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NVIDIA: Adam and Jamie, hosts of the known mythbusters show compared a CPU vs a GPU to explain parallel processing and the GPU drew an ACTUAL mona lisa drawing using paint balls in 80 milliseconds!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! this was for NVIDIA's NVISION Show

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  • Friggin' awesome.

  • @perryizgr8 can you give an example of serial only processes?

  • From what i understand they got arrested for firing an experimental cannon through a suburban house... God Damn i love these guys...

  • this is like hardcore porn for nerds

  • I guess the cpu with many cpu chips these days still does things serially, but isn't the same as a gpu that does everything at once, am I right?

  • @RealityShift1981 What about agent walrus 3: i.e. Jamie? lol

  • If i had to pick any celebrity i would like to know personally, it would be either Adam Savage or Jackie Chan

  • It's the JoKer!

  • @perryizgr8

    altho parallel data transfer is not always the best option

    ide hard drives are slower then sata drives

    ide is parallel sata is serial

    ide is slower because of cross talk - data on one wire bleeding across to where it shouldnt be and the data sets getting mixed up

    sata sends the data one peice after the other serially meaning it can go faster without getting hit by cross talk

    also xbox 360 dvd drives are sata

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