Primera comparativa [no confirmada] Direct3D_11 vs Direct3D_12

AMD escribió:This year marks the introduction of the DirectX® 12 API which is set to revolutionize the way game developers are able to harness the power of their GPUs and CPUs. AMD is at the forefront of this effort and we look forward to sharing this excitement with you!gdc15_logo_small

Join AMD and AMD partners at the 2015 Game Developers Conference® in San Francisco March 2-6 as they provide tips on how to leverage the amazing performance and visuals of AMD GPU, APU and CPU products.

GDC is the world’s largest and longest-running professionals-only game industry event. Don’t miss these presentations as part of an exciting five days of tutorials, bootcamps and roundtable discussions where programmers, artists, producers, game designers, audio professionals, business decision-makers and others involved in the development of interactive games gather to exchange ideas and shape the future of the industry.

** Getting the Most Out of DirectX12
In this talk, AMD and NVIDIA will discuss the new programming model and features of the new API. This is an advanced tutorial, for developers familiar with graphics programming, on how to start developing efficient and effective D3D12 applications straight away, packed with useful tips and insights.

** Visual Effects in Star Citizen™
A detailed look into the visual effects in development for the crowd funded open world space game Star Citizen and its single player military counterpart Squadron 42. This includes the rendering and lighting of volumetric gases for everything from smoke trails and massive explosions to gas-clouds several hundred miles across. Other rendering effects such as our ship damage system and shield rendering solution will also be presented. The intended audience for this tutorial includes graphics programmers who are planning or actively developing Direct3D applications.

** Advancements in Tile-based Compute Rendering
Tiled deferred rendering and Forward+ rendering are becoming increasingly popular as efficient ways to handle the ever increasing numbers of dynamic lights in games. This talk looks at some of the most recent improvements to this approach as well as exploring the idea of clustered rendering. The intended audience for this tutorial includes graphics programmers who are planning or actively developing Direct3D applications.

** Low Latency and Stutter-Free Rendering in VR and Graphics Applications
This talk will provide a detailed explanation of several mechanisms by which graphics engine developers can dramatically reduce both actual and perceived latency and “stuttering” in graphics and virtual reality applications running on modern GPUs such as those powered by the AMD Graphics Core Next (GCN) architecture. Real world examples of optimized AAA content will be discussed and explained, complete with before and after performance metrics. This talk will give developers the tools and understanding required to exploit modern GPU architectures to take their graphics engines to the next level: extremely low latency, stutter-free, liquid smooth graphics at high framerates (90-120Hz and beyond).

** Optimizing Games for Graphics Core Next Architecture using AMD Graphics Tools
AMD provides a range of GPU performance analysis and debugging tools for PC graphics development. In this presentation AMD will demonstrate the latest suite of tools including GPU Shader Analyzer for GCN. With their support for modern graphics API’s on both Windows and Linux, these tools provide seamless workflow integration, can help you identify performance and algorithm issues early in the development cycle, and meet your quality and performance goals. Attendees will learn how the AMD tools presented can be used to determine performance bottleneck, debug issues and visualize GCN assembler from their shaders.

** Augmented Hair in Deus Ex Universe projects: TressFX 3.0
In this talk, engineers from AMD and Eidos detail the TressFX 3.0 solution used in Dawn Engine which will be the cornerstone to the development of the Deus Ex Universe projects at the studio. We show how Eidos graphics engineers built upon TressFX to break new grounds and deliver a realistic and scalable hair solution in the Dawn Engine for PC and consoles. With a focus on game requirements such as artistic control and animation support this talk will cover the practical considerations of a full TressFX pipeline, from authoring to rendering. In addition, for simulation, we address topics such as collisions, shape preservation, stretching, and wind. For rendering, we discuss how to blend strands with traditional hair meshes, antialiasing solutions, and translucency sorting techniques. We will also cover the latest TressFX 3.0 advancements from AMD, including skinning and fur support, an open source Maya plugin, and new rendering options for optimum scalability. Attendees will learn what quality and performance improvements and trade-offs were made in the Dawn engine TressFX implementation that will be used in the studio’s upcoming titles. They will also see what features a full TressFX pipeline needs to support for AAA game development. And they will learn the latest advancements found in TressFX 3.0.

**DirectX 12: A New Meaning for Efficiency and Performance
Direct3D 12 adds key new rendering features such as multiple queues for asynchronous compute and DMA, and the ultra-performance API both eliminates performance bottlenecks and enables new techniques. AMD will talk about the key interactions between the new D3D12 capabilities and AMD hardware and how to get the best from both. This session will include live demos. Attendee will learn more about how to use the D3D12 API and see how the combination of D3D12 and AMD graphics brings console performance and features to the PC.

nvidia escribió: NVIDIA AT GDC 2015
March 4-6 | San Francisco, CA

2015 is going to be a very exciting year for NVIDIA at GDC. We’ll be showing and talking about the most advanced real time rendering techniques across three platforms, GeForce, SHIELD and our GRID Game Streaming Service.

Valkyrjur escribió:Uy la serie 7000/200 "buggy" puff me huelo a que a los usuarios de 280/280X nos dejan en la estacada, mas que nada por el nulo soporte a estas en tema de drivers y mejoras.

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Valkyrjur escribió:Uy la serie 7000/200 "buggy" puff me huelo a que a los usuarios de 280/280X nos dejan en la estacada, mas que nada por el nulo soporte a estas en tema de drivers y mejoras.

Y no eres el unico, todavia no me creo que realmente se vaya a dar soporte a las graficas que aparecen en esa tabla, como para pensar si las anteriores...

paconan escribió:comparto esta pequeña prueba que acabo de hacer a la salud de trastaro

mantle vs dx12 con el test sintético del thief
max settings a 2k (todo, hasta los filtros)

equipo de pruebas:
Intel core i7 2600k @ 5 (v1.41)
16 gigas ddr3 @ 2133 cl 11
xfire R9 290 @ 1000 / 1300

dx 11


mantle

paconan escribió:comparto esta pequeña prueba que acabo de hacer a la salud de trastaro

paconan escribió:pues el 26 salía el 3dmark nuevo...

edy 00116 escribió:A mi el bench no me lo pasa en DX12, y cumplo todos los requisitos...