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OpenCL accelerates many scientific Software Packages against CPU up to factor 10 or 100 and more. Both are fully supported by AMD Catalyst and by the free and open-source graphics device driver#ATI/AMD. Video acceleration īoth Unified Video Decoder (UVD) and Video Coding Engine (VCE) are present on all GCN-based chips (starting with the GCN 1.0 HD 7000 series).
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Posted on Apr 3rd 2014, 20:07 Reply #16 Casecutter We don't care about new tech or ridiculous new naming monikers for something we are very familiar with. Where I work we still buy 5450's and GTX 210's because they're £20 a pop and allow for dual screens on basic computers, and drive 1440p IPS monitors. They could just continue selling their 6450 stocks as they are, instead of allowing retailers and places like PC world to mislead customers into thinking they're getting new tech with new support.Īnd why would NVidia want to get into a market to compete for pennies on the pound? They make all their money over charging for GPU's and bringing out profit maximising cards like the Titan. Thanks!My point is they don't need to rebrand, they're making people think it's a shiny new card that's more efficient and might have a chance of being a GCN card and provide extras. Nvidia can't measure up/contest in making a 28Nm, but you’re the first one to blast AMD on a rebrand. Posted on Apr 3rd 2014, 18:26 Reply #12 Thefumigator While Nvidia has this great "Maxwell design" that could supposedly blow this out of the water and they don’t seem to want to get any "skin" in the game. Nvidia has forfeited with no acceptable solution, for the low power, half-height, SFF, Media, HTPC segment.īashing AMD on this, hypocrites… AMD has little reason to produce some “new card” for a segment they have the lock on, or see/want to sell an APU to. Nvidia hasn't got a grip in this area, and they're the ones with no alternate arrangement, both Intel, AMD have low power on-chip GPU solutions. With the 40Nm rebrands of 520 Fermi as GT 610 at 29W TDP, or 630 just a rebadge of the GT 440 (65W TDP). If it's so lucrative that it demands a "new chip", why or where is Nvidia? Actually Nvidia has walked away from this segment.
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They'd rather not even offer a card for this, other than a good upgrade for every Intel CPU sold. Still more than Intel HD Graphics 4000, while this market area is exactly where AMD would rather see APU's fill for OEM's.
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