The GPU is one of the most crucial components in a PC build. If not installed correctly, it can lead to GPU sag, a problem that is pretty easy to remedy.

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That does use chiplets but these only contain two VRAM interfaces and a slice of L3 Infinity Cache; the rest of the GPU resides in a single block (called the GCD, graphics compute die).

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The GPU is one of the most crucial components in a PC build. If not installed correctly, it can lead to something known as GPU sag. What is it? Is it avoidable?