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scrotal surge
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Bare with me, HAN. I used to de-solder clock chips on IIsi and IIci's Macs and install an upgraded clock chip to get them to 24mhz. For those that know, yeah... big boost for the times. I ran a booth at MacWorld. o:
Now............Can someone explain CPU and GPU? I had BUS speed explained to me in a very cool way. My Apple G4 400mhz had a 100mhz bus speed. I was taught that it meant, basically, "take 100 people on a bus, 400 miles an hour". Processor upgrades are lame because the bus is still limited to the speed on the logic board.
In terms of this video, GPU > CPU far greater than I really understand. Can someone throw it in terms I might understand?
Now............Can someone explain CPU and GPU? I had BUS speed explained to me in a very cool way. My Apple G4 400mhz had a 100mhz bus speed. I was taught that it meant, basically, "take 100 people on a bus, 400 miles an hour". Processor upgrades are lame because the bus is still limited to the speed on the logic board.
In terms of this video, GPU > CPU far greater than I really understand. Can someone throw it in terms I might understand?
aka Heywoodjablowme
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From: Nashville, TN
Bare with me, HAN. I used to de-solder clock chips on IIsi and IIci's Macs and install an upgraded clock chip to get them to 24mhz. For those that know, yeah... big boost for the times. I ran a booth at MacWorld. o:
Now............Can someone explain CPU and GPU? I had BUS speed explained to me in a very cool way. My Apple G4 400mhz had a 100mhz bus speed. I was taught that it meant, basically, "take 100 people on a bus, 400 miles an hour". Processor upgrades are lame because the bus is still limited to the speed on the logic board.
In terms of this video, GPU > CPU far greater than I really understand. Can someone throw it in terms I might understand?
Now............Can someone explain CPU and GPU? I had BUS speed explained to me in a very cool way. My Apple G4 400mhz had a 100mhz bus speed. I was taught that it meant, basically, "take 100 people on a bus, 400 miles an hour". Processor upgrades are lame because the bus is still limited to the speed on the logic board.
In terms of this video, GPU > CPU far greater than I really understand. Can someone throw it in terms I might understand?
a GPU computes & plots muliple points simultaneously, therefore resulting in not only faster speed but better definition
:dunno:
