Is there a website with technical details about GPUs?

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frowertr

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Wow, what an ungrateful mother f...

Man, I don't want to break any forum rules but for this guy I was totally considering it...
 

BrightCandle

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I don't know of a website that does it. Most of my knowledge in this area comes from decades of reading. Whether it be technical review sites, books on DirectX and graphics programming and rendering and actually programming things like a ray trace, a DirectX game, a openGL stuttering simulator etc. You don't get a depth of knowledge from a single source, the round up surface knowledge comes from these review sites but to get the next level you have to do it yourself because the guys that know it mostly don't know it all, they certainly aren't going to repeat things they learnt out of books.

What your asking for comes in multiple sources so you need to read those sources and that will allow you to put it together. But to have the combined picture, that is your research and if the paper already existed online there wouldn't a lot of value in what you are doing.
 

Schmide

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Education these days, such a sense of entitlement. In my day we had the dewey decimal system and published papers in binders. I'm not saying all students are this lazy, but this is a perfect example.

It's better that you don't find the paper you wanted, you'd probably get caught plagiarizing if it existed.
 

f1sherman

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I don't have a lot of time left, if someone knows of any complete list of sources about GPUs that would help in writing a university presentation and rapport, please post it.
I just can't find anything with google.

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I find that hard to believe. Its more likely one of things below:

  • you have only a vague idea of what exactly you are looking for
  • you want finished paper, and even cut/copy/paste is too much of an effort (Give me a link. ONE(!))
  • you want university quality material that's clever enough to be presentable, yet simple enough that you don't have to spend time learning it

Hopefully you are rich and look like Brad Pitt. Because both lazy AND rude won't get you far.
 

Techhog

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Education these days, such a sense of entitlement. In my day we had the dewey decimal system and published papers in binders. I'm not saying all students are this lazy, but this is a perfect example.

It's better that you don't find the paper you wanted, you'd probably get caught plagiarizing if it existed.

Especially since any school should have a library database to search online.
 
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