Recent content by taisui

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2014-diablo-3-performance-analysis Diablo 3 on X1/PS4 w/o patches.

unified memory, maybe?

they don't lose the performance, it just gets really really really expensive. Larrabee is probably as close as we had ever gotten in recent year, and it didn't get any where.

Every game is a piece of software, they are all software based rendering. :roll:

Pretty sure that adds a lot of post processing and motion blur :roll:

It looks like the it's strictly a "TV streaming" functionality tied to the USB digital TV tuner, ergo, I don't think those would be supported scenarios.

that's interesting, so basically having the TV "snapped" to mobile devices.

what do people consider a reasonable "stream" bandwidth in cloud physics application in terms of customer? Netflix streams at 1.5Mbps and up.

So I fail to see a connection there, is this written by someone from Crytek?

You can hypothesize 1,000,000 ways that this wouldn't work, but in reality people just need 1 way that it would work. It's just software, there's no reason they can't go for higher resolution while sacrificing the pixel quality. It's hard to believe Crytek had not attempted to go for higher...

memory can be allocated across both pool, transparently to the code.

on the console, the game needs to be rebuilt against the later SDK to take advantage of the update.

Tile based method should still have performance advantages regardless of the hardware setup, I think Frostbite is already using it?

it's one piece of compute shader code used universally.

It's just resource management. the train in GTA V looks way more realistic than the trolleys in Eternal Arcadia with or without the rotating wheels. Having rotating wheels in the low polygon models help conveying realism when it's like, 100s of polygons for a trolley.