Abstract: Modern graphics processing units (GPUs) are flexibly programmable and have peak computational throughput significantly faster than conventional CPUs. Herein, we describ...
—While many-core accelerator architectures, such as today’s Graphics Processing Units (GPUs), offer orders of magnitude more raw computing power than contemporary CPUs, their m...
Aaron Ariel, Wilson W. L. Fung, Andrew E. Turner, ...
Abstract: If the computational demands of an interactive graphics rendering application cannot be met by a single commodity Graphics Processing Unit (GPU), multiple graphics accele...
Ross Brennan, Michael Manzke, Keith O'Conor, John ...
Modern DRAM systems rely on memory controllers that employ out-of-order scheduling to maximize row access locality and bank-level parallelism, which in turn maximizes DRAM bandwid...
Current graphic cards include advanced graphic processing units to accelerate the rendering of 3D objects with millions of polygons. As object models grow in complexity, the rende...
Mateusz Majer, Stefan Wildermann, Josef Angermeier...