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I think the thing is that the only reason to do general purpose computing on a GPU is to get extra performance. So everyone who's using the device is going to w
by joe_the_user 5y ago
I think the thing is that the only reason to do general purpose computing on a GPU is to get extra performance. So everyone who's using the device is going to want to know how to optimize where a program where performance doesn't matter will default run on a CPU.
And GPUs are structured to send a whole lot of memory to many processors and I think that doing this efficiently is an inherently harder problem than sending memory to a few complex processors through a pipeline that's complex, yes, but designed to make things feel easy.