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One thing to note here that's a bit ambiguous in your comment - an M1XX with 128 GPU cores would still have substantially fewer GPU cores than the 2x Radeon Veg
by thomaslord 6y ago
One thing to note here that's a bit ambiguous in your comment - an M1XX with 128 GPU cores would still have substantially fewer GPU cores than the 2x Radeon Vega II Duo.
The Radeon Vega II Due has 128 compute cores and 8192 stream processors, so that maxed out mac pro would have 256 compute cores and 16384 stream processors. I don't have any benchmarks to work off of, but I think it's safe to say that a new Mac Pro with the 32-core SoC would still be substantially far behind a current Mac Pro unless it also had a dedicated GPU.
- fomine3 6y agoI believe GPU core count between different products isn't comparable. Comparing TFLOPS would be better than core count.
- jsjohnst 6y agoAssuming linear scaling (which is not a good assumption), Apple would need 6x the number of GPU cores in the current M1 to get in the range of performance of the Radeon Vega II Duo.