We know it's 16EU,it's been already posted in the news. How much better performance can it get? Ontario's weak CPU with 80SPs is posting fps numbers in the realm between HD2000 and HD3000.If IB matches Llano's 400SPs I would be hugely surprisedOriginally Posted by -Sweeper_
wow, someone already has numbers comparing IB's IGP with the next gen fusion, could you share more with us informal?
you could also point out why you think most people care about hardcore games while buying a computer without discrete graphics card.... BD Fusion is going to ramp up Llano's SP count,so if that impossible task of matching Llano happens(which it won't since intel needs 2x-3x more GPU power to do that), BD Fusion will stomp it again.
As for hardcore gaming comment,where did I mention HC gaming?? BD Fusion (and Llano) will have much better GPU,no matter what settings you use on both competing products.The point is it will give you either much better fps at any resolution used or much higher in-game image quality with similar fps (AF/AA on HD intel solution I won't even start mentioning). No matter how you turn it around ,with Fusion it's not only about CPU cores but about the whole hybrid chip.While IB may be a bit faster in CPU tasks(by how much and what is noticeable?),a huge difference in games and GPGPU will make BD Fusion much better product.
PS still waiting for your IB-E roadmap link and H2 '12 launch date
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