dna_05
15-01-2006, 00:32
spero sia la sezione giusta..
cmq ci sono in giro i primi screen di 3dmark06 e le prime info..
sul sito della Futuremark (http://www.futuremark.com) c'è una specie di presentazione :D
qui altre info da altri forum
HDR rendering.
Complex HDR post processing.
Dynamic soft shadows for all objects.
Water shader with HDR refraction, HDR reflection, depth fog and Gerstner wave functions.
Heterogeneous fog.
Atmospheric light scattering.
Realistic sky model with cloud blending.
Strauss lighting model for most materials.
Subsurface scattering shader for some objects (not visible in the shot).
Texture & normal map sizes: 1024 x 1024 to 2048 x 2048.
Approximately 5.4 million triangles and 8.8 million vertices.
http://www.guru3d.com/admin/imageview.php?image=6203
Futuremark has started talking about their next 3DMark publicly over at Beyond3D interview. The key feature and effect present in 3DMark2006 are Shader Model 3.0 support and HDR implementation that requires full SM3.0 support and FP16 textures & blending. Others cool implementations and changes include CSM (Cascaded Shadow Maps), soft shadows, heavier pixel processing load, increased arithmetic to texture ops ratio for the SM3.0 tests, at least 256MB of graphics memory to ensure no disk swapping, a new CPU test (most probably multi-core support).
According to our friends from HKEPC, some manufacturers have received a copy of 3DMark2006 Beta for internal testing but there is no scoring function yet in the beta copy for confidential reasons. There is particular game test in 3DMark06 which is similar to the Game Test 3 "Canyon Flight" of 3DMark05 but now it utilizes lots of HDR and SM3.0. Certainly the sea monster looks a lot better indeed from what we have seen. Things are not looking too rosy for ATi previous generation cards such as X300/500/600/700/800 that don't support SM 3.0 but it is fine for NVIDIA GeForce 6 series
cmq ci sono in giro i primi screen di 3dmark06 e le prime info..
sul sito della Futuremark (http://www.futuremark.com) c'è una specie di presentazione :D
qui altre info da altri forum
HDR rendering.
Complex HDR post processing.
Dynamic soft shadows for all objects.
Water shader with HDR refraction, HDR reflection, depth fog and Gerstner wave functions.
Heterogeneous fog.
Atmospheric light scattering.
Realistic sky model with cloud blending.
Strauss lighting model for most materials.
Subsurface scattering shader for some objects (not visible in the shot).
Texture & normal map sizes: 1024 x 1024 to 2048 x 2048.
Approximately 5.4 million triangles and 8.8 million vertices.
http://www.guru3d.com/admin/imageview.php?image=6203
Futuremark has started talking about their next 3DMark publicly over at Beyond3D interview. The key feature and effect present in 3DMark2006 are Shader Model 3.0 support and HDR implementation that requires full SM3.0 support and FP16 textures & blending. Others cool implementations and changes include CSM (Cascaded Shadow Maps), soft shadows, heavier pixel processing load, increased arithmetic to texture ops ratio for the SM3.0 tests, at least 256MB of graphics memory to ensure no disk swapping, a new CPU test (most probably multi-core support).
According to our friends from HKEPC, some manufacturers have received a copy of 3DMark2006 Beta for internal testing but there is no scoring function yet in the beta copy for confidential reasons. There is particular game test in 3DMark06 which is similar to the Game Test 3 "Canyon Flight" of 3DMark05 but now it utilizes lots of HDR and SM3.0. Certainly the sea monster looks a lot better indeed from what we have seen. Things are not looking too rosy for ATi previous generation cards such as X300/500/600/700/800 that don't support SM 3.0 but it is fine for NVIDIA GeForce 6 series