Quantum computing is too unstable, being an atom can be at 2 locations at one time, or even more than 2.
and it would also be VERY sensitive to normal daily radiation, I think it would be a while before Quantum Computers are in every home, I'd say that in 10 years it will be used exclusively by the government, 30 years, commercially, and 60 years residentially.
just my personal estimate :-)
But you know Crysis would still only get 100 fps....
i dunno.. they are so happy about it and the physics.. yet they don't design the textures the way they should be small details. like u go around and u still find cheap ass 2minute texture that u could find in quake I and II. stupid. HL2 was done better if u ask me.
now all they care about is shader count, physics, and ray tracing. when they should really start Really carying about texture detail and number of poligons used to describe it. i hate the prefab bitmaps.
Yeah I agree with you, it looks like "Tessellation" is going to take care of the polygon issue, have you seen it? it's crazy!
but I know what you mean about texture maps, especially on Chronicles of Riddick (The new one), yuck, that game is ugly if you look close at the walls.
Never liked that game anyways. lol
to reply to your comment above, yes the Rothschilds, and Rockefellers should die off, would make me happy. :-)
regarding quantum computers... it might happen a bit quicker than 60 years. they've done some pretty good amount of research so far... but ur absolutely right though.
I think we should start designing a new money-less system for everybody's benefit. the oil and banker families should really die off already. i really don't like saying that.. but u know what... im tired of money. i enjoy doing what i do as it is, money just add a lot of hustle, pain, and suffering.
@BeeefyBeast quantum computing is far beyond what we are capable of at the moment. we honestly cant say anything about quantum computing as we cant even put it into practical uses even at the most simplest of task.. its far to complex.. dont expect that kind of technology for another 50-150 years..
Wow this video is kinda subliminal. No problem. I'm an Intel fanboy since they introduced the Core Microarchitecture... finally they dropped out that crappy thing called Pentium.
well from 90nm to 65nm was a leap which made a massive change, now its going too 45nm and with the new high-k. i cant wait for these chips. i just wish they release in a price band we all can afford (poor lol)
its good, but they could have shown how small 45 nanometres is. like they coul dhave compared it to a virus cell or sumthing.
then the dumn peopel would also know how small it is
sargeantneo1 2 years ago
all hail the quantum processor :P
uut0 2 years ago
they make good cpu's but shit coolers
Userade 2 years ago 8
I love aphex twin's soundtrack!
nycpntr 2 years ago
i heard physical limits will be at 10-15nm
might never go below that, unless they use different materials
EnT271 2 years ago
when are we gonna get to the 1nm?
quantum computing perhaps..
When?
ipzent 4 years ago 3
roughly 5 years i'd say... provided intel and amd actually go down to that
computergasm 2 years ago
Quantum computing is too unstable, being an atom can be at 2 locations at one time, or even more than 2.
and it would also be VERY sensitive to normal daily radiation, I think it would be a while before Quantum Computers are in every home, I'd say that in 10 years it will be used exclusively by the government, 30 years, commercially, and 60 years residentially.
just my personal estimate :-)
But you know Crysis would still only get 100 fps....
1981z28camaro 2 years ago
lol yes to crysis..
i dunno.. they are so happy about it and the physics.. yet they don't design the textures the way they should be small details. like u go around and u still find cheap ass 2minute texture that u could find in quake I and II. stupid. HL2 was done better if u ask me.
now all they care about is shader count, physics, and ray tracing. when they should really start Really carying about texture detail and number of poligons used to describe it. i hate the prefab bitmaps.
ipzent 2 years ago
Yeah I agree with you, it looks like "Tessellation" is going to take care of the polygon issue, have you seen it? it's crazy!
but I know what you mean about texture maps, especially on Chronicles of Riddick (The new one), yuck, that game is ugly if you look close at the walls.
Never liked that game anyways. lol
to reply to your comment above, yes the Rothschilds, and Rockefellers should die off, would make me happy. :-)
1981z28camaro 2 years ago
regarding quantum computers... it might happen a bit quicker than 60 years. they've done some pretty good amount of research so far... but ur absolutely right though.
I think we should start designing a new money-less system for everybody's benefit. the oil and banker families should really die off already. i really don't like saying that.. but u know what... im tired of money. i enjoy doing what i do as it is, money just add a lot of hustle, pain, and suffering.
we can be without money.
ipzent 2 years ago
@1981z28camaro how can it be at 2 places at the same time?
uut0 2 years ago
it's called the "Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle".
Quantum Mechanics is very interesting, and mysterious.
1981z28camaro 2 years ago
I understand how the logic works in todays microchips.
But how will it be in quantum computing? What are they going to be doing exactly?
How is it going to be working?
BeeefyBeast 1 year ago
@BeeefyBeast quantum computing is far beyond what we are capable of at the moment. we honestly cant say anything about quantum computing as we cant even put it into practical uses even at the most simplest of task.. its far to complex.. dont expect that kind of technology for another 50-150 years..
Stuna2150 1 year ago
This has got Half-Life written all over it.
viperdriver87 4 years ago 2
lol that would b awsome jaja
SPANISH1000 3 years ago
Wow this video is kinda subliminal. No problem. I'm an Intel fanboy since they introduced the Core Microarchitecture... finally they dropped out that crappy thing called Pentium.
MacRulesWindowsSucks 4 years ago
Pentium Dual-Core = Core 2 w/ half the Cache
HeyJuanGuapo 3 years ago
really, so if i take out my t2310 and replace it with a t8300, my pc would still work?
crazyhugs 3 years ago
i assume you had a camera pass...???
delpuckett 4 years ago
arent these delayed? or is that a rumor?
racasdorph 4 years ago
Negative refractive index lenses?
Laser microjets for dicing?
Do you use either of these?
MrTeaB 4 years ago
Lolz the new penryn 45nm quads are coming in at 200-600$ and these proccesors are beasts
as for the Q9450 2.66ghz /6mb L2 cache/Only 95 watts and 1600 fsb this is only around 300-350 dollars very affordable and extremely capable
ghosthud1 4 years ago 3
well from 90nm to 65nm was a leap which made a massive change, now its going too 45nm and with the new high-k. i cant wait for these chips. i just wish they release in a price band we all can afford (poor lol)
hord 4 years ago 8