It won't sell gaming cards yet. My argument was that comparing underutilised hardware to that with fundamental unresolvable physical bottlenecks seemed to be a

It won't sell gaming cards yet. My argument was that comparing underutilised hardware to that with fundamental unresolvable physical bottlenecks seemed to be a little premature. The next generation of games could potentially utilise compute functionality, especially if Microsoft and Sony get off their arses and push the capability on consoles. (That said, porting such software to a PC environment would not be withouut significant difficulty, given the vastly different memory configuration.) I'll be hugely disappointed in the industry if we don't see some decent Vulcan based game engines in the next few years.