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TPU's GPU Database Portal & Updates

added a ton of NVidia workstation cards, well over 40 with pics now 88.895% of the cards have images total 100% for nvidia
 
Great work man, the DB is coming up beautiful!
 
many more gpus added to both workstations and non reference, 91.20% of the db has images
 
That db is better than ever. I like your seeming enthusiasm for it.
 
97.1% of cards now have images, have just about completed the entire mobile workstation lineup for NVidia all with images, more sorting improvements with workstation cards aswel

things to implement soon

1.) Cards To Display Single Precision GFLOPs (Processing Power)

2.) Move Reviews To Left Column and Referance Board to Right Column

3.) Nvidia Quadro NVS Series
 
You are going fast as hell man, 1% per day in a huge db like that is awesome !

Keep it up!
 
Great job Man! :toast:
 
Quadro NVS series added, only maybe 3 gpus are missing but I will not add any mobile gpu if there is not an image out there, so even with that being said over 90 mobile gpus added today alone!
 
completed the NVidia mobile gpu lineup all with chip shots and mxm's mostly chip shots, its a nice way to view how NVidia moved which componants where and how much more was added. 1203 gpus listed 1178 with images, 97.921%
 
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Looks sweet man, but i think you should use just a large scale pic and remove that white part with the ATI logo since the chip has it mentioned in it.

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Unless its due to layout format, that way i can understand.
 
LeviathanPT said:
Looks sweet man, but i think you should use just a large scale pic and remove that white part with the ATI logo since the chip has it mentioned in it.

EDIT:

Unless its due to layout format, that way i can understand.
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in that specific pic the chip itself is at max scale to the height of the limit I have so even without the logo I wouldn't beable to make it bigger so I moved it to the right of the canvas and added a logo into what space I had left
 
Ah ok, thanks for explaining! :D
 
1220 Cards Listed, 1211 With Images
99.262% Complete

not many ati chips added today because I worked all day remaking each ati logo and chip pic and made a common template to see for earlier generation chips

added Rage mobility, 7000, 9000, Xxxx series mobile chips

organized the entire IGP ati family, added some ati IGP chips

examples:
http://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/1410/ATI_Mobility_Radeon_X300_(PCIe_1.0_x16).html

http://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/1409/ATI_Mobility_Radeon_X600_(PCIe_1.0_x16).html

http://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/1602/ATI_Mobility_Radeon_X600_SE_(PCIe_1.0_x16).html

http://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/1405/ATI_Mobility_Radeon_X700_(PCIe_1.0_x16).html

http://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/1408/ATI_Mobility_Radeon_X800_XT_(PCIe_1.0_x16).html
 
Looking sweet man, are you thinking on adding further ahead some sort of performance comparison ?

Kinda like a overall performance score ?
 
LeviathanPT said:
Looking sweet man, are you thinking on adding further ahead some sort of performance comparison ?

Kinda like a overall performance score ?
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yes I have actually been thinking of a way to make an overall standard of calculating a score but every architecture is unique and there is no plausible way mathematically *for now* <-- thinking of ways to change that, to create a performance standard score from 1 to 100, 100 being the current years best performance standard, and as time goes on changing that number to 99, 98 and so on, I may also plan to put benchmark scores in, and let me tell you... im not bothered by the extra work I would have to do to make sure all gpus have this, its just finding a way to make it so everyone can understand it and the best possible way to display it.

if any of you have any ideas on how to display this please let me know

there doesn't have to be a 1 to 100 standard I was just giving an example,

but I was just experimenting with core config calculations an HD7970 with 2048 shaders, 128 tmus, and 32 rops, could be calculated

2048x128x32=8388608 which could then be displayed as a performance rating at 83.88/608 or something and then adding 925MHz core clock by 9.25 making it 93.13 and maybe labeling it as Core Performance rating

and making a separate memory performance by adding to 83.88 to the 1375MHz memory clock by 13.75 which would make a memory performance score of 97.63 Memory Performance rating if GDDR5 or something
 
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Added many Ati Mobility GPUs, 1252 NVidia and amd gpus total

99.281% with images
 
now 1289 and proud to announce, the gpudb is now overall complete (meaning almost all known gpus are listed and show specs/Referance board related) for amd and NVidia, but don't worry, still have much more planned including but not limited to showing

◾Data fetch rate (32-bit):
◾Polygon throughput:
◾Processing power (single precision): <-- highest priority, others may be skipped
◾Anti-aliased pixel fill rate:
 
New sorting system implemented, now you can view cards by desktop or mobile, igp, or workstation enjoy :D
 
Single Precision feature implemented, however its just beta for now but all the modern cards show the correct number just not the correct name

big plans to make an entire new chip db showing just chip shot pics of all gpus, so you all can see the evolution of the gpu, however this is a big project too so it will take sometime, something to expect in a month or 2
 
added some all-in-one amd mxm's, and a lot of ASUS, evga, and a few others partner cards all with card length, specs and pics
 
Sweet work man !
 
single precision feature is now completed, improvements later on, and possibly double precision next

added possibly hundreds of non preference cards to this gen cards
 
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