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    Hardware support: Nvidia made $5 billion during a GPU shortage and expects to do it again in Q1

    February 25, 2021

    Hardware support: Nvidia made $5 billion during a GPU shortage and expects to do it again in Q1

    Nvidia made $5 billion during a GPU shortage and expects to do it again in Q1

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    Trying to "emulate" a GPU...

    Posted: 24 Feb 2021 03:39 AM PST

    Suppose I've a GPU with a 1,000 shader units clocked at 1GHz (1,000 cores x 1GHz x 2 = 2,000 GFlops) and for some (bizarre) reason I'm trying to emulate another GPU that's built on similar architecture but has 800 shader units (1,600 GFlops) and everything else is the same... would I be able to "emulate" it by downclocking my GPU to 800MHz (1,000 cores x 0.8GHz x 2 = 1,600 GFlop)?

    The only real difference I can think of is the L1 cache as... let's just say my GPU has 5 SMs (i.e whopping 200 cores per SM!) whereas the one I'm trying to emulate has 4 SMs but do you think that difference would be somewhat mitigated by lower clock speed?

    P.S I apologize if this isn't the right sub. I just couldn't think of a better, more appropriate sub to ask such a bizarre question. I hope you understand.

    Thanks!

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