国产GPU厂紧急澄清！

Core Viewpoint - The performance of the G100 chip from the domestic GPU startup Lishuan Technology has been called into question after its GeekBench test score of 15524, which is comparable to the Nvidia GTX 660 Ti from 13 years ago, raising concerns about its competitiveness in the market [1][2]. Group 1: Product Performance - The G100 chip, equipped with 32 compute units and a minimum core frequency of 300MHz, achieved a score of 15524 in OpenCL general computing tests, significantly lower than the RTX 4060, which scored over 100,000, making G100's performance only 6.5% of that of RTX 4060 [2]. - The G100's specifications include a mere 256MB of video memory, which is considerably below the industry standard for modern GPUs, and the actual performance may be affected by potential driver optimization issues and firmware limitations [3]. Group 2: Architecture and Design - The G100 utilizes the self-developed TrueGPU architecture, designed to meet the demands of high-performance graphics rendering and the growing need for AI applications, marking it as the first GPU architecture to integrate both capabilities [4]. - TrueGPU architecture features a unified shader and tensor engine core, which aims to enhance compatibility with AI ecosystems and provide robust computing performance, while also supporting major graphics and computing APIs such as DirectX 12.2, Vulkan 1.3, OpenGL 4.6, and OpenCL 3.0 [4].