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> It's partially telling that you write "2D/3D accelerators" which means that was a different class of thing It's because that's what they were called at the t
by archerx 2y ago
> It's partially telling that you write "2D/3D accelerators" which means that was a different class of thing
It's because that's what they were called at the time. Just because some one calls a rose a different name doesn't mean it doesn't smell the same.
What defines a GPU? it's a compute unit that process graphics, yes it is that simple. There were many cards that did this before Nvidia.
An A.I. chip is just a tensor processing unit a TPU, this not that hard to grasp, I think, in my opinion.
- pests 2y ago> What defines a GPU? it's a compute unit that process graphics, yes it is that simple But you originally declared the Sony chip as the first GPU. There were many things that processed graphics before that, as you have declared. Apparently going back to the Amiga in the 70s. It is this muddyness with retroactively declaring tech a certain kind that I'm questing here.