Monday, July 18th 2022
Glenfly Details its Arise-GT10C0 Graphics Card
It's not only Intel that has been showing off new graphics cards recently, as Chinese company Glenfly has revealed more details about its Arise-GT10C0 graphics card. To be clear from the start, this is not a graphics card for gamers, but rather for the PRC government and its computers, as the nation is trying to become self-sufficient when it comes to computer hardware for its government agencies and other government backed organisations. The 28 nm GPU has a clock speed of a whopping 500 MHz and delivers 1.5 TFLOPs of FP32 performance, which places it firmly in yesteryear's performance category. Glenfly claims support for up to 4K resolution, althought this is most likely only for desktop use.
The GPU is paired with 2 or 4 GB of DDR4 memory with a clock speed of 1200 MHz, using either a 64 or a 128 bit memory interface. The actual cards have a PCIe 3.0 x8 interface and have support for unspecified HDMI and DP interfaces, as well as D-Sub VGA ports. Driver support includes DirectX 11, OpenGL 4.5 and OpenCL 1.2. The GPU is also said to have hardware offload support for HEVC and H.264 hardware encoding, as well as decoding for both formats, plus most other common video formats, although, oddly enough, support for AVS, which is China's homebrewed video codec, is missing. OS support includes various Chinese flavours of Linux, Ubuntu and Windows according to Glenfly and outside of the x86 processor world, MIPS and arm based processors are said be supported.
Sources:
Glenfly, via @Loeschzwerg_3DC
The GPU is paired with 2 or 4 GB of DDR4 memory with a clock speed of 1200 MHz, using either a 64 or a 128 bit memory interface. The actual cards have a PCIe 3.0 x8 interface and have support for unspecified HDMI and DP interfaces, as well as D-Sub VGA ports. Driver support includes DirectX 11, OpenGL 4.5 and OpenCL 1.2. The GPU is also said to have hardware offload support for HEVC and H.264 hardware encoding, as well as decoding for both formats, plus most other common video formats, although, oddly enough, support for AVS, which is China's homebrewed video codec, is missing. OS support includes various Chinese flavours of Linux, Ubuntu and Windows according to Glenfly and outside of the x86 processor world, MIPS and arm based processors are said be supported.
28 Comments on Glenfly Details its Arise-GT10C0 Graphics Card
These are great people and working with them is so much easier than with the big GPU makers where everything is complicated because of politics and lawyers.
Maybe W1zz could request a review sample? That would be a most interesting read.
Yep, I gotta getz me some of dem, like, yesterday..../s
god only knows how much spywarez, rootkits, backdoors, surveillance tools etc is baked in, hehehe :)
nah its blue its vga...........either way it's old, very old in PC terms
I believe Via technologies is pretty much dead.
www.techpowerup.com/289123/innosilicons-fenghua-gpu-based-on-imagination-technologies-img-b-series-gpu-coresIn the graphics space, for sure. They've got enough other side hustles to keep on going as a company for years to come. The most profitable being VLI.
Enough for CS:Go and office? might be a cheap alternative with more power than onboard gpu ...
Is the drive china ccp "spyware" free or does it come with backdoors like most cheap IOT devices?