fatslob-:O on 14 July 2014
| phaedruss said:
Take the 210 and the 610 then. Both 40 nm and both non-OEM. Cut the Tegra k1's power consumption in half and you're at 5.5 W with 180 gigaflops. That to me shows you could easily get a 200 gigaflop gpu at around 3-4 watts at 20 nm. |
Problem is the 610 has a bigger die size so it's understandable why it would win ...
It's still not a good measure to use low end GPUs to see improvements in architectures seeing as how a GTX 295 will end up being better than the GT 610 despite the fact that it's featured on an older 55nm process node.
