When Apple introduced its M3 family of processors this week , it mentioned its GPU Dynamic Caching technology as one of the key advantages of its GPU architecture that allowed it to bring hardware-accelerated ray tracing to its M-series SoCs. Indeed, it looks like Apple has spent years developing this technology and filed the first patent that covers it in early 2020.

Traditional GPUs operate on static caching mechanisms and fixed memory spaces which sometimes results in inefficient management and retrieval of page

Earlier today, we reported on the newest raft of Apple Macs with the latest M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max processors, fresh from Apple’s ‘Scary Fast’ event. We discussed the differences between Apple’s alluring new silicon chips, but Twitter/X user High Yield has created some annotated die-shot images that provide a useful visual contrast between the trio of TSMC N3B fabricated processors.