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You would be correct and well I can't even find a link for them ..
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Nehalem release moved forward
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You would be correct and well I can't even find a link for them ..
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Another name for BS or the Fox channel of IT.
They get some of it right but most of the time I doubt some writers know a micro chip from a potato chip.
http://www.fudzilla.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=8602&Itemid=35
In this article they are taking about some hot Nehas. 130W-TDP. I thought 3.5G might reach 120, woe!
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Beyond3D is your friend; hope you don't mind some severe-duty geekage though
There are members of that forum from all walks of the 3D life, such as hardware developers, driver developers, game and app developers, and the normal enthusiasts like you and me.Lots of good stuff to be learned there. The cliff notes seem to be this: Larrabee doesn't look like it's going to be a strong competitor to NV / ATI's top offerings, but should have massive vector math capabilities + much more fully-featured processing abilities (memory management, x86 instructions, et al) so it can do things like distributed computing and raytracing far better.
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Beyond3D is your friend; hope you don't mind some severe-duty geekage though
Lots of good stuff to be learned there. The cliff notes seem to be this: Larrabee doesn't look like it's going to be a strong competitor to NV / ATI's top offerings, but should have massive vector math capabilities + much more fully-featured processing abilities (memory management, x86 instructions, et al) so it can do things like distributed computing and raytracing far better.
Nice, thanks for the link and info, loads of interesting threads in that forum.
