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    Screenshots van Nvidia's NV30

    Posted on Sunday, July 28 2002 @ 13:55:20 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Er zijn enkele screenshots verschenen op het web waarvan beweerd wordt dat ze gerenderd zijn op Nvidia's NV30...





    Hier zijn enkele details van de NV30 :

    -Vertex Shaders beyond DirectX 9 with up to 1024 static instructions, up to 65536 instructions executed in loops, branches and subroutines

    -Pixel Shaders beyond DirectX 9 - up to 1024 instructions

    -Long programs for both pixel shading and vertex shading

    -Support for OpenGL and DirectX HLSL via NVIDIA's Cg

    -OpenGL extensions that support long pixel and vertex shaders programs

    -128-bit floating point color precision

    -High bandwidth

    -Support for high-speed DDR2 memories

    -8X AGP

    -Built on 0.13-micron process technology



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