Soleron on 16 September 2011
| o_O.Q said: 1000 Mhz = 1 Gig... whats so special? |
AMD GPUs have previously run in the 800MHz range. I think Nvidia GPUs have been clocked at about 1.4GHz on the shaders for a while now. That doesn't mean Nvidia is better, it's a tradeoff based on shader amount, density, power and clockspeed.
The process used to make CPUs and GPUs is very different. Intel and AMD's CPU process nodes get 4GHz max; TSMC's get ~1.6GHz max (Bobcat).
This is fake fake fake though so irrelevant.
