Yep. That is raytracing. If you ask me, DAMN that is impressive. That is done in big server cluster. In 10 years a home PC should be able to do that in real time. Prepare to be amazed.ebug9 wrote:
My guess is it's a 3D render since it's being posted in the tech thread
B read thisbaggs wrote:
Can you recommend me one please .Sup?.Sup wrote:
desktop. SSD=click, click, installed HDD=click,...click..., installedICCULUS wrote:
laptop or desktop? how noticeable is the difference?
Very noticeable. Very.
Was gonna look into nv cards for an HTPC.tomshardware.com wrote:
Those with the very rare configuration of having an ATI GPU for rendering graphics and a Nvidia chip for processing hardware PhysX will find themselves unable to compute.
Anyone running Nvidia driver version 186 will find PhysX acceleration disabled when ATI hardware is also present in the system, SlashGear reported.
Nvidia customer service responded to a user regarding the issue, saying, "Nvidia supports GPU accelerated Physx on NVIDIA GPUs while using NVIDIA GPUs for graphics. NVIDIA performs extensive Engineering, Development, and QA work that makes Physx a great experience for customers."
The email continued to list a couple of reasons why the Nvidia GPU would refuse to accelerate PhysX, with one of them being, of course, for business.
"For a variety of reasons – some development expense some quality assurance and some business reasons NVIDIA will not support GPU accelerated Physx with NVIDIA GPUs while GPU rendering is happening on non- NVIDIA GPUs," it read. "I’m sorry for any inconvenience caused but I hope you can understand."
Well they say good is worth waiting for.james@alienware wrote:
It's so shit having to wait for the new Intel X25-M 80GB ssd to be instock. They don't have it anywhere in the UK
I've got a legit copy of Win7 and I want this drive to put it on!! argh.
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Nothing in stock over here either. The demand for them is higher than Intel can supply.james@alienware wrote:
Panzer, how much are the retailing for in Finland and are they easily available? + How much would it be postage to England, if I paid you to get me one?!
Ah ok that sucks. Well when they come back in stock could you let me know just on the off chance that we can work something outGC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Nothing in stock over here either. The demand for them is higher than Intel can supply.james@alienware wrote:
Panzer, how much are the retailing for in Finland and are they easily available? + How much would it be postage to England, if I paid you to get me one?!
will do!james@alienware wrote:
Ah ok that sucks. Well when they come back in stock could you let me know just on the off chance that we can work something outGC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Nothing in stock over here either. The demand for them is higher than Intel can supply.james@alienware wrote:
Panzer, how much are the retailing for in Finland and are they easily available? + How much would it be postage to England, if I paid you to get me one?!
Last edited by .Sup (2009-10-04 05:16:35)
So, nobody?
The link says that you can use the upgrade version.TravisC555 wrote:
If I wanted to dual boot XP and Win 7 I would have to purchase the full retail version of Win 7 right? I don't think I could use the retail upgrade version to dual boot?
Came across this to be a bit helpful to me.