What's a GPU? Nvidia's 2.2 GHz LoveLace clock speed?
Channel: R and K Tech by Kelly
Date: 2021-09-24

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Title: What's a GPU? Nvidia's 2 2 GHz LoveLace clock speed?

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Technology marches to the beat of its own drum and is typically unfazed by whatever events might be going on at the time. Like a silicon shortage and street prices for GPUs continuing to rise. So it should come as no surprise that leaks and rumors pointing to NVIDIA's next-generation Ada Lovelace GPUs have permeated the landscape.

We've actually been hearing about Ada Lovelace for quite some time now—since last year, when it was said the next generation GPU would be built on a 5-nanometer manufacturing process and possibly debut in late 2021 (not going to happen) or sometime in 2022 (probably will happen). At the time, we pointed out that Ada Lovelace is likely a reference to the British mathematician, and was one of nine faces that appeared on a "Company of Heroes" t-shirt that NVIDIA showed off at GTC 2018.

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XFX Radeon RX 6900 XT ZERO WB, watercooled and promised 3GHz+ OC GPU
XFX Radeon RX 6900 XT ZERO WB graphics card sports an ultra-premium pre-installed water block, and 3GHz+ OC GPU clock speeds.

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With Formula 1 lowering the maximum rpm to 15,000 for the new engines in 2014, EngineLabs is reflecting on the current model of 18,000 rpm and even the days when engines could exceed 20,000 rpm.

Check out these videos to see some screaming Formula 1 engines on the dyno or in the garage. There are some very interesting dynamics on display, especially in the video showing the fuel injectors above the trumpets.

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