Hi VDJ team !
With NPU being more and more democratised with laptops, I was wondering if NPU support for AI-intensive jobs was part of the roadmap ?
Also, on another completely unrelated note, has someone ever tried realtime seperation with high end CPU integrated physics and know how they perform ? Thanks !
With NPU being more and more democratised with laptops, I was wondering if NPU support for AI-intensive jobs was part of the roadmap ?
Also, on another completely unrelated note, has someone ever tried realtime seperation with high end CPU integrated physics and know how they perform ? Thanks !
Posted 7 days ago @ 2:37 pm
schmidi_0
It would be nice to use those processors, but I'm not sure if they have the power/etc.
I have used AMD Radeon 780m (in a Ryzen 8745HS CPU) and it can stem separate at a speed around 8-10x. My NVIDIA laptop 5070 can separate around 38-43x for comparison.
User Kradcliff recently reported that the newest Ryzen AI Max series iGPU are quite fast
I have used AMD Radeon 780m (in a Ryzen 8745HS CPU) and it can stem separate at a speed around 8-10x. My NVIDIA laptop 5070 can separate around 38-43x for comparison.
User Kradcliff recently reported that the newest Ryzen AI Max series iGPU are quite fast
Posted 5 days ago @ 6:17 am
kradcliffe
Yeah the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 (16 cores, 32 threads, up to 5.1 GHz) with a 50 TOPS NPU and Radeon 8060S Graphics processes stems around 26x so very good for an integrated Windows solution.
Posted 4 days ago @ 9:11 am