AMD's version of CUDA ??

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  1. sardine

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  2. aircool

    aircool Don Aircooleone Staff Member

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    Definatley, hopefully the points on either the ATI WU's are increased or nvidias decreased to make it worth while for both sides soon.

    This should help fah a lot.
     
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    Hell yea
     
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    hallryu Don Altobello

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    Cool!:thumbup:
     
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    Is it only for the 4xxx or for the 3xxx also?
     
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    hallryu Don Altobello

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    Looks like 4xxx I'm afraid!
     
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    great!
     
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    Hyvry1 Maha Guru

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    Quick google search says 3000 and 4000 series are supported.
     
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    xSLIX Master Guru

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    Lol bunch bitting ass bitches lol ati is lol

    what matter they cant call it something diff but ati verison of cuda lol
     
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    If it beats Nvidia Cuda then i aint bothered what they call it !!
    :banana::banana:
     
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    aircool Don Aircooleone Staff Member

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    Pardon?

    Eitherway, GPU based computing should be standardised.
     
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    why do we need CPU-s then :p? they should replace cpu with gpu and thats it.
     
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    Intel are trying to do that exact thing...
     
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    Since when is Intel trying to replace the CPU with a GPU? Intel is using a CPU to develop a GPU. Why would Intel want to completely deviate from a market that they've dominated for so long? They've never been able to compete on any level in the GPU market in any way.
     
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    morbias Don TazeMeBro

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    That's not accurate at all, Intel has between 40-50% of the entire gpu market share.
     
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    Glidefan Don Booze Staff Member

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    True. Don't forget that most people buy prebuilt, are using laptops and/or don't care about games.
    And most of those machines run intel GPUs.
     
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    Hmmm dissapointed......

    1500 ppd on a 4870x2, unless something is wrong with my setup.
     
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    I get typically between 3100-4000ppd with my 4870X2 depending on the project with cat 8.11..not tried 8.12 yet so it does look like somethings amiss with ur setup or its the 8.12's
     
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    Does overclocking 'destroy' hardware?

    Sorry to all who know bettr than eye... i noticed the lifespans of my own stuff , certainly seem'd short for the coin spent :( oh well ... just a question.)
    sorry to ask yet another ! but is it normal to have 120 /130 fps and not notice any Quality/performance lag from that i have very rudimentary set ,compared to some of theses i've read about here , i really dont like throwing away stuff thats not even .5 yr old AGAIN
     
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