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bobbdobbs
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clicky | | | | Quote: A GPU supports C++ natively?
Ferni architecture natively supports C [CUDA], C++, DirectCompute, DirectX 11, Fortran, OpenCL, OpenGL 3.1 and OpenGL 3.2. Now, you've read that correctly - Ferni comes with a support for native execution of C++. For the first time in history, a GPU can run C++ code with no major issues or performance penalties and when you add Fortran or C to that, it is easy to see that GPGPU-wise, nVidia did a huge job. | | | | |
interesting 
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adidan
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* strokes chin *
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vdbswong
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Up to 6GB DDR5?
Overkill lol.
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veato
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Looks like the 6GB is for server / high end / rendering type stuff I guess. _________________Twitter Blogflickr
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JohnSheridan
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When does it come out?
<Starts saving now!>
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dogbert10
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The way it's going, you may as well use the GPU for everything - it'll soon have more power than the rest of the PC put together.
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gavomatic57
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Oooooo baby...! I found a site yesterday that included their fill-rates http://www.techarp.com/showarticle.aspx?artno=88&pgno=7GTX 285: Vertex Shaders (240), ROP's (32), Pixel Shaders (240) Core Speed (648, 1.476), Pixel Fill Rate (20,736), Texture Fill Rate (51,840) Memory Bandwith/Type (512Mbit GDDR3), Memory Speed (1242Mhz), Memory Bandwith (158.98 GB/sec) GTX 380: Vertex Shaders (512), ROP's (64), Pixel Shaders (512) Core Speed (700, 1.6), Pixel Fill Rate (44,800), Texture Fill Rate (89,600) Memory Bandwith/Type (512Mbit GDDR5), Memory Speed (1100Mhz), Memory Bandwith (281.6 GB/sec) 5870: Vertex Shaders (1600), ROP's (32), Pixel Shaders (1600) Core Speed (850), Pixel Fill Rate (27,200), Texture Fill Rate (68,000) Memory Bandwith/Type (256Mbit GDDR5), Memory Speed (1200Mhz), Memory Bandwith (153.6 GB/sec) from this thread here... http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=305808
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l3v1ck
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Why do I think Nvidia have had parallel computing for big firms in mind when they designed this rather than gamers?
That's where the money is these days. I certainly don't expect a dual GPU card being affordable with that die size (unlike AMD's new GPU's, which are quite small in comparison).
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phantombudgie
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The power consumption is nearly 300W... you can use it to cook dinner on too  You'll have to, to keep the electricity bill under £2000/year 
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saspro
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Hmmmm folding monster
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gavomatic57
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Source? It's likely to be a 45nm part, so I doubt it.
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