News Zhaoxin's new ZX C-1190 iGPU performs like a decade-old iGPU

[Admin]

Zhaoxin's latest built-in ZX C-1190 iGPU is times slower than Intel's UHD Graphics 730.

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[gg83]

I was thinking about AI assistants today. Soon AI will fix coding errors on the fly. Like if a bug crashes a program, the AI will just fix it and relaunch. AI will also be able to maximize efficiency so maybe it won't need the most complex and bleeding edge technology?

 

[Notton]

As long as it can output 2x 4K60Hz signals, support hardware AV1, etc, and run efficiently, why not.

 

[ivan_vy]

enough for spreadsheets and word processor, thousands of office and schools will use this, like the old days of VIA SG3 chips.

 

[Gururu]

Moore's law still valid for them, so they will catch up in no time?

 

[salgado18]

enough for spreadsheets and word processor, thousands of office and schools will use this, like the old days of VIA SG3 chips.

 

[jlake3]

Moore's law still valid for them, so they will catch up in no time?

They’re believed to be on a 7nm process, and are underperforming a 22nm iGPU that wasn’t even the top model of its generation. They’ve got some architecture work cut out for them.

 

[DavidC1]

I was thinking about AI assistants today. Soon AI will fix coding errors on the fly. Like if a bug crashes a program, the AI will just fix it and relaunch. AI will also be able to maximize efficiency so maybe it won't need the most complex and bleeding edge technology?

No it wont, and if you continue to think that way, you'll be very disappointed.

It is so "smart" that image generator AI sometimes shows up watermarks embedded in the original pictures. It is a very sophisticated pattern recognition system that's all.

Also, if you play with image generation AI out there, it shows messed up faces, especially those farther away in the back. And it is really bad with generating fingers.

 

[Joseph_138]

China is trying to ramp up their chipmaking capabilities. It's going to be slow, at first, but I think they'll catch up quickly, and put a real scare into the west.

 

[gg83]

No it wont, and if you continue to think that way, you'll be very disappointed.

It is so "smart" that image generator AI sometimes shows up watermarks embedded in the original pictures. It is a very sophisticated pattern recognition system that's all.

Also, if you play with image generation AI out there, it shows messed up faces, especially those farther away in the back. And it is really bad with generating fingers.

I wasn't talking about image genorators, or current day AI. It's kinda funny. Just today, Tom's has an article with Jensen saying leave coding to AI. Basically what I was thinking about. AI fixing coding errors on the fly because AI coded the original.

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-i...de-leave-it-up-to-ai#xenforo-comments-3837759