I observe the doctor with all the same diligence since the ailment - John Donne CHIPMAKER Intel has ended up admitting that Nvidia's less costly GPU for the supercomputer is a minimum of two.five instances more quickly than one of its top in the assortment chips. The admission came inside a exploration paper presented on the 37th International Symposium on Pc Architecture. The giant thought of presenting the paper was to knock statements by Nvidia that its GPU was one hundred occasions sooner than Intel's x86 processors. The paper demonstrates that Nvidia's two-year-old GTX 280 GPU just isn't,
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