DJ_PAPA
Power Member
Ja agora aqui fica, as ultimas novidades daquilo do que a ATI é capaz na área das Fisicas:
Benchmarks:
Final Thoughts
http://www.pcper.com/article.php?aid=226&type=expert&pid=1
Benchmarks:
Final Thoughts
Over the past two weeks I have gone from a very limited knowledge of gaming physics coding and technology to having more information in my head than I ever thought possible. While the solutions from all three of the current physics news-makers differ quite a bit, AGEIA, NVIDIA and ATI are at least talking about physics which is good for our industry and gaming in general. As gaming physics becomes more prominent, users will see the advantages of physics acceleration and force game developers and hardware vendors to innovate for the benefit of everyone.
ATI feels that their solution is more than capable of competing with AGEIA, should the physics coding and API work be done to the necessary level They are going to start providing the tools necessary to do it, though they do have a lot of work to do if they want to catch AGEIA in that department.
If you haven’t read up on all the physics information here at PC Perspective, I highly recommend you check out our two articles on AGEIA’s PhysX technology and our look at NVIDIA and Havok FX’s partnership in physics acceleration.
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http://www.pcper.com/article.php?aid=226&type=expert&pid=1