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by Nick Kopp
This article builds upon the earlier High Performance Queries: GPU vs. PLINQ vs. LINQ and ports this to also support OpenCL devices and adds benchmarking so you can easily compare performance.
by tugrulGtx
Multi-device OpenCL load balancer and pipeliner for C# in few lines of code.
by John Michael Hauck
It has never been easier for C# desktop developers to write code that takes advantage of the amazing computing performance of modern graphics cards. In this post I will share some techniques for solving a simple (but still interesting) image analysis problem. Source Code https://www.assembla.com/co
by Matt Scarpino
Using GPU Acceleration to Compute Ray-Triangle Intersection

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22 May 2013 by John Michael Hauck
Some ad hoc performance test results for a simple program written in C# as obtained from my current desktop computer: Dell Precision T3600, 16GB RAM, Intel Xeon E5-2665 0 @ 2.40GHz, NVidia GTX Titan.
21 Jul 2021 by aroman
In this post I explore Lattice Boltzmann methods and build a related project
2 Aug 2014 by Bartlomiej Filipek
How to start optimizing the particle system code.
18 May 2013 by John Michael Hauck
“Programming Massively Parallel Processors (second edition)” by Kirk and Hwu is a very good second book for those interested in getting started with CUDA.
22 Nov 2015 by John Michael Hauck
It has never been easier for C# desktop developers to write code that takes advantage of the amazing computing performance of modern graphics cards.
8 Aug 2011 by Adnan Boz
An entry level example of how to use NVIDIA CUDA technology to achieve better performance within C# with minimum possible amount of code
30 Aug 2017 by morzel
Detecting a Drone - OpenCV in .NET for Beginners (Emgu CV 3.2, Visual Studio 2017). Part 1
23 Dec 2013 by Jake Drew
ABSTRACT This article comprises a detailed overview of the various multicore and parallel programming options available within the C# programming language.
14 Apr 2014 by Bartlomiej Filipek
Flexible Particle System - Start
26 Jun 2015 by Member 11794279
When processor is not enough