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The document discusses graphics processing units (GPUs). It begins with an introduction to GPUs, noting they were originally designed for graphics rendering but are now useful for machine learning, video editing, and gaming. It then provides an overview of GPU features, types including integrated and discrete graphics cards, common uses, and the difference between a GPU and graphics card. The document concludes by comparing GPUs and CPUs, noting GPUs are designed specifically for graphics rendering while CPUs handle basic computer instructions.

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Seminar

The document discusses graphics processing units (GPUs). It begins with an introduction to GPUs, noting they were originally designed for graphics rendering but are now useful for machine learning, video editing, and gaming. It then provides an overview of GPU features, types including integrated and discrete graphics cards, common uses, and the difference between a GPU and graphics card. The document concludes by comparing GPUs and CPUs, noting GPUs are designed specifically for graphics rendering while CPUs handle basic computer instructions.

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GPU

(GRAPHICS PROCESSING
UNIT)

1.Introduction of GPU
2. Overview Of GPU
3.Type of GPU
 

1.Introduction of GPU:-
-Graphics processing unit, a specialized processor originally
designed to accelerate graphics rendering.

-GPUs can process many pieces of data simultaneously, making them


useful for machine learning, video editing, and gaming applications.

-A graphics processing unit (GPU) is a specialized electronic circuit


designed to manipulate and alter memory to accelerate the creation of
images in a frame buffer intended for output to display device.

-GPUs are used in embedded systems, mobile phones, personal


computers, workstations, and game consoles.
2.GPU Features:
-A GPU can handle large amounts of data in many streams

-Now GPU’s don’t limit them up to graphical things they can be used
anywhere.
-Some of the fastest supercomputers in the world rely on GPUs to
advance scientific discoveries.

-GPU’s have large numbers of ALU’s, more so than


CPU’s. As a result, they can do large amounts of bulky
mathematical labor in a greater quantity than CPU’s.
Features included:
-Hardware overlays.
-Test rendering of polygons in 2-D and 3-D graphics.
Who Invented the GPU:-

-Nvidia was the very first company to bring GPUs into the world in 1999.
-The first GPU in history was known as the GeForce 256.

Examples of GPU Companies:-


-Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and Nvidia (NVDA)
are two of the biggest names in the GPU market
What Are GPUs Used For?
-GPUs for Gaming
-GPU for Machine Learning
-GPUs for Video Editing and Content Creation

What is special about GPU?

-It enables users to pay for transactions with Android devices in-store
and on supported websites, mobile apps and Google services, like the
Google Play Store.
GPU vs. Graphics Card: What’s the Difference ?
-GPU and graphics card (or video card) are often used interchangeably,
there is a subtle distinction between these terms.

-Much like a motherboard contains a CPU, a graphics card refers


to an add-in board that incorporates the GPU.

-This board also includes the raft of components required to both


allow the GPU to function and connect to the rest of the system.
3.GPUs come in two basic types:

1.INTEGRATED GRAPHICS 2.DISCRETE GRAPHICS


CARD CARD
What is integrated GPU:-
-Integrated graphics is a GPU built into the processor.
Integrated graphics hardware doesn't use a separate memory
bank for graphics/video. Instead, the GPU uses system
memory that is shared with the CPU.

What is a dedicated GPU:-

-A dedicated graphics card has its own memory source and so


doesn't rely on your system's RAM. This means a discrete graphics
card delivers crisp, clear graphics quickly, enabling video editing
and complex graphic design.
GPU VS. CPU
GPU CPU
• GPUs are designed specifically to • CPUs are used to respond to and process
quickly render high-resolution images the basic instructions that drive a
and video. computer.
• GPUs focus on graphics rendering. • CPUs are responsible for interpreting
• GPU is designed for data-parallelism most of a computer's commands.
and applying the same instruction to • A CPU is designed for task-parallelism
multiple data-items (SIMD). and doing different operations.
DIFFERENCE WITHOUT GPU AND WITH GPU IN GAME

Without GPU With GPU

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