What do you mean ? The 390 murdered the 970 , partially due to HBM . Memory bandwidth is a massive issue with GPUs , where you ' re often dealing with hundreds or thousands of gigabytes of data per second . Just look at the PS 4 vs PS 4 Pro . One of the biggest increases in performance came from greater memory bandwidth . One of the main reasons textures are so low resolution is memory bandwidth . HBM allows for much much faster GPU cores and much much higher resolution textures . <| sep |> So you like city but you like United more ? <| sep |> Like you wouldn ' t believe mate . pass the salt ? <| sep |> Okay , this was submitted a month ago , but I just came back from a screening of the film , having read and loved the script something like a month ago , and I thought I ' d take a crack at answering your questionYou ' re interested in Lee from the start for a couple of reasons first of all , even though we only find out the details about his tragic past at Midpoint , we know something ' s wrong with him far before that . From the moment he picks that fight at the bar we know this guy has issues . Also , more than once as people from Manchester spot him , they say stuff like Is that Lee Chandler ? The Lee Chandler ? and You know that story about him is bullshit , right ? that right there , while I was reading the script , was enough to carry me on . Here ' s a guy who lives alone in a shitty oneroom apartment , drinks and picks fights for the fuck of it and apparently has some horrible story that may or may not be bullshit in his past . I wanna know more about this guy . What happened to him ? Why is he like this ? Also , the flashbacks Lee is a loner and he lives in Boston fixing toilets for a living , but the flashbacks show him with 3 kids and a loving wife . This just does more to spike my interest does that ' horrible ' story have something to do with his divorce ? Why did he move ? Where are his kids ? So , see , even though Lonergan doesn ' t tell us his backstory right away , he leaves enough hints to keep our interest , and it works so much better than if we just knew from the start about his kids and everything that happened . Also , I disagree with you about his intentions . Lee never intends to move past his children ' s death he knows he can never do it from the start . He even says so at the end I can ' t beat it . I can ' t beat it . His purpose in the story is figuring out what the hell to do with Patrick . That ' s what keeps him going he has no aspirations to get over what happened to him . He is and will forever be a hollow shell of a human being , and the most he can hope for throughout the film is putting together a decent life for his nephew . The only little glimmer of hope we get is when he says he ' ll buy an apartment with an extra room for when Patrick wants to visit a tiny crack in his wall . It ' s almost nothing , but it ' s what we get . Lonegan himself has stated in an interview that every movie has to end with redemption and happiness , and that ' s not true in real life . Some people don ' t get closure , some wounds never heal . Why can ' t they get their movie ? or something to that effect . Anyway , this turned out huge . I just wanted to share my thoughts because I absolutely loved this script and now the movie , and I seriously think it ' s a favorite for next year ' s Best Original at the Oscars . Cheers !