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GPU Shark, GPU monitoring utility

GPU Shark 0.7.1

GPU Caps Viewer

GPU Caps Viewer 1.18.1

Shadertoy To GLSL Hacker Demos

Shadertoy to
GLSL Hacker demos

Gigabyte G1.Sniper M5 Z87 (Haswell) Motherboard Unboxing

Gigabyte G1.Sniper M5
Unboxing

(WebGL) How to Enable Native OpenGL in your Browser (Windows)

How to Enable Native OpenGL
in your Browser (WebGL)

Building Worlds With Distance Functions in GLSL (Raymarching)

Distance functions
Raymarching (GLSL)

Posts Tagged ‘tesla’

NVIDIA Professional Graphics Solutions February 2013

1 comment - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2013/03/07 at 19:31

Categories: GPU Computing, Graphics Cards Tags: gpu computing, graphics card, maximus, NVIDIA, nvs, quadro, tesla

NVIDIA Professional Graphics Solutions February 2013

NVIDIA Tesla Kepler Family Product Overview

8 comments - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2012/11/13 at 10:05

Categories: GPU Computing, Graphics Cards Tags: computing, gpu, k10, k20, kepler, NVIDIA, specifications, tesla

NVIDIA Tesla GPUs overview

OpenCL and GPU Computing Latest News

1 comment - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2009/11/17 at 19:18

Categories: GPU Computing, NVIDIA CUDA, OpenCL Tags: cuda, fermi, gpu computing, opencl, tesla

OpenCL

CXT8000: NVIDIA Tesla-based Server with 1920 CUDA Cores for GPU Computing!

5 comments - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2009/10/09 at 08:35

Categories: GPU, GPU Computing, Hardware, NVIDIA CUDA Tags: colfax, ctx8000, gpu computing, NVIDIA, server, tesla

NVIDIA Tesla Server

Mathematica 7 Performance Boost Thanks To CUDA

1 comment - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2008/11/20 at 10:34

Categories: Softwares Tags: cuda, gpu, mapple, mathematica, quadro fx 5800, tesla

Mathematica 7 with CUDA

Tesla 10 and CUDA 2.0: Technical Analysis and Performance

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2008/06/27 at 09:17

Categories: Graphics Cards, NVIDIA CUDA, Programming Tags: cuda, cuda 2.0, gpu computing, gt200, NVIDIA, tesla

CUDA was announced along with G80 in November 2006, released as a public beta in February 2007, and then finally hit the Version 1.0 milestone in June 2007 along with the launch of the G80-based Tesla solutions for the HPC market. Today, Beyond3D looks at the next stage in the CUDA/Tesla journey: GT200-based solutions, CUDA 2.0, and the overall state of NVIDIA’s HPC business.

Read the article HERE.