rsx is not a g70

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#1. PS3 RSX alone = 1.8 TFLOPS
Cell and RSX = equal over 2TFLOPS

GTX 280 = 933 GFLOPS

ATI 4800 = 1.2 teraFLOPS


#2. I will explain:
RSX = "Multi-way Programmable Parallel Floating Point Shader Pipelines". Now no other device uses this description, but if you were a student of Graphics Cards, you would realize that this was basically describing multiple pathways through a grid or array of Shader processors.

#3. So it's not a "Fixed Function Pipeline" of G70 with 24-Vertex Shaders and 8-Pixel Shaders. This describes a Unified Shader Architecture!

#4. Supports full 128bit HDR Lighting. Same as G80's and G70 only supports 64bit HDR like all last gen GPU's. Dead give away!

#5. From as early as Feb 2005 at GDC Sony has announced that PS3 (RSX) would use OpenGL ES 2.0. At the time 2.0 wasn't out, so they wrote feature supports of RSX into OGL ES 1.1 including Fully Programmable Shader Pipeline and call it PSGL. Khronos Group took anything that could be done in a Shader out of the Fixed Function Pipeline (including Transform and Lighting) streamlining it for future Embedded Hardware. What does that mean?

#6. At least for OpenGL ES 2.0 devices (not PC version) it becomes a unified shader model and remember RSX is fully compliant. OpenGL ES 2.0 will only run on advanced hardware just like DX10.

http://talkback.zdnet.com/5208-12558-0.html?forumID=1&threadID=48909&messageID=915943&start=-9978

#1. PS3 RSX alone = 1.8 TFLOPS
Cell and RSX = equal over 2TFLOPS

GTX 280 = 933 GFLOPS

ATI 4800 = 1.2 teraFLOPS


#2. I will explain:
RSX = "Multi-way Programmable Parallel Floating Point Shader Pipelines". Now no other device uses this description, but if you were a student of Graphics Cards, you would realize that this was basically describing multiple pathways through a grid or array of Shader processors.

#3. So it's not a "Fixed Function Pipeline" of G70 with 24-Vertex Shaders and 8-Pixel Shaders. This describes a Unified Shader Architecture!

#4. Supports full 128bit HDR Lighting. Same as G80's and G70 only supports 64bit HDR like all last gen GPU's. Dead give away!

#5. From as early as Feb 2005 at GDC Sony has announced that PS3 (RSX) would use OpenGL ES 2.0. At the time 2.0 wasn't out, so they wrote feature supports of RSX into OGL ES 1.1 including Fully Programmable Shader Pipeline and call it PSGL. Khronos Group took anything that could be done in a Shader out of the Fixed Function Pipeline (including Transform and Lighting) streamlining it for future Embedded Hardware. What does that mean?

#6. At least for OpenGL ES 2.0 devices (not PC version) it becomes a unified shader model and remember RSX is fully compliant. OpenGL ES 2.0 will only run on advanced hardware just like DX10.

http://talkback.zdnet.com/5208-12558-0.html?forumID=1&threadID=48909&messageID=915943&start=-9978

#1. PS3 RSX alone = 1.8 TFLOPS
Cell and RSX = equal over 2TFLOPS

GTX 280 = 933 GFLOPS

ATI 4800 = 1.2 teraFLOPS


#2. I will explain:
RSX = "Multi-way Programmable Parallel Floating Point Shader Pipelines". Now no other device uses this description, but if you were a student of Graphics Cards, you would realize that this was basically describing multiple pathways through a grid or array of Shader processors.

#3. So it's not a "Fixed Function Pipeline" of G70 with 24-Vertex Shaders and 8-Pixel Shaders. This describes a Unified Shader Architecture!

#4. Supports full 128bit HDR Lighting. Same as G80's and G70 only supports 64bit HDR like all last gen GPU's. Dead give away!

#5. From as early as Feb 2005 at GDC Sony has announced that PS3 (RSX) would use OpenGL ES 2.0. At the time 2.0 wasn't out, so they wrote feature supports of RSX into OGL ES 1.1 including Fully Programmable Shader Pipeline and call it PSGL. Khronos Group took anything that could be done in a Shader out of the Fixed Function Pipeline (including Transform and Lighting) streamlining it for future Embedded Hardware. What does that mean?

#6. At least for OpenGL ES 2.0 devices (not PC version) it becomes a unified shader model and remember RSX is fully compliant. OpenGL ES 2.0 will only run on advanced hardware just like DX10.

faultline187

Based! exaclty not meaning it is..

Killzone 2 has 128bit HDR lighting..that is only possible on dx10 HARDWARe!

The article clearly states DX10 VISUALS and beyond on PS3 theres no ANDs ifs or Buts about it!

Like it or not ps3 is still moving forward and no where close to being MAXED!

[QUOTE="faultline187"]

http://talkback.zdnet.com/5208-12558-0.html?forumID=1&threadID=48909&messageID=915943&start=-9978

#1. PS3 RSX alone = 1.8 TFLOPS
Cell and RSX = equal over 2TFLOPS

GTX 280 = 933 GFLOPS

ATI 4800 = 1.2 teraFLOPS


#2. I will explain:
RSX = "Multi-way Programmable Parallel Floating Point Shader Pipelines". Now no other device uses this description, but if you were a student of Graphics Cards, you would realize that this was basically describing multiple pathways through a grid or array of Shader processors.

#3. So it's not a "Fixed Function Pipeline" of G70 with 24-Vertex Shaders and 8-Pixel Shaders. This describes a Unified Shader Architecture!

#4. Supports full 128bit HDR Lighting. Same as G80's and G70 only supports 64bit HDR like all last gen GPU's. Dead give away!

#5. From as early as Feb 2005 at GDC Sony has announced that PS3 (RSX) would use OpenGL ES 2.0. At the time 2.0 wasn't out, so they wrote feature supports of RSX into OGL ES 1.1 including Fully Programmable Shader Pipeline and call it PSGL. Khronos Group took anything that could be done in a Shader out of the Fixed Function Pipeline (including Transform and Lighting) streamlining it for future Embedded Hardware. What does that mean?

#6. At least for OpenGL ES 2.0 devices (not PC version) it becomes a unified shader model and remember RSX is fully compliant. OpenGL ES 2.0 will only run on advanced hardware just like DX10.

Dynafrom

oh and u have no idea what your on about

Based! exaclty not meaning it is..

Killzone 2 has 128bit HDR lighting..that is only possible on dx10 HARDWARe!

The article clearly states DX10 VISUALS and beyond on PS3 theres no ANDs ifs or Buts about it!

Like it or not ps3 is still moving forward and no where close to being MAXED!

faultline187

Console don't even use Direct X API... so you're saying crap.

[QUOTE="faultline187"]

http://talkback.zdnet.com/5208-12558-0.html?forumID=1&threadID=48909&messageID=915943&start=-9978

#1. PS3 RSX alone = 1.8 TFLOPS
Cell and RSX = equal over 2TFLOPS

GTX 280 = 933 GFLOPS

ATI 4800 = 1.2 teraFLOPS


#2. I will explain:
RSX = "Multi-way Programmable Parallel Floating Point Shader Pipelines". Now no other device uses this description, but if you were a student of Graphics Cards, you would realize that this was basically describing multiple pathways through a grid or array of Shader processors.

#3. So it's not a "Fixed Function Pipeline" of G70 with 24-Vertex Shaders and 8-Pixel Shaders. This describes a Unified Shader Architecture!

#4. Supports full 128bit HDR Lighting. Same as G80's and G70 only supports 64bit HDR like all last gen GPU's. Dead give away!

#5. From as early as Feb 2005 at GDC Sony has announced that PS3 (RSX) would use OpenGL ES 2.0. At the time 2.0 wasn't out, so they wrote feature supports of RSX into OGL ES 1.1 including Fully Programmable Shader Pipeline and call it PSGL. Khronos Group took anything that could be done in a Shader out of the Fixed Function Pipeline (including Transform and Lighting) streamlining it for future Embedded Hardware. What does that mean?

#6. At least for OpenGL ES 2.0 devices (not PC version) it becomes a unified shader model and remember RSX is fully compliant. OpenGL ES 2.0 will only run on advanced hardware just like DX10.

karasill

Dont forget Uncharted, why do you think the animation and movment are so responsive? Remember RSX can use XDR memory (extreamly fast) 3.2GZ.

Now you tell me what PC has ram that runs at that speed? anyone?

[QUOTE="faultline187"]

Based! exaclty not meaning it is..

Killzone 2 has 128bit HDR lighting..that is only possible on dx10 HARDWARe!

The article clearly states DX10 VISUALS and beyond on PS3 theres no ANDs ifs or Buts about it!

Like it or not ps3 is still moving forward and no where close to being MAXED!

Bebi_vegeta

Console don't even use Direct X API... so you're saying crap.

LOL where did i state THAT ps3 was using DIRECT X? Read the article!!

Its Directx 10 comparable! Ps3 is Opengl es 2.0

Killzone 2 uses a BETA version of MT EVANS!! if you even know what that is

http://talkback.zdnet.com/5208-12558-0.html?forumID=1&threadID=48909&messageID=915943&start=-9978

#1. PS3 RSX alone = 1.8 TFLOPS
Cell and RSX = equal over 2TFLOPS

GTX 280 = 933 GFLOPS

ATI 4800 = 1.2 teraFLOPS


#2. I will explain:
RSX = "Multi-way Programmable Parallel Floating Point Shader Pipelines". Now no other device uses this description, but if you were a student of Graphics Cards, you would realize that this was basically describing multiple pathways through a grid or array of Shader processors.

#3. So it's not a "Fixed Function Pipeline" of G70 with 24-Vertex Shaders and 8-Pixel Shaders. This describes a Unified Shader Architecture!

#4. Supports full 128bit HDR Lighting. Same as G80's and G70 only supports 64bit HDR like all last gen GPU's. Dead give away!

#5. From as early as Feb 2005 at GDC Sony has announced that PS3 (RSX) would use OpenGL ES 2.0. At the time 2.0 wasn't out, so they wrote feature supports of RSX into OGL ES 1.1 including Fully Programmable Shader Pipeline and call it PSGL. Khronos Group took anything that could be done in a Shader out of the Fixed Function Pipeline (including Transform and Lighting) streamlining it for future Embedded Hardware. What does that mean?

#6. At least for OpenGL ES 2.0 devices (not PC version) it becomes a unified shader model and remember RSX is fully compliant. OpenGL ES 2.0 will only run on advanced hardware just like DX10.

faultline187

Where did you pull the RSX numbers? and where did you pull the killzone 2 HDR numbers?

[QUOTE="Bebi_vegeta"][QUOTE="faultline187"]

Based! exaclty not meaning it is..

Killzone 2 has 128bit HDR lighting..that is only possible on dx10 HARDWARe!

The article clearly states DX10 VISUALS and beyond on PS3 theres no ANDs ifs or Buts about it!

Like it or not ps3 is still moving forward and no where close to being MAXED!

faultline187

Console don't even use Direct X API... so you're saying crap.

LOL where did i state THAT ps3 was using DIRECT X? Read the article!!

Its Directx 10 comparable! Ps3 is Opengl es 2.0

Killzone 2 uses a BETA version of MT EVANS!! if you even know what that is

Comparable, you mean it uses some features? Not every feature.

And what's the difference between OpenGL ES 2.0 and 2.1???

[QUOTE="karasill"][QUOTE="faultline187"]

http://talkback.zdnet.com/5208-12558-0.html?forumID=1&threadID=48909&messageID=915943&start=-9978

#1. PS3 RSX alone = 1.8 TFLOPS
Cell and RSX = equal over 2TFLOPS

GTX 280 = 933 GFLOPS

ATI 4800 = 1.2 teraFLOPS


#2. I will explain:
RSX = "Multi-way Programmable Parallel Floating Point Shader Pipelines". Now no other device uses this description, but if you were a student of Graphics Cards, you would realize that this was basically describing multiple pathways through a grid or array of Shader processors.

#3. So it's not a "Fixed Function Pipeline" of G70 with 24-Vertex Shaders and 8-Pixel Shaders. This describes a Unified Shader Architecture!

#4. Supports full 128bit HDR Lighting. Same as G80's and G70 only supports 64bit HDR like all last gen GPU's. Dead give away!

#5. From as early as Feb 2005 at GDC Sony has announced that PS3 (RSX) would use OpenGL ES 2.0. At the time 2.0 wasn't out, so they wrote feature supports of RSX into OGL ES 1.1 including Fully Programmable Shader Pipeline and call it PSGL. Khronos Group took anything that could be done in a Shader out of the Fixed Function Pipeline (including Transform and Lighting) streamlining it for future Embedded Hardware. What does that mean?

#6. At least for OpenGL ES 2.0 devices (not PC version) it becomes a unified shader model and remember RSX is fully compliant. OpenGL ES 2.0 will only run on advanced hardware just like DX10.

faultline187

Dont forget Uncharted, why do you think the animation and movment are so responsive? Remember RSX can use XDR memory (extreamly fast) 3.2GZ.

Now you tell me what PC has ram that runs at that speed? anyone?

Its the truth..

During 2009 you will see things that even your latest pc will not be able to produce until DX15 is out.

Remember i said it..:-)

Its the truth..

During 2009 you will see things that even your latest pc will not be able to produce until DX15 is out.

Remember i said it..:-)

faultline187

I'm still wating for a game to surpass Crysis... that's been released last year.

Its the truth..

During 2009 you will see things that even your latest pc will not be able to produce until DX15 is out.

Remember i said it..:-)

[QUOTE="faultline187"]

Its the truth..

During 2009 you will see things that even your latest pc will not be able to produce until DX15 is out.

Remember i said it..:-)

Bebi_vegeta

I'm still wating for a game to surpass Crysis... that's been released last year.

Crysis? Well wait no longer my friend KIllzone2 comes out in Feb! first game on ps3 to use the beta version of Mt evans (DX10) comparable!

After next year all games on ps3 will be like that :_)

http://talkback.zdnet.com/5208-12558-0.html?forumID=1&threadID=48909&messageID=915943&start=-9978

#1. PS3 RSX alone = 1.8 TFLOPS
Cell and RSX = equal over 2TFLOPS

GTX 280 = 933 GFLOPS

ATI 4800 = 1.2 teraFLOPS


#2. I will explain:
RSX = "Multi-way Programmable Parallel Floating Point Shader Pipelines". Now no other device uses this description, but if you were a student of Graphics Cards, you would realize that this was basically describing multiple pathways through a grid or array of Shader processors.

#3. So it's not a "Fixed Function Pipeline" of G70 with 24-Vertex Shaders and 8-Pixel Shaders. This describes a Unified Shader Architecture!

#4. Supports full 128bit HDR Lighting. Same as G80's and G70 only supports 64bit HDR like all last gen GPU's. Dead give away!

#5. From as early as Feb 2005 at GDC Sony has announced that PS3 (RSX) would use OpenGL ES 2.0. At the time 2.0 wasn't out, so they wrote feature supports of RSX into OGL ES 1.1 including Fully Programmable Shader Pipeline and call it PSGL. Khronos Group took anything that could be done in a Shader out of the Fixed Function Pipeline (including Transform and Lighting) streamlining it for future Embedded Hardware. What does that mean?

#6. At least for OpenGL ES 2.0 devices (not PC version) it becomes a unified shader model and remember RSX is fully compliant. OpenGL ES 2.0 will only run on advanced hardware just like DX10.

Dont forget Uncharted, why do you think the animation and movment are so responsive? Remember RSX can use XDR memory (extreamly fast) 3.2GZ.

Now you tell me what PC has ram that runs at that speed? anyone?

Its the truth..

During 2009 you will see things that even your latest pc will not be able to produce until DX15 is out.

Remember i said it..:-)

I'm still wating for a game to surpass Crysis... that's been released last year.

Crysis? Well wait no longer my friend KIllzone2 comes out in Feb! first game on ps3 to use the beta version of Mt evans (DX10) comparable!

After next year all games on ps3 will be like that :_)

Really? KIllzone 2 is on par with its 2005 cgi trailer...watch the cgi target render for CRYSIS...lol not even close!

[QUOTE="Bebi_vegeta"][QUOTE="faultline187"]

Its the truth..

During 2009 you will see things that even your latest pc will not be able to produce until DX15 is out.

Remember i said it..:-)

faultline187

I'm still wating for a game to surpass Crysis... that's been released last year.

Crysis? Well wait no longer my friend KIllzone2 comes out in Feb! first game on ps3 to use the beta version of Mt evans (DX10) comparable!

After next year all games on ps3 will be like that :_)

a game using a software in beta mode? Sounds ridiculous...and the game isn't out, so you have a pretty lame argument.

Really? KIllzone 2 is on par with its 2005 cgi trailer...watch the cgi target render for CRYSIS...lol not even close!

faultline187

CGI trailer 2005 for killzone is not even close, did you see the intro trailer of Killzone 2?

Really? KIllzone 2 is on par with its 2005 cgi trailer...watch the cgi target render for CRYSIS...lol not even close!

faultline187

a game using a software in beta mode? Sounds ridiculous...and the game isn't out, so you have a pretty lame argument.

Well not exactly...it expains the high budget price to make killzone2

Well not exactly...it expains the high budget price to make killzone2

faultline187

Hmm.. you can't really explain anything can you... you're just assuming everything aren't you...

LOL wrong wrong wrong....

This is the target render for crysis...

http://www.gametrailers.com/player/usermovies/133536.html

faultline187

Based! exaclty not meaning it is..

Killzone 2 has 128bit HDR lighting..that is only possible on dx10 HARDWARe!

The article clearly states DX10 VISUALS and beyond on PS3 theres no ANDs ifs or Buts about it!

Like it or not ps3 is still moving forward and no where close to being MAXED!

LOL wrong wrong wrong....

This is the target render for crysis...

http://www.gametrailers.com/player/usermovies/133536.html

faultline187

http://www.crymod.com/thread.php?postid=210644#post210644

[QUOTE="faultline187"]

LOL wrong wrong wrong....

This is the target render for crysis...

http://www.gametrailers.com/player/usermovies/133536.html

Baranga

http://www.crymod.com/thread.php?postid=210644#post210644

Its the truth..

During 2009 you will see things that even your latest pc will not be able to produce until DX15 is out.

Remember i said it..:-)

faultline187

Any PC upgraded from 2007 til now owns your little PS3. ;)

What is it with console users and completely overestimating their hardware? They expect gaming super computers that out perform modern hardware for a couple of hundred quid.

Creating pseudo-technical threads in System Wars should seriously be made a bannable offense.

Really? KIllzone 2 is on par with its 2005 cgi trailer...watch the cgi target render for CRYSIS...lol not even close!

faultline187

What is it with console users and completely overestimating their hardware? They expect gaming super computers that out perform modern hardware for a couple of hundred quid.

AnnoyedDragon

i never expected it, its just the way it is.

Basically what the main point im trying to get across is that RSX hasnt been used to its full potential, and neither has cell.

Rsx is 128bit HDR! that is a fact!

Because that's what you are seeing in Killzone 2 Game Play Video right now! Along with Deferred Rendering with 4xMSAA w/Quincunx. If that's not 4xMSAA, I don't know what is. There is no aliasing! Plus as promised they are pumping an incredible number of lighting effects out. They have Monte Carlo Ray Tracing (yes rays are cast by cell), Real Time Photon Mapping, Ray Casting, Occlusion Mapping, Practical Spherical harmonics based PRT methods, plus Radiosity done on Cell. Particle Effects like what's in this game haven't been seen in a game on any other platform.

But for the 128bit HDR they are showing!!!...... that can only be done on a DX10 compatible GPU! .....look it it up or do I have to babysit you and find your links for you. Do you know 128bit HDR is a Shader Model 4.0 feature?

With the new game Play Video, they just wiped Crysis off the DX10 feature map with Deferred Rendering and 4xMSAA! "No duh.......RSX is just a stock 7800GPU", you say!

[QUOTE="AnnoyedDragon"]

What is it with console users and completely overestimating their hardware? They expect gaming super computers that out perform modern hardware for a couple of hundred quid.

faultline187

i never expected it, its just the way it is.

Basically what the main point im trying to get across is that RSX hasnt been used to its full potential, and neither has cell.

Rsx is 128bit HDR! that is a fact!

Because that's what you are seeing in Killzone 2 Game Play Video right now! Along with Deferred Rendering with 4xMSAA w/Quincunx. If that's not 4xMSAA, I don't know what is. There is no aliasing! Plus as promised they are pumping an incredible number of lighting effects out. They have Monte Carlo Ray Tracing (yes rays are cast by cell), Real Time Photon Mapping, Ray Casting, Occlusion Mapping, Practical Spherical harmonics based PRT methods, plus Radiosity done on Cell. Particle Effects like what's in this game haven't been seen in a game on any other platform.

But for the 128bit HDR they are showing!!!...... that can only be done on a DX10 compatible GPU! .....look it it up or do I have to babysit you and find your links for you. Do you know 128bit HDR is a Shader Model 4.0 feature?

With the new game Play Video, they just wiped Crysis off the DX10 feature map with Deferred Rendering and 4xMSAA! "No duh.......RSX is just a stock 7800GPU", you say!

[QUOTE="faultline187"][QUOTE="AnnoyedDragon"]

What is it with console users and completely overestimating their hardware? They expect gaming super computers that out perform modern hardware for a couple of hundred quid.

Dynafrom

i never expected it, its just the way it is.

Basically what the main point im trying to get across is that RSX hasnt been used to its full potential, and neither has cell.

Rsx is 128bit HDR! that is a fact!

Because that's what you are seeing in Killzone 2 Game Play Video right now! Along with Deferred Rendering with 4xMSAA w/Quincunx. If that's not 4xMSAA, I don't know what is. There is no aliasing! Plus as promised they are pumping an incredible number of lighting effects out. They have Monte Carlo Ray Tracing (yes rays are cast by cell), Real Time Photon Mapping, Ray Casting, Occlusion Mapping, Practical Spherical harmonics based PRT methods, plus Radiosity done on Cell. Particle Effects like what's in this game haven't been seen in a game on any other platform.

But for the 128bit HDR they are showing!!!...... that can only be done on a DX10 compatible GPU! .....look it it up or do I have to babysit you and find your links for you. Do you know 128bit HDR is a Shader Model 4.0 feature?

With the new game Play Video, they just wiped Crysis off the DX10 feature map with Deferred Rendering and 4xMSAA! "No duh.......RSX is just a stock 7800GPU", you say!

Never said there wasnt aliasing! i was being sarcastic. Crysis pftt lol you need your eyes checked

WARdevil

heavy rain

gow3

uncharted 2

These games are just the beggining

Not to mention sonys secret games, all procedurally generated 4D

Never said there wasnt aliasing! i was being sarcastic. Crysis pftt lol you need your eyes checked

Not to mention sonys secret games, all procedurally generated 4D

faultline187

At first I thought this guy was joking.

But now I'm affraid he's serious.

Dude, this is sad:lol:

Never said there wasnt aliasing! i was being sarcastic. Crysis pftt lol you need your eyes checked

Not to mention sonys secret games, all procedurally generated 4D

At first I thought this guy was joking.

But now I'm affraid he's serious.

Dude, this is sad:lol:

:lol:lol it's not a g70 smackyomomma

I try to be a proud cow....but this guy and others like him make it so hard. I appreciate his enthusiasm, but to call anything the PS3 can do "comparable" or better than Crysis...well, it is outright rubbish. I can openly admit that Crysis is not going to be touched for a long time, and that is fine with me.danjammer69

Noone can't deny Killzone 2 looks great, but better than Crysis... come on...

But regarding other games - I'll try to be a proud hermit who appreciates other platforms - I'm considering getting PS3 only for Heavy Rain. It's from the dudes that made Fahrenheit, one of the best games I've ever played.

rsx=watered down g71 aka 7900 gt smackyomomma

[QUOTE="AnnoyedDragon"]

What is it with console users and completely overestimating their hardware? They expect gaming super computers that out perform modern hardware for a couple of hundred quid.

faultline187

i never expected it, its just the way it is.

Basically what the main point im trying to get across is that RSX hasnt been used to its full potential, and neither has cell.

Rsx is 128bit HDR! that is a fact!

Because that's what you are seeing in Killzone 2 Game Play Video right now! Along with Deferred Rendering with 4xMSAA w/Quincunx. If that's not 4xMSAA, I don't know what is. There is no aliasing! Plus as promised they are pumping an incredible number of lighting effects out. They have Monte Carlo Ray Tracing (yes rays are cast by cell), Real Time Photon Mapping, Ray Casting, Occlusion Mapping, Practical Spherical harmonics based PRT methods, plus Radiosity done on Cell. Particle Effects like what's in this game haven't been seen in a game on any other platform.

But for the 128bit HDR they are showing!!!...... that can only be done on a DX10 compatible GPU! .....look it it up or do I have to babysit you and find your links for you. Do you know 128bit HDR is a Shader Model 4.0 feature?

With the new game Play Video, they just wiped Crysis off the DX10 feature map with Deferred Rendering and 4xMSAA! "No duh.......RSX is just a stock 7800GPU", you say!

Yay for image shack and for not having any source to backup your crap.

[QUOTE="Dynafrom"][QUOTE="faultline187"]

i never expected it, its just the way it is.

Basically what the main point im trying to get across is that RSX hasnt been used to its full potential, and neither has cell.

Rsx is 128bit HDR! that is a fact!

Because that's what you are seeing in Killzone 2 Game Play Video right now! Along with Deferred Rendering with 4xMSAA w/Quincunx. If that's not 4xMSAA, I don't know what is. There is no aliasing! Plus as promised they are pumping an incredible number of lighting effects out. They have Monte Carlo Ray Tracing (yes rays are cast by cell), Real Time Photon Mapping, Ray Casting, Occlusion Mapping, Practical Spherical harmonics based PRT methods, plus Radiosity done on Cell. Particle Effects like what's in this game haven't been seen in a game on any other platform.

But for the 128bit HDR they are showing!!!...... that can only be done on a DX10 compatible GPU! .....look it it up or do I have to babysit you and find your links for you. Do you know 128bit HDR is a Shader Model 4.0 feature?

With the new game Play Video, they just wiped Crysis off the DX10 feature map with Deferred Rendering and 4xMSAA! "No duh.......RSX is just a stock 7800GPU", you say!

faultline187

Never said there wasnt aliasing! i was being sarcastic. Crysis pftt lol you need your eyes checked

WARdevil

heavy rain

gow3

uncharted 2

These games are just the beggining

Not to mention sonys secret games, all procedurally generated 4D

None of theses games are out... and secret 4D was supposed to heavy rain... it's no secret, it has no 4D...