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You can download some benchmark software though to see. Like if you wan to compare to consoles or something (the only thing to really do with the numbers).
The formula is:
Cores x Clock Speed in Hertz x Floating Point Operations per clock cycle / One Trillion.
E.g. 2816 cores x 1000 MHz (1,000,000,000) x 2 FLOPS per clock cycle = 5.632 TFLOPS for a GeForce GTX 980 Ti.
It really is that simple to figure out.
The PlayStation 4 GPU is about 1.84 TFLOPS.
The PlayStation 4 Pro GPU is about 4.20 TFLOPS.
The Xbox One GPU is about 1.3102 TFLOPS.
The Xbox One S is about 1.40 TFLOPS.
The Xbox Scorpio (Xmas 2017) will be between 6.0 and 6.45 TFLOPS.
Nice explanation
He's comparing the performance of a videocard to the total computing power of a console, CPU and GPU combined.
If you bothered to fact check you'd realise that I only compared the GPUs of said consoles.