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NVIDIA talks DX compute compatibility Windows 7
Here over in Taiwan, NVIDIA gave a presentation in which they were definitely flexing their muscles. Windows 7 is going to get full GPU acceleration, in the core of Windows 7. This means CUDA will finally see a break through as within Vista many applications can be GPU accelerated or enhanced. We have a quick recap of the press conference right here.
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