"All of the AI Max chips have a 55W base TDP, but also a configurable TDP that ranges from 45 to 120W to unleash more horsepower in designs that can handle the thermal output."
Seems unlikely, at least for any normal use case. PCIe 5.0 (the current standard that is widely shipping) has 16GB/sec in each direction (32GB/sec total) with a x4 connection.
Doubly so that for the last decade or so memory sizes haven't increases. Seems like the vast majority of machines these days are 8-16GB ram and have a max of 64GB ram unless you are buying workstation parts.
How many times a second do you need to load 100% of ram from storage?
"All of the AI Max chips have a 55W base TDP, but also a configurable TDP that ranges from 45 to 120W to unleash more horsepower in designs that can handle the thermal output."