<br />
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<a href="http://www.rojakpot.com/default.aspx?location=3&var1=88&var2=0" rel="ugc">http://www.rojakpot.com/default.aspx?location=3&var1=88&var2=0</a><br />
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Not sure it will give you the info you need but it's a start.<br />
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Have a look at:

http://www.rojakpot.com/default.aspx?location=3&var1=88&var2=0 [http://www.rojakpot.com/default.aspx?location=3&var1=88&var2=0]

Not sure it will give you the info you need but it's a start.



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In summarisation, is Data (Bus) Width of any significance?
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In summarisation, is Data (Bus) Width of any significance?

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Yes, a wider bus can transfer more data at a time, but there is a practical limit - more pinouts need to be connected, and more traces needed, and that means more space on the board is taken up. &nbsp;All other things being equal, a wider bus is more desirable.
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Yes, a wider bus can transfer more data at a time, but there is a practical limit - more pinouts need to be connected, and more traces needed, and that means more space on the board is taken up.  All other things being equal, a wider bus is more desirable.

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Acknowledged and thanks for the prompt reply. Here is your full and rightful allocation of points.
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Acknowledged and thanks for the prompt reply. Here is your full and rightful allocation of points.

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I have encountered this terminology on numerous occasions, when in the current process of purchasing a GPU - what does its meaning denote?<br />
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Moreover, I found it to be existent in two variants: 128/256-bit.
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I have encountered this terminology on numerous occasions, when in the current process of purchasing a GPU - what does its meaning denote?

Moreover, I found it to be existent in two variants: 128/256-bit.

Data Width?

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