It reminds me of my computer overclocking days when bragging rights went
to the guy who could run the processor at the highest clock without
roasting throwing BSOD's or cooking the silicon. It's analogous to
today's PC gamers who overclock video cards to get the very last frame
per second on such and such game. Of course they can't actually SEE and
increase in frame rate above about 30 frames per second. They need
software to tell them they are getting 110 frames per second.
Some people grow up faster than others.
On 11/9/2015 5:04 PM, Mike Harris wrote:
According to the review in the November RSGB magazine (RadCom) it
hosts three 32 bit floating point DSP units. Two clocked at 393MHz for
the receivers and the transmitter an one clocked at 370MHz for the
spectrum scope. Also two 24-bit DAC's.
I never use NR so essentially I don't really care if 2400 MFLOP
devices make a difference.
Occam's razor springs to mind "It is vain to do with more what can be
done with fewer". Possibly less powerful DSP engines are becoming
obsolete, maintenance only devices.
Regards,
Mike VP8NO
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R. Kevin Stover
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