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> GPUs run at a pretty low clock rate anyway (600Mhz-1100Mhz), should be able to get 300-400Mhz out of an FPGA An ASIC (GPUs are ASICs) running at 300 MHz can
by adwn 12y ago
> GPUs run at a pretty low clock rate anyway (600Mhz-1100Mhz), should be able to get 300-400Mhz out of an FPGA
An ASIC (GPUs are ASICs) running at 300 MHz can do a lot more per cycle than an FPGA at the same technology node running at the same frequency. A lot. Think order-of-magnitude more.
> The faulty logic elements / LUTs could just be marked as bad and not used.
This will screw up your timing, unless you reserve more setup slack (which in turn hurts the achievable performance).