JEMC on 15 September 2012
A GPGPU is a General Purpose (computation) GPU.
CPUs and GPUs don't work in the same way and that makes each of them best suited for some tasks than for others. CPUs are superior dealing with sequential data/operations and complex operations while GPUs are better suited to take care of parallel data/processes.
A GPGPU is "only" a GPU that can run other software besides games that benefit from that capacity with parallel computing.
Please excuse my bad English.
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