torok on 05 September 2013
| disolitude said: Valid point...but in terms of sheer processing power and stuff people reference on these forums (GFLOPS FTW), Tegra 4 is the current leader on the GPU side. Tegra 5 is supposed to correct all this by bringing support for OpenGL ES 3.0, DX11 and OpenGL 4.4 in on SoC. |
And Tegra 5 will bring CUDA to mobile platforms and real time hardware accelerated HDR (instead of taking a normal picture and seeing it on HDR after postprocessing, the camera will show the HDR image on realtime). That are killer features and Nvidia depends only on itself to make it a success like Tegra 2 was (price, 4G support, etc).
