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Unfortunately none of those are any use for video work.
by ErroneousBosh 11mo ago
Unfortunately none of those are any use for video work.
- shmeeed 11mo agoIs that due to some kind of issue with the architecture, or just a matter of software support? In the latter case, I'd expect patches for AMD or Intel to become a priority pretty quickly. After all, they need their products to run on systems that customers can buy.
- ErroneousBosh 11mo agoWell, they don't support CUDA and I don't see CUDA coming to AMD any time soon. Intel is just plain not capable of it because it's not really a GPU, more a framebuffer with a clever blitter.
- pjmlp 11mo agoGreat opportunity to adopt Khronos APIs.
- ivanjermakov 11mo agoIsn't OpenCL is a widely supported compute platform alternative to CUDA? Not sure if it's fair comparison.
- iszomer 11mo agoZLUDA?
- pdpi 11mo agoPresumably you mean Intel’s integrated GPUs? They do have the Arc line of discrete GPUs now, and those are a bit more than a frame buffer with a clever blitter.