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I'm not really familiar with GPUs that are not Intel, AMD, and Nvidia, but would these work fine for gaming (realising it is not the primary purpose).
by commandersaki 1y ago
I'm not really familiar with GPUs that are not Intel, AMD, and Nvidia, but would these work fine for gaming (realising it is not the primary purpose).
- ZiiS 1y agoThey would need very complex drivers writing.
- abracadaniel 1y agoAt this point it seems like most of what goes into the driver must be per-game tweaks to fix mistakes or optimize unoptimized code.
- chickenzzzzu 1y agoThats from the opengl days, that has mostly been shifted to vulkan and dx12 now. still, you end up having the hw vendor employees do the work in the game company's codebase
- smallmancontrov 1y agoGaming has an enormous API surface compared to AI, so almost certainly not.
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- jsheard 1y agoGaming also wants a bunch of fixed-function graphics units that a dedicated accelerator like this has no reason to include. I guess you could try to make a GPU with just programmable compute but Intel attempted that and it didn't go very well.