OpenCL And CUDA Are Go: GeForce GTX Titan, Tested In Pro Apps
We initially had trouble getting the GeForce GTX Titan to work with OpenCL and CUDA. Finally, though, there are drivers available that fix all of that. Now we can figure out if the Titan makes a good workstation-oriented alternative to Nvidia's Quadros.
DirectX: Autodesk Inventor
After receiving a lot of requests to add Autodesk Inventor to our benchmark suite, we have results for you. The software employs DirectX, and we're using a well-known project made up of 1,000 cubes that we rotate, zoom, and move. AMD's Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition does the best in this test, followed closely by Nvidia's two fastest single-GPU graphics cards. The older architectures fall far behind.
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