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Ok so heres the news: http://www.tgdaily.com/html_tmp/content-view-38283-135.html
and the news is good.
I'm amazed that Nvidia is offering the NGOHQ.com guy a job for this. I guess hes been making drivers for them long enough to get paid for it finally LOL. This is great news for AMD because it shows their GPU hardware is PWNAGE on all levels and will get the best of both worlds. This is great news for Nvidia because it will allow them to rape ATI with CUDA software and allow them to have full control over ATI GPGPU performance (a very bad thing for AMD). This is good news for me because I bought a 4870 yesterday and have a spare 2900XT in a box.
I still think this is a dirty move on Nvidia's part to get CUDA more widely accepted over Brook+/OpenCL so they can gain control over the GPGPU software market. In the short term it will make ATI GPUs look great but coiuld hurt AMD in the long run. I personally want Intel's Havok efforts to work better with ATI hardware for physics.
Ok so heres the news: http://www.tgdaily.com/html_tmp/content-view-38283-135.html
and the news is good.
I'm amazed that Nvidia is offering the NGOHQ.com guy a job for this. I guess hes been making drivers for them long enough to get paid for it finally LOL. This is great news for AMD because it shows their GPU hardware is PWNAGE on all levels and will get the best of both worlds. This is great news for Nvidia because it will allow them to rape ATI with CUDA software and allow them to have full control over ATI GPGPU performance (a very bad thing for AMD). This is good news for me because I bought a 4870 yesterday and have a spare 2900XT in a box.
I still think this is a dirty move on Nvidia's part to get CUDA more widely accepted over Brook+/OpenCL so they can gain control over the GPGPU software market. In the short term it will make ATI GPUs look great but coiuld hurt AMD in the long run. I personally want Intel's Havok efforts to work better with ATI hardware for physics.