DirectX Compute Ocean Demo Running on NVIDIA CUDA-enabled GPU

This is not really showing off the stunning new possibility and flexibility of next-gen GPGPU.
Crysis does this in DX9, almost the same speed.

I think I've already had enough replies so you can just add a comment instead of replying mine.

Push your opinion, push your opinion...

No mate, you're wrong -- In actuality, each core has its own clock.. Due to bus traffic, a dual core at 2ghz is not effectively as good as a single core 4ghz, but it's pretty damn close. My CPU is a Q6600 with liquid cooling at 3.81ghz, it's essentially equal to a 10ghz single core (Dues to bus issues) Trust me, #1: I went to college for computer design, #2: I'm an avid overclocker, #3: I build gaming computers for a living. -- Also, i'm a programmer and I love working with multithreaded stuff.

are u fuking rtarded its not just the bus that comes into play its software support along with the cpu's cache performance.

even the best dual core and quad core enabled software wont run at top efficiency when you have limiting factors such as those.

in other words that shit processor of yours wont even get as far as 5 ghz of real time performance.

fuking assclown.

That is not correct. Following your logic, my Q9450 (stock 2.66) is really just 4 cores @ (665Mhz)? Give me a break!

A single thread can only run on ONE core at a time. If the app is not multi-threaded, it can only use ONE core.

For instance a typical game would run as though I had only one processor clocked at 665Mhz!

A Video encoder on my quad core machine runs twice as fast as my dual core machine (same clock rate)

Think of clock rate as like highway speed, and Cores as # of lanes.

Following YOUR logic, your Q9450 Quad @ 2.66 GHz is supposed to be 10.64 GHz?

Your Q9450 is four cores EACH AT 665MHZ.

Why are you so stupid?
Dual-core/Quad-core =/= Dual processor/Quad processor.

Yes. My processor is effectively equal to a 10Ghz single core. (But each individual thread can only be processed at a rate of 2.66Ghz)

And since you've called me stupid I've lost all sympathy for you.

Go to read about how processors work, please.

For someone of you're level, I'd recommend a nice easy site like YAHOO ANSWERS!

Yahoo Answers has a lot higher level of knowledge than YouTube. Every single kid like you that comment on YT are just pushing for their own opinion, it's useless for us smarter ones to even try to educate you. Grow up.
Goodbye.

Daputti - where did you get your Computer Science degree - a box of Cracker Jacks?

Multicore processors run EACH core at the rated clock speed - the clock speed isn't divided between the cores - they ALL run independently at that speed - so YES, a quad core processor running with a 3 GHz clock has a theoretical overall processing capability of a single 12 GHz core - somewhat less due to bus and memory congestion but pretty close.

Daputti (continued) -

And YES, a quad core processor is basically four old single core processors crammed onto a single processor die - but performing better than the old four processor/socket config

Don't call others stupid when you don't know what you're talking about