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DX12:
1000 GFLOPS = 15 fps
160 gigapixels per second = fullhd
40 gigapixels per second = hd
a 4000 gflops card with 40 gps @ hd = 60 fps
a 4000 gflops card with 160 gps @ hd = 60 fps
a 4000 gflops card with 40 gps @ fullhd = 30 fps
a 4000 gflops card with 160 gps @ fullhd = 60 fps
DX11:
1000 GFLOPS = 30 fps
80 gigapixels per second = fullhd
20 gigapixels per second = hd
a 2000 gflops card with 20 gps @ hd = 60 fps
a 2000 gflops card with 80 gps @ hd = 60 fps
a 2000 gflops card with 20 gps @ fullhd = 30 fps
a 2000 gflops card with 80 gps @ fullhd = 60 fps
DX10:
1000 GFLOPS = 60 fps
40 gigapixels per second = fullhd
10 gigapixels per second = hd
a 1000 gflops card with 10 gps @ hd = 60 fps
a 1000 gflops card with 40 gps @ hd = 60 fps
a 1000 gflops card with 10 gps @ fullhd = 30 fps
a 1000 gflops card with 40 gps @ fullhd = 60 fps
DX9:
1000 GFLOPS = 120 fps
20 gigapixels per second = fullhd
05 gigapixels per second = hd
a 500 gflops card with 05 gps @ hd = 60 fps
a 500 gflops card with 20 gps @ hd = 60 fps
a 500 gflops card with 05 gps @ fullhd = 30 fps
a 500 gflops card with 20 gps @ fullhd = 60 fps
Sources:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...ocessing_units
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...ocessing_units
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_..._Iris_Graphics
I guess these represent the absolute peak numbers a GPU can actually hit. I suppose if you're looking into crypto mining, the GP/s part probably doesn't matter much at all; it’s really just the gflops you should be watching.
1000 GFLOPS = 15 fps
160 gigapixels per second = fullhd
40 gigapixels per second = hd
a 4000 gflops card with 40 gps @ hd = 60 fps
a 4000 gflops card with 160 gps @ hd = 60 fps
a 4000 gflops card with 40 gps @ fullhd = 30 fps
a 4000 gflops card with 160 gps @ fullhd = 60 fps
DX11:
1000 GFLOPS = 30 fps
80 gigapixels per second = fullhd
20 gigapixels per second = hd
a 2000 gflops card with 20 gps @ hd = 60 fps
a 2000 gflops card with 80 gps @ hd = 60 fps
a 2000 gflops card with 20 gps @ fullhd = 30 fps
a 2000 gflops card with 80 gps @ fullhd = 60 fps
DX10:
1000 GFLOPS = 60 fps
40 gigapixels per second = fullhd
10 gigapixels per second = hd
a 1000 gflops card with 10 gps @ hd = 60 fps
a 1000 gflops card with 40 gps @ hd = 60 fps
a 1000 gflops card with 10 gps @ fullhd = 30 fps
a 1000 gflops card with 40 gps @ fullhd = 60 fps
DX9:
1000 GFLOPS = 120 fps
20 gigapixels per second = fullhd
05 gigapixels per second = hd
a 500 gflops card with 05 gps @ hd = 60 fps
a 500 gflops card with 20 gps @ hd = 60 fps
a 500 gflops card with 05 gps @ fullhd = 30 fps
a 500 gflops card with 20 gps @ fullhd = 60 fps
Sources:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...ocessing_units
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...ocessing_units
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_..._Iris_Graphics
I guess these represent the absolute peak numbers a GPU can actually hit. I suppose if you're looking into crypto mining, the GP/s part probably doesn't matter much at all; it’s really just the gflops you should be watching.