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Read more.And talks about its Scalable System Framework (Intel SSF) at the SC15 conference.
Yeah, but... Can it run Crysis?
You can use it as your main system CPU so yes, yes it wull run CrysisOriginally Posted by Bastardko
Salazaar : <Touching wood as I write this...>
Need another one of these to get a consistent 30fps
"Nothing is safer than a giant snowball whipping through space...at a million miles an hour"
(1) unfortunately it is LINUX based creating further problems for small companies which are comfortable with windows. (2) there is this other part I dont get, most of these HPC cards target big organizations am sure most of us trust our 'cheaper' cards the likes of TITAN X and FURY X which have awesome Teraflop computing abilities, the Tflops of a Fury x BEAT any core out there and that is no secret thats why Bitcoin miners use them ditching TESLA and the boring Xeon Phi.
Listen forget crysis , Can it run Football manager with all the Leagues turned on and max database ;P
Firstly I imagine the set of companies that can afford and want to use a Xeon Phi but have zero Linux experience is pretty small since most HPC work is done on Linux, and anyway there are Windows drivers for the Co-Processor configuration even if it still 'runs' Linux internally.
Also aren't most Bitcoin miners ditching GPUs for ASICs now, otherwise you end up paying more out on electricity than you can mine back in coins...
So when will this intel fish and chips be available?. The big question is, how much will it cost?. No doubt it will follow typical intel rip-off prices.
Probably not very well, because Crysis is limited to 2 CPU cores. For games like this, you need high clock frequency per core, not more cores.
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