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3.0 P4C

I'm bored... so I actually went through an old review...

http://www.anandtech.com/cpu/showdoc.html?i=1834&p=1

A 2.2 GHz 400 MHz FSB Barton vs P4Cs is:
Pg 7: < 2.6C
Pg 8: < 2.8C
Pg...

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From the context, sounds like 64-bit stuff in general... not just Opterons/Athlon64s... Other 64-bit cpus do exist... Or if he was talking about Opteron/Athlon64s, P4s can beat it in various...

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Yeah, I have the DOS Collector's Editions of X-Wing and TIE Fighter, gouraud shading kicks *** :D

I can't even get the Win95 versions to work on XP. :(

You used lasers with the missile boat? Usually had enough missiles to replace the laser. ;)


Didn't call reinforcements unless the mission said you had to... you lose like 5000 pts... :p

FX5200 are not 250/333. They are 250/400... Whoever made that chart was probably running the 64-bit memory version also...

Just going by fps, the FX5200 non-ultra is about the speed of a GF4 MX...

Depends on the monitor... Also, your video card drivers may be able to control stretching.

Not confusing terms at all... the basic concept of a shader remains the same. Since the original poster is looking for "basics of engines and shaders", it would be limiting to only discuss them in...

http://www.filmfx.de/software/custom/MentalRay.html

Maybe? Starts with a .mi but they convert that to actual C and compile that... No reason you couldn't just skip the .mi if you really knew...

I still have my .plt files from god knows when :D

IMO, bigger LCDs can get away with a slower response time.

Half-Life, as a series, has never been a must have for me...

I'll wait a while for HL 2 to get cheap, like I did for HL 1 (waited for the $20 GOTY edition).

Only from the makers of 3D studio max. ;)

So what you're saying is there are absolutely no shaders written in C/C++...?