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article here. http://blogs.barrons.com/techtraderdaily/?mod=BOL_Nav_DAA_other

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192 CUDA cores in this thing... Nvidia is insane for making that as a cpu for mobile devices, thoughts?

 

During the Nvidia live press conference on Twitch for CES announced that instead of launch the Tegra 5 they're instead launching the Tegra K1, a 192 CUDA core processor for mobile applications with more processing power than anything that has been released before under the idea that a Tegra chip can process everything that a normal mobile cpu can a lot faster.

 

Update: Draws 5 Watts of power

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Maybe putting some context behind this will help,instead of trying to beat everyone that will try and post it first. You're lucky I know what you're talking about.

 

 

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my thought is simple HOLY SHIT HOW THE FUCK THEY DO THAT

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Maybe putting some context behind this will help,instead of trying to beat everyone that will try and post it first. You're lucky I know what you're talking about.

I'm listing things about it at the moment

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that ira demo on the tegra k1 is insane!

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I can't wait for technology in 5 years if this is what we can do now...

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Super chip my behind it's a mobile APU with 8% the GPU performance of a 780.

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Super chip my behind it's a mobile APU with 8% the GPU performance of a 780.

It's also 8% they size of a 780.....

 

 

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It's also 8% they size of a 780.....

No it isn't, actually it's about 19% the size.

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Super chip my behind it's a mobile APU with 8% the GPU performance of a 780.

You cant compare a phone chip to a 780 or a 460 or any other desktop gpu. And this one us way better thsn anything else so...

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No it isn't, actually it's about 19% the size.

No, it's definitely a lot less than that... a 780 PCB is much larger than that chip.

 

 

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gtfo with all that lens flare

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You cant compare a phone chip to a 780 or a 460 or any other desktop gpu. And this one us way better thsn anything else so...

They're marketing a mobile processor as a "super chip" that's just bullshit.

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I bet the battery drain on that will be mental unless nvidia has something up their sleeves.

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and i jizzed in my pants...

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gtfo with all that lens flare

But lens flare to a degree is amazing :o

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I bet the battery drain on that will be mental unless nvidia has something up their sleeves.

5 watts? O.o

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article here. http://blogs.barrons.com/techtraderdaily/?mod=BOL_Nav_DAA_other

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A lot of hype with this '192' GPU core thing... If I were a phone or tablet maker, I am still not convinced. I still doubt Nvidia can convince them (mainly Samsung, Sony, HTC, Motorola, LG, Nokia) to use the K1 in their next device. I don't think Nvidia can break into the mobile industry as the go-to-company for mobile GPUs. If Qualcomm does NOT improve on their own Adreno GPU (highly unlikely; we'll be seeing why at their Press conference), then this may be a good substitute.

 

Keep in mind people, we as consumers cannot control what GPU phone and tablet makers use. Phone makers want to use the best (and most compatible with CPU), of course, but also according to their budget for that device. So if price on the contract for a Nvidia GPU is higher than a Qualcomm, you know very well what GPU they will use.

 

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It's using a gpu as a cpu and gpu for mobile processing and it's the fastest one yet.

Ah, my bad, that would explain why some Tegra apps don't work for non-Tegra devices. I still stand by my assumption that phone and tablet makers are not convinced to use Nvidia products on their devices. This was blatantly shown when Google decided to use Qualcomm for the Nexus 7 (2013).

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No it isn't, actually it's about 19% the size.

factor in the cooling that a 780 needs, and its about 1% the size of a 780. It also consumes 1/50 of the power of a 780

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