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It's not comparable in efficiency but AMD is already shipping Vega II modules in the Mac Pro that claim "up to 28.3 FP32 TFLOPS". And regardless, the article i
by trynumber9 7y ago
It's not comparable in efficiency but AMD is already shipping Vega II modules in the Mac Pro that claim "up to 28.3
FP32 TFLOPS".
And regardless, the article is about 4K gaming. I don't doubt Nvidia will have some 7nm monster but there might be a time period before it launches where AMD briefly regains the crown.
- shaklee3 7y agoThat's not equivalent. That's a card with two ASICs on it, with each being 14TFLOPS. It's identical to the V100, but 2-3 years later.
- trynumber9 7y agoNvidia doesn't make any cards with two ASICs on it. There is no equivalent.
- shaklee3 7y agoYes, they make the K40, which has two ASICs. They do not make a current generation card with two ASICs.
- bitL 7y agoYou probably meant K80. K80 = 2x K40 basically, i.e. 2x 12GB 4TFlops GPUs on a single board.
- shaklee3 7y agoYes, thanks for the correction. I should also add that the reason it's not fair to compare these kinds of cards is the inter-processor link is usually extremely slow. Because of that, performance with that kind of card is roughly equivalent to just having two cards in the machine as opposed to having the chips on the same card.