OpenCl
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no... I mean 2 noninteracting layers unless a special pixel sends heat or electricity between
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yep, I think I will
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@alexthesax
OpenGL is a graphics drawing and processing protocall/library. It's what's used to draw and process the entire UI and graphics for such programs as Blender 3D, gl-117, and others. Strangely, I know little about OpenCL.
@plypencil
Simon does have a point. 4 == 4 last time I checked... -
plypencil:ntel are keeping their 1366 and 1156 range (numbers may be wrong but you know what i mean) 775 and mobile P are being scrapped.
They are coming out with a new design which does not use a FSB.....meant to be a lot faster. They are also working on DDR3E Which allows speeds of 4000mhz
And that processor you linked is the exact one im going to get in a few months time! From the exact same website as well! Newegg rules :D
Right now to put this thread back on topic OpenCL will be a great addition to the powder toy and with the new awsome things intel are going to release we can expect 3D TPT next year.
I am of course joking but there are massive performance improvements in computing on the way.
Kepp them? They are replacing them with 1155 and 2011 or something.
http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/cpus/2010/04/21/intel-sandy-bridge-details-of-the-ne xt-gen/1
I.E next gen processors won't be compatible with current motherboards. -
Thanks ess
