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Comparing an FFT ASIC to a random code "ASIC" is.... well, just wrong.
by deepnotderp 6y ago
Comparing an FFT ASIC to a random code "ASIC" is.... well, just wrong.
- hyc_symas 6y agoYep. His comment completely misses the point, and everything he mentions about codesign tools is irrelevant.
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- thesz 6y agoWhy do you think so? In TTA you have static schedule for what is achieved dynamically in x86 CPU, consuming energy. You can have much wider issue there, you can better utilize parts, allocating, for example, more shifters than is available on CPUs/GPUs. You may not be so lucky to achieve 800x energy efficiency gain, but getting ten times better than CPU is achievable.