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For AI/ML and scientific computations? Maybe.

For games and graphics? I don't think so, a GPU has a ton of dedicated hardware that is very costly to simulate in software: triangle setup, rasterizers, tessellation units, texture mapping units, ROPs... and now even raytracing units.



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