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It depends on what you're doing. Doubles are still slower than floats due to twice bigger requirements imposed on memory performance & cache size. So if you doi
by Arech 2y ago
It depends on what you're doing. Doubles are still slower than floats due to twice bigger requirements imposed on memory performance & cache size. So if you doing a "calculator" style of work, there's not much difference, but if you're processing large arrays of data, it's still something you should think of.
- taylorius 2y agoYeah, exactly that. I was getting artifacts processing long vectors, and it was 32 bit float precision that was the culprit.