ELI5: What is the difference between a GPU and a CPU from a
Feb 28, 2022 · The cpu is good at math, English, chem, bio, etc. yet the cpu is an average athlete. The gpu is average in academics, but can throw ball far af. In other words, the cpu is designed to handle a breadth of tasks at a steady pace. Whereas the gpu is designed to do one task at a much faster rate.
GPU or CPU for encoding videos ? : r/handbrake - Reddit
Feb 7, 2022 · The keys to understand are this: have done many CPU vs GPU tests and I know GPU is the superior solution. I use a 3080 vs 5900x. Only if GPU in best quality is not good enough, does CPU makes sense, and then only at an even better quality setting, meaning far far slower.l the tests you want and compare the quality of the outcome from both CPU ...
Upgrading PC for LLaMA: CPU vs GPU : r/LocalLLaMA - Reddit
Apr 22, 2023 · My current CPU is very old and takes 3 seconds to generate a single token on the 13B model I get 3-4 tokens a second on my laptop and Steam Deck for a 13B model. To me, that's fast enough. It's like watching a good typist. So I've decided to go with CPU over GPU since I can get 64GB of RAM cheaply and thus run big models.
What are ideal & dangerous temps for you CPU and GPU? : …
Both my GPU and CPU temps stay under 60c under full load. I use a $100 AIO and cheap p14 fans. It took testing and a few different configurations to reach those temps. For example, simply flipping my bottom fans dropped the GPU by 10 degrees. The point is, thought and effort should be put into cooling.
CPU vs GPU : r/ElectricalEngineering - Reddit
If you only want to compare CPU vs GPU, you can just compare model inference times. Whatever makes more sense for your presentation. My only suggestions looking at your test plan would be to look at performance metrics other than accuracy if you have imbalanced classes (a non 50/50 ratio of cod & herring).
Is GPU rendering always better than CPU rendering? : r/blender
May 21, 2023 · Hey there! So, GPU rendering is generally faster than CPU rendering because GPUs have more cores that can process tasks simultaneously. However, it doesn't mean that CPU rendering is entirely pointless. The quality of the render isn't necessarily determined by whether you use a GPU or CPU; it depends on the software and settings you're using.
Powerful CPU vs GPU transcoding : r/PleX - Reddit
Jun 10, 2022 · Hardware accelerated means GPU (lower quality results but faster so the system can do more transcodes), software means CPU (higher quality results but slower so the system can do fewer transcode). Make sense?
CPU vs GPU (Vray) : r/archviz - Reddit
Aug 13, 2023 · Don't ever switch from CPU to GPU and vice versa, you will not get the same results, because V-Ray CPU and V-Ray GPU are TWO DIFFERENT RENDER ENGINES! At first when V-Ray RT was available, they were, but the dev's never managed to make V-Ray RT work properly. That is why V-Ray GPU was created.
GPU vs CPU: which is more important to maximize FPS?
Apr 17, 2022 · If the game you'll play is mostly relying on one core (or one CPU thread) then a good CPU is what you want for 1080p and a decent GPU will do the job. (1050 i.e.) If you want pretty graphics and high FPS, then you need a better GPU, but at 1080p you still need a good CPU or your GPU will be limited by the CPU power.
Do I stream/record with a CPU or the GPU. : r/Amd - Reddit
Apr 12, 2021 · Recording use GPU.. for streaming, i'd advise the CPU since you've got the horse power there to do it. AVC streaming on the 5700xt (or 6000 for that matter) is pretty damn trashy, HEVC streaming however is pretty damn good, but is limited to at the moment only youtube since youtube is the only one that supports HEVC streaming.