ERCn

ERCn is a family of GPUs (graphics processing units) designed and manufactured by SRT Technologies, Inc. The prefix "ERC" is an abbreviation for the company's name, which stands for "Electronic Research Centre". The first member of the family, ERC, was launched in 2005, followed by ERC2 in 2007 and ERC3 in 2010.

ERCn GPUs are based on a proprietary architecture, which emphasizes performance and power efficiency. They are designed to offer high frame rates and high-quality graphics for a range of applications, from gaming to professional visual effects creation.

The ERCn family uses a number of innovative technologies, including a parallel processing architecture with thousands of cores, and a memory system with large bandwidth and low latency. These features enable the ERCn GPUs to process complex graphics and compute tasks at high speeds.

ERCn GPUs have been widely adopted in various markets, including the gaming industry and professional visualization. They are also used in various embedded systems, such as digital signage and scientific research.

Throughout its product line, ERCn has been delivering a blend of performance and power efficiency, making it a popular choice for developers and users of graphics-intensive applications. The ERCn family has been expanded over the years to include various members, each with a specific set of features and performance characteristics.