Kungfucow Baseband Member Messages 53 Jun 25, 2007 #1 er, I'm looking at graphics cards and I see a huge variation in the amounts of these "independent stream processing units" which corresponds greatly with he price. What exactly do they do ?
er, I'm looking at graphics cards and I see a huge variation in the amounts of these "independent stream processing units" which corresponds greatly with he price. What exactly do they do ?
esa193 Fully Optimized Messages 4,210 Jun 25, 2007 #2 i think they help with the speed in prossesing data
Rudster8161 BSOD Messages 6,556 Jun 25, 2007 #3 its like dual core cpu's but for video cards the amount is much larger. its a lot more complicated than that but simply put the more the better. same with pixel pipelines on older cards like the nvidia 7 series and the ati X1K series. the more the better. and usually more expensive
its like dual core cpu's but for video cards the amount is much larger. its a lot more complicated than that but simply put the more the better. same with pixel pipelines on older cards like the nvidia 7 series and the ati X1K series. the more the better. and usually more expensive
D Drain You In Runtime Messages 290 Jun 25, 2007 #4 More isnt "ALWAYS" better just look at ATI's DX10 cards