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From the article: "As you can see, the most advanced consumer devices do not come close to supercomputing power." Which is true, but on the other hand, the Nvi
by walnutclosefarm 5y ago
From the article: "As you can see, the most advanced consumer devices do not come close to supercomputing power."
Which is true, but on the other hand, the Nvidia Titan RTX at 100+ TFlops is as competent as the top supercomputers circa 2001. So, for significantly less than the cost of a decent used car (say, $6000 retail), you can have what passed as the world's most powerful computer less than a generation ago.
WHich is remarkable.