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How would you suggest rationally naming GPU products? Tflops, shaders, means nothing to the average consumer. Can this one run the newest call of shooty on the
by Our_Benefactors 4y ago
How would you suggest rationally naming GPU products? Tflops, shaders, means nothing to the average consumer. Can this one run the newest call of shooty on the “best” settings? GPU performance is usually presented as relative to another piece of hardware to demonstrate the improvements.
- bee_rider 4y agoIt doesn't have to be based on a particular metric, they should just pick a numerical sequence and stick to it. I would suggest: G-M, where G is the generation and M is the market segment. They could even make M a letter (A, B, C) to avoid confusion (rather than using 50, 60, 70, 80, which was the closest thing they got to a convention). A=awesome, B=better, C=consumer. They can stick a W on the front for workstation cards, and give them another letter at the end for special high-memory runs or whatever. So this could be something like the: w20a-h.