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does that mean it's the same as the S?
it does not
How do you know? Source?
Please forgive the stupid (noob) question: Is the Tegra K1 the "old chipset"? Is it different from the X1?
How do you know? Source?
You seem to be confident in your answer. How so?
Tegra X1 is a significant leap forward over the last generation chip. It's capable of significantly improving both autopilot and active safety systems. Since Nvidia's CEO is quite vocal about owning a Founder Model X, it makes sense to see Tesla as the pilot customer for the new chip.
Oh, well... at this point, anything will suffice.
Uses K1 based on article on this post, and previously was using Tegra 4 for MCU and Tegra 3 for dashThe current gen Model S still uses a Tegra 3. They should've at least bumped it up to a 4.
Why resurrect this old thread with false info? Model X is the same as Model S. It's vintage Tegra 3, no faster... no slower. Same old school WiFi, too.Uses K1 based on article on this post, and previously was using Tegra 4 for MCU and Tegra 3 for dash
AWhy resurrect this old thread with false info? Model X is the same as Model S. It's vintage Tegra 3, no faster... no slower. Same old school WiFi, too.
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t the very least according to these security guys who have opened everything the 17" is running Tegra 4, who knows maybe the dash does now as well
Hacking a Tesla Model S: What we found and what we learned | Lookout Blog
A lot of noise but can't seem to find anything factual... anyone knows?