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Posted by RadicalFree
 - March 20, 2020, 09:48:36
Here is a list of acronyms I've found at
ww w.acronym finder.c om

It's either "close ups" "credit unions" or "control units"

Pick one!
Posted by Rick
 - March 20, 2020, 09:40:55
What on earth are CUs?

I've searched Google and all I can find is people asking the same question.
Posted by Master
 - August 21, 2019, 10:38:48
Quote from: Master on August 21, 2019, 10:36:45
In reply to the guy claiming he has 4 GHz per core GPU running*
Your CPU is 4 GHz per core not GPU. 2 GHz is 2000 MHz which most high end Nvidia GPU's have nowadays, not mentioning if this information is right or wrong. I would suggest some research and attention before commenting.
Best wishes
Posted by Master
 - August 21, 2019, 10:36:45
Your CPU is 4 GHz per core not GPU. 2 GHz is 2000 MHz which most high end Nvidia GPU's have nowadays, not mentioning if this information is right or wrong. I would suggest some research and attention before commenting.
Best wishes
Posted by Vaidyanathan
 - August 20, 2019, 21:56:23
Quote from: Sunshine on August 20, 2019, 18:38:43
2 GHz is whopping? I currently have 4ghz per core. Wtf is this dude smoking?

You have a GPU clocked at 2 GHz per core? Interesting... ;)
Posted by Sunshine
 - August 20, 2019, 18:38:43
2 GHz is whopping? I currently have 4ghz per core. Wtf is this dude smoking?
Posted by heffeque
 - August 20, 2019, 14:03:31
Quote from: Anthony Dorazio on August 19, 2019, 21:44:35
The tradition is to spell an acronym on first reference.  I don't know what a CU is.

I've been a gamer for 30 years, programmer, built my own PCs, modded my own consoles with a soldering iron, and work in software. I assume CU is a relatively new term or I would know what it means. For future reference, don't assume everyone is up to speed on the latest acronyms.
The CU acronym has been around since at least 2013. I wouldn't call that "the latest acronyms". I'm pretty sure that searching for the term through Google would have been much shorter and easier than writing your comment. Just sayin'.
Posted by Anthony Dorazio
 - August 19, 2019, 21:44:35
The tradition is to spell an acronym on first reference.  I don't know what a CU is.

I've been a gamer for 30 years, programmer, built my own PCs, modded my own consoles with a soldering iron, and work in software. I assume CU is a relatively new term or I would know what it means. For future reference, don't assume everyone is up to speed on the latest acronyms.
Posted by iipbnipt
 - August 19, 2019, 08:09:15
It do not haw multiplayer for paid games, offline user games are not updated or require internet to start game. and many more problems.
Posted by Redaktion
 - August 18, 2019, 22:21:01
Latest PlayStation 5 news is that the console's GPU could have a 2 GHz clock speed and feature 40 CUs. This puts the GPU almost on par with the NVIDIA RTX 2080 in terms of raw performance. Also, Sony is reportedly preparing for a PlayStation Meeting 2020 in which details about the PlayStation 5 would be revealed along with a few game demos.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/The-PlayStation-5-s-GPU-could-be-clocked-at-a-whopping-2-GHz-and-feature-40-CUs-console-rumored-to-have-a-February-2020-unveiling.429979.0.html