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Unerico escribió:La nueva “Big Navi” de AMD rendiría entre 40 y 50% más que una RTX 2080 Ti
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Algo me dice que para cuando salgan xbox y ps5 ya quedaran de "sobradas" en "justas" y como el avance de las placas de video siga asi y la incorporacion del RT se haga cada vez mas normal... seria inevitable que salgan versiones pro a los 2 años de lanzadas las consolas
Gwyn escribió:Ojo que ante un posible re-confinamiento una PS5 pueda convertirse en objeto de especulación
Mientras el mundo se va a la puta, eso sí.
I think it's a bit like when developing for PC, where you have access to all that different hardware and you can kind of tune things based on your needs. And what Sony are essentially saying are, here's your tool of options, you can absolutely throttle to the max. We prefer if you didn't, but if there's like a fringe case where you're just off that tiny bit of performance you need, we will let you squeeze a little bit extra. It also opens up a lot of different opportunities such as, say that you wanted to take rendering for some specific thing like a particle and you wanted to run it through something like the CPU for a specific cutscene, that'd be possible now whereas historically you had to be really careful that you didn't flood a specific thread. It opens up a lot of interesting opportunities of offloading that kind of stuff elsewhere on the machine, which is something that's getting less and less common, to offload other parts of the machine, but it seems like especially from PlayStation 5's technical conference by Mark Cerny a few weeks back, they're really pushing for that 'Here's the hardware. Here's how you access what you need, go in and make something beautiful' kind of mantra.
ramulator escribió:Un desarrollador habla del Turbo de PS5:I think it's a bit like when developing for PC, where you have access to all that different hardware and you can kind of tune things based on your needs. And what Sony are essentially saying are, here's your tool of options, you can absolutely throttle to the max. We prefer if you didn't, but if there's like a fringe case where you're just off that tiny bit of performance you need, we will let you squeeze a little bit extra. It also opens up a lot of different opportunities such as, say that you wanted to take rendering for some specific thing like a particle and you wanted to run it through something like the CPU for a specific cutscene, that'd be possible now whereas historically you had to be really careful that you didn't flood a specific thread. It opens up a lot of interesting opportunities of offloading that kind of stuff elsewhere on the machine, which is something that's getting less and less common, to offload other parts of the machine, but it seems like especially from PlayStation 5's technical conference by Mark Cerny a few weeks back, they're really pushing for that 'Here's the hardware. Here's how you access what you need, go in and make something beautiful' kind of mantra.
https://wccftech.com/playstation-5-boos ... -says-dev/
¿Sony diciéndoles a los desarrolladores que prefieren que no utilicen las frecuencias máximas?
ramulator escribió:Un desarrollador habla del Turbo de PS5:I think it's a bit like when developing for PC, where you have access to all that different hardware and you can kind of tune things based on your needs. And what Sony are essentially saying are, here's your tool of options, you can absolutely throttle to the max. We prefer if you didn't, but if there's like a fringe case where you're just off that tiny bit of performance you need, we will let you squeeze a little bit extra. It also opens up a lot of different opportunities such as, say that you wanted to take rendering for some specific thing like a particle and you wanted to run it through something like the CPU for a specific cutscene, that'd be possible now whereas historically you had to be really careful that you didn't flood a specific thread. It opens up a lot of interesting opportunities of offloading that kind of stuff elsewhere on the machine, which is something that's getting less and less common, to offload other parts of the machine, but it seems like especially from PlayStation 5's technical conference by Mark Cerny a few weeks back, they're really pushing for that 'Here's the hardware. Here's how you access what you need, go in and make something beautiful' kind of mantra.
https://wccftech.com/playstation-5-boos ... -says-dev/
¿Sony diciéndoles a los desarrolladores que prefieren que no utilicen las frecuencias máximas?
Mapache Power escribió:Si mal no recuerdo, la demo del UE5 no usaba RT pero si tenía igualmente un sistema de iluminación bastante pepino.
Igual me equivoco, pero entendí que la Demo de UE5 estaba hecha a lo bruto para enseñar el músculo que arrojaba el hardware con el engine. Vamos, que iba sin optimizar. escribió:Igual me equivoco, pero entendí que la Demo de UE5 estaba hecha a lo bruto para enseñar el músculo que arrojaba el hardware con el engine. Vamos, que iba sin optimizar.
