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Just wondering why this is in troubleshooting...

 

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Depends on how good they were... Thats like asking how would I like Honda if they got into the truck business. 

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is this a actual card? for consumers?

Not a GPU, a coprossesor, notice, no outputs.

 

Its like a second CPU kinda

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i would hope that if they did i could sli/crossfire/whatever there version will be called with there integrated graphics 

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well i didn't know, when did they started in this business?

 

I think they are on their 3rd gen of the Xeon Phi. Coprocessors have been around for a while.

There is 3 series with 57 and 61 core models with a low clock speed and built in RAM.

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If they made great GPUs that beat both AMD or Nvidia then yes, I would. As long as the GPU doesn't have the emo skull like on the 730 series SSDs.

 

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