[Beowulf] Vector coprocessors
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Mattijs Janssens m.janssens at opencfd.co.ukThu Mar 16 07:16:31 PST 2006
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> The video card folks can do this because > a) each successive generation of cards is derived from the past, so the > NRE is lower.. most of the card (and IC) is the same > b) they have truly gargantuan volumes > c) they have sales from existing products to provide cash to support the > development of version N+1. And you can ofcourse use the video card's processors to do generic numbercrunching. See e.g. http://www.gpgpu.org Don't know how e.g. the 16 vertex units on a mainstream graphics card compare to the clearspeed processing units. Mattijs Janssens OpenCFD Ltd. The Mews, Picketts Lodge, Picketts Lane, Salfords, Surrey RH1 5RG. Tel: +44 (0)1293 821272 Email: M.Janssens at OpenCFD.co.uk URL: http://www.OpenCFD.co.uk
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