Intel GPU Architecture Mapped Out
"The future of Intel's discrete graphics plans "
Published: 12th April 2007 | Source: VR-Zone |
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Author: PV5150
Source: VR-Zone
We get a sniff of Intel's discrete graphics plans.
| Beyond3D revealed the future Intel discrete graphics plans with slides from the Visual Computing Group. The architecture is based on 10+ mini-cores that has 10mm2 die size and 6.25W TDP each. Each core has 16-wide 512-bit vector unit capable of executing VLIW instructions. 10 of such cores will be sharing at least 4MB of L2 cache and has a total die size at 140mm2 and 90W TDP. Performance could hit 1.2TFlops. The slides also revealed some fixed functions units and a high-bandwidth memory I/O. Most probably the first card will be pairing up with GDDR5 memories to provide an off-die bandwidth of more than 150GB/s. |
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The iGreen looks like the best bet at that pricepoint, or maybe the Silverstone
The iGreen looks like the best bet at that pricepoint, or maybe the Silverstone
Yeah the IGreen is a good unit and likely to be one of the quietest. If not the IGreen, maybe the FSP.
430w or 500 igreen?
430w or 500 igreen?
500w would be best. I think you're gonna be cutting it a bit fine with the 430w tbh.
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