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This is hilariously false. Seriously, you are painfully misled, and what's more incredible is that you've just linked something for the side you are arguing against. More bandwidth lead to more efficient ROPs -- i.e. more bandwidth = more performance.Originally Posted by Tslm 
There is no science behind what they're saying. People are comparing memory buses and amounts which is just as ridiculous as saying Bulldozer is clocked higher than anything else and is therefore the best.
There is no science behind what they're saying. People are comparing memory buses and amounts which is just as ridiculous as saying Bulldozer is clocked higher than anything else and is therefore the best.
http://www.realworldtech.com/gpu-memory-bandwidth/
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You couldn't be more wrong on this subject.Originally Posted by Real World Technologies
The data is unambiguous in support of our hypothesis – increasing the available bandwidth has a tremendous impact on performance and can readily explain many of the shortcomings in our performance model.
The data is unambiguous in support of our hypothesis – increasing the available bandwidth has a tremendous impact on performance and can readily explain many of the shortcomings in our performance model.
Edited by Homeles - 7/21/12 at 10:48pm
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