F fierrotlepou Member Nov 16, 2011 #53 DonasaurusRex said: so...which is better this or Tesla from nvidia Click to expand... But...Tesla is GPU's, right?
DonasaurusRex said: so...which is better this or Tesla from nvidia Click to expand... But...Tesla is GPU's, right?
D DonasaurusRex Online Ho Champ Nov 16, 2011 #54 eravulgaris said: But...Tesla is GPU's, right? Click to expand... so they do the same thing , Tesla isnt gonna be used as an adapter for shit , its compute using the GPU instead of CPU.
eravulgaris said: But...Tesla is GPU's, right? Click to expand... so they do the same thing , Tesla isnt gonna be used as an adapter for shit , its compute using the GPU instead of CPU.
G GhaleonEB Member Nov 16, 2011 #55 Zombie James said: Intel already did this with Larrabee two years ago, though... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larrabee_(microarchitecture) Click to expand... I don't follow the tech side of the business as closely as I should (I'm a finance guy), but one difference is this chip is actually in production, as the article says, not development hell.
Zombie James said: Intel already did this with Larrabee two years ago, though... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larrabee_(microarchitecture) Click to expand... I don't follow the tech side of the business as closely as I should (I'm a finance guy), but one difference is this chip is actually in production, as the article says, not development hell.
