Some gpu questions

[NicekillBG]

What do theese mean and do? i just dont get what they do i mean i try to figure by the name but still.. DO they i dont know process the map that i am playing in a game faster if they are on a powerfull gpu or what?

-Texture Rate

-ROPs

Pixel Rate

Shader
Processing Units

Actual Shader
Performance              

                                                                                                           

[Badger906]

lol I can't be arsed to write you an essay.. but basically in almost all respects more is good!!

when it comes to a gpu just buy the best that you can afford. its as simple as that.

you can go Comparing specs till you're blue in the face and still have 2 near identical cards that perform massively differently.

[NicekillBG]

lol I can't be arsed to write you an essay.. but basically in almost all respects more is good!!

when it comes to a gpu just buy the best that you can afford. its as simple as that.

you can go Comparing specs till you're blue in the face and still have 2 near identical cards that perform massively differently.

hmm ok

[Badger906]

Texture rate or texture fill rate is the speed at which the gpu can render pixels per second. calculated: number of Tsu x core clock speed.

Rops or render output units are basically what puts all the pixels together to make the final image you see. again more if these the faster things are rendered.

pixel rate is almost the same as texture rate it's just calculated slightly differently. its number of Rops x core clock.

the shader is what's used to put shadow and or shade to enhance detail of the image on screen. a bigger number here means it can produce better shadows faster.

processing unit is self explanatory. its basically the gpus cpu. how fast it processes all the information.

[NicekillBG]

Texture rate or texture fill rate is the speed at which the gpu can render pixels per second. calculated: number of Tsu x core clock speed.

Rops or render output units are basically what puts all the pixels together to make the final image you see. again more if these the faster things are rendered.

pixel rate is almost the same as texture rate it's just calculated slightly differently. its number of Rops x core clock.

the shader is what's used to put shadow and or shade to enhance detail of the image on screen. a bigger number here means it can produce better shadows faster.

processing unit is self explanatory. its basically the gpus cpu. how fast it processes all the information.

Well that is the best answer i can get