NVIDIA Kepler is more reliable

Although recent AccuAc cannon Charlie continues to announce that GK104's core area is 320-350 square millimeters, GK110's core area is about 550 square millimeters. However, in view of Charlie's inaccuracy on the GF100/GF104/GF110 and the fabrication of the PhysX module, many rumors have little reference value.

Of course, there are also treasures in the rubbish dump. Many current rumors, including Charlie's information, have been confirmed by the PCINLIFE administrator and Czech OBR bloggers. The GK104 data includes: The core frequency is greater than 900MHz, and the single-precision floating-point arithmetic capability is about 3TFLOPS. The device is 256bit. For reference, the GF110 (GeForce GTX 580) public version of the frequency of the data is 1.6TFLOPS, and the opponent AMD Radeon HD 7970 single-precision floating point of 3.79TFLOPS, of course, this computing power can not fully represent the actual application performance.

In addition, Cho also said in a post commentary that the desktop version of the GeForce GTX 680 will use the castrated version of the GK110 core, and the full version will still appear in HPC/workstation applications such as Tesla/Quadro, but Cho has previously indicated the GK110 and Tahiti is not something of a grade at all.