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one said:Oh, and concerning nVidia, I remeber they talked about render farm consisted of nVidia GPUs. Now, nVidia has products like Gelato in 'the film production pipeline'. The market Cell WS covers largely overlaps with those GPU vendor vision, so I assume it never happen that nVidia/ATi help Sony when Cell making inroads into their possible hardware markets.
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Nobody ever said it was impossible.
McFly said:
Mortimer said:Guden Oden said:Mortimer said:Looks like there is no workstation yet.
So how could they have already shipped to developers if they don't exist yet huh?
Just how many cells does it take to get that performance?
There just isn't any real info on those press releases.
When did you ever meet a press release that was loaded with straight facts? Press releases are MARKETING FLUFF. They're bullshit meant to create interest, not product manuals.
How can you know they if they have shipped anything to developers?
ARMONK, NY and TOKYO, November 29, 2004 – IBM, Sony Corporation (Sony) and Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (SCEI) announced today that they have powered-on the first Cell* processor-based workstation.
Are they lieing and if they are then why?
Shouldn't they hype those machines in the hands of developers?
The Cell is a multicore chip comprising a 64-bit Power processor core and is optimized for compute-intensive workloads and broadband rich media applications, including computer entertainment, movies and other forms of digital content. The Cell chip will be able to support multiple operating systems at the same time, and will feature a flexible on-chip I/O (input/output) interface.
Fox5 said:http://ps2.gamespy.com/playstation-3/avalon/569218p1.html
The Cell is a multicore chip comprising a 64-bit Power processor core and is optimized for compute-intensive workloads and broadband rich media applications, including computer entertainment, movies and other forms of digital content. The Cell chip will be able to support multiple operating systems at the same time, and will feature a flexible on-chip I/O (input/output) interface.
I thought cell wasn't supposed to be a Power processor?
Brimstone said:Fox5 said:http://ps2.gamespy.com/playstation-3/avalon/569218p1.html
I thought cell wasn't supposed to be a Power processor?
It seems that CELL is just a codename. Microsoft and Nintendo have the same acess to all the work Sony, Toshiba, and IBM have done over the last 5 years with regards to CPU architechture.
Brimstone said:Fox5 said:http://ps2.gamespy.com/playstation-3/avalon/569218p1.html
The Cell is a multicore chip comprising a 64-bit Power processor core and is optimized for compute-intensive workloads and broadband rich media applications, including computer entertainment, movies and other forms of digital content. The Cell chip will be able to support multiple operating systems at the same time, and will feature a flexible on-chip I/O (input/output) interface.
I thought cell wasn't supposed to be a Power processor?
It seems that CELL is just a codename. Microsoft and Nintendo have the same acess to all the work Sony, Toshiba, and IBM have done over the last 5 years with regards to CPU architechture. Microsoft and Nintendo aren't intrested in the scalable aspect of the POWER core, since they just want it for one basic use and they don't fab their own semiconductors like STI.