Patrick Elliott <sel### [at] npgcablecom> wrote:
> No, actually, what they are doing has the "disadvantage", that if you 
> need a GPU upgrade, it means a CPU upgrade, since they are the same. 

  My guess is that if you need a GPU upgrade, what you do is to buy a new
regular GPU card and install it. Similarly to what you would do to a PC
with an integrated GPU.

  I suppose that if the architecture is designed cleverly enough, a program
could benefit from both the CPU/GPU hybrid (for CPU-bound tasks) *and* the
faster separate GPU card (for the actual rendering) at the same time.

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