
It actually boils down fairly simply to a mixed bag: ATI’s Stream tends to be outright faster and pulls more of the load off of the CPU, but Nvidia’s CUDA tends to produce better quality results. Interestingly, PC Perspective seems to like ATI’s Avivo video transcoding application more than they used to, saying they’re impressed by its simplicity. But which side are you on? [PC Perspective via Engadget]
matt
August 11, 2009 at 1:44 PM
don’t care about these, can’t be bothered supporting multiple gpgpu sdks, hopefully directx11 compute shader works just as well, so we only have to learn one.
I suppose that the manufactures developing there own sdks is good for non windows platforms tho.
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