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No, you can't always do this (e.g. Blender Cycles does support CUDA and OpenCL, but only if you don't use their shading language thing), and it's not always bet
by floatboth 8y ago
No, you can't always do this (e.g. Blender Cycles does support CUDA and OpenCL, but only if you don't use their shading language thing), and it's not always better (e.g. according to Gamers Nexus, a Threadripper 1950X beats a GTX 1080 Ti significantly on their test scene)