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TBH 32 or even 64 cores does not sound all that impressive compared to the thousands of cores available on modern GPUs and presumably even more that could be sq
by WJW 6y ago
TBH 32 or even 64 cores does not sound all that impressive compared to the thousands of cores available on modern GPUs and presumably even more that could be squeezed into a dedicated ASIC.
In any case, wouldn't you run out of memory bandwidth long before you can fill all those cores? It doesn't really matter how many cores you have in that case.
- CyberRabbi 6y agoThose thousands of cores are all much more simple and do not have simd and have a huge penalty for branching. There are problems for which GPUs and CPUs are roughly equally well suited. GPUs have their cons.