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So for CPUs yes, for GPUs we have seen massive progress even just this year. The Nvidia RTX cards have actual real-time raytracing, not some demo, an actual wor
by carlosdp 8y ago
So for CPUs yes, for GPUs we have seen massive progress even just this year. The Nvidia RTX cards have actual real-time raytracing, not some demo, an actual working product, that can handle massive scenes. I saw a Pixar Renderman talk where they used an Nvidia RTX Quadro to real-time raytrace the entire city in Coco.
Less about raw power, more about specialization. There is a lot of room still in specialization. In graphics, with things like ray-tracing, and in AI with things like the TPUs.
- CyberDildonics 8y agoMoore's law is about transistor density, not clock rate, floating point operations or anything else. CPUs have risen in transistor count too, they just use the transistors to speed up serial general purpose computations as much as possible. Moore's law is not about benchmarks.