GTX 650 ti - number of cudas?

[donegal]

The spec on this site shows 576 yet everywhere else I have read it states 768. Is there something I don't know...

 

[keynes]

The spec on this site shows 576 yet everywhere else I have read it states 768. Is there something I don't know...

It is probably a mistake in the configurator, you could contact PCS for peace of mind if you have ordered the GTX 650 ti.

 

[donegal]

I am guessing it's a typo or something too. I know that the 'partners' of nVidia e.g. Zotac, Asus, Gigabyte, Palit, etc. do things to these cards which alter the original spec (although not normally a fundamental core spec). I just wondered if this was the case as I ordered the 650 ti because it was double the cudas (for vid editing) of the original card I had specified (the 1gb GTX650). That only had 384.

 

[Iroquois Pliskin]

Nice catch, the GTX 650 Ti indeed has 768 CUDA cores/SPUs.

 

[PCS]

Thatks for notifying us of this typo, it has now been corrected +rep

 

[donegal]

Wow thanks for the rep. I now have to go through the whole site during all my waking hours looking for typos nline2long: as in your post above

I do like smilies :yes:

 

[Frank100]

The Nvidia Kepler chipset cards are based on blocks of 192 cores per Symmetric Multiprocessing Unit (or SMX as they call them now). So the 650ti has 4 SMX's, the 650 has 2, the 670 has 7 and so on.

No matter what the various 'partners' do they aren't going to be able to tweak the number of CUDA cores. Clock speeds and cooling styles are where you get the variety.