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Last night, Nvidia took a slightly different approach and announced their newest Tegra mobile chip, the Tegra X1, with a focus on automotive.
It was only about a month ago that NVIDIA unveiled its new 64-bit octo-core mobile processor, Tegra X1. It didn’t take long for the supercharged chip to show up in devices. The X1 recently ...
At CES 2015 NVIDIA unveiled its latest mobile processor, the Tegra X1. The latest processor features an octa-core CPU, backed up by the company’s Maxwell GPU technology.
Is Nvidia Tegra X1 the next big thing for mobile graphics? iPad Air 2, Shield Tablet and last-gen console effortlessly bested according to initial benchmarks.
The Tegra X1 uses what Nvidia are calling a double speed FP16 (floating point, 16-bit) unit by persuading the 32-bit FPU (floating point unit) to run parallel 16-bit calculations.
Nvidia are well known for their high end PC graphics cards like the GTX series and Quadro, and they also make the chips that power some mobile devices. This year at CES they were showing off their ...
Last year NVIDIA introduced a mobile processor with 192-core Kepler graphics. This year the company’s stepping up its game with the Tegra X1 chip.
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The new Tegra X1 is roughly twice as powerful as the Tegra K1 that Nvidia that launched last year. The X1 also forms the foundation for an audacious new vision for self-driving cars.
A look at how NVIDIA's latest Tegra X1 holds up against the 14-nanometer Core M beast. Using 3D Mark, looking at graphics and physics scores The benchmark that I will be using to do this ...
The Tegra X1 also offers the same power consumption as the K1. If you consider your smartphone like a computer in your pocket, NVIDIA hears you.
How powerful can a mobile processor get? Try a teraflop worth of raw computing muscle. NVIDIA just announced the Tegra X1 "mobile super chip" -- and yeah, it's sort of fast. The X1 is the first ...
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