Whiteout - ATI Ruby demo

New ATI's graphics demo with Ruby, originaly to be performed on Radeon HD2900XT

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• ATI
• Ruby
• R600
• Radeon
• HD2900XT
• HD2000
• DX10
• GPU
• graphics
• render
• real-time
• AMD
• mountain
• snowboard

[girlsdrinkfeck]

stiff hair gel

[Chaos1443]

4870 is fucking epic

[Vnix]

Amazing, however by today standards; this reminds me of unreal 3 graphics. However eventually i forgotten the tech demo only to be interested into the story, i guess graphics arnt everything.

[toneoyay1]

Her face looks too plastic here.

[AdeonC]

@darkj3am :D yeah it's really cheaper

[darkj3am]

@AdeonC nvidia have the thing which i forgot that gpu act like cpu....... anyways, most games like nvidia so do i.. though i have ati 4670 LOL well its a bit cheaper......

[AdeonC]

@darkj3am True, I don't remember a game that had restricted features for ATI, only for Nvidia because of Physx.

Nevertheless, AMD got the first DX11 compatible cards and developed the OpenCL language (worth checking out). Their next step is to make a single hardware for CPU/GPU, which will be kinda hard for Nvidia to beat since they don't manufacture processors.

Gotta say it's getting interesting :P

Anyway, my point is: not always (though ocasionally) Nvidia has the most inovating technologies.

[darkj3am]

@AdeonC oh i dont really.. still nvidia always have the new tech's and some games require nvidia's technologies for full graphics...

[AdeonC]

@darkj3am So if you see a pixel shader test from ATI showing a plain spinning sphere, you'd think that's all their cards can render? You shouldn't judge their products by the demos.

Also, check the date of this video. I think it's pretty advanced for 2007.

[darkj3am]

@AdeonC its simple.. they always have the new stuff first..... this is the best demo i found from ati.. comparing it to nvidia demo's its nothing...

[AdeonC]

@darkj3am Why do you think Nvidia technologies are way ahead ATI?

[AdeonC]

@crazyedd6 My logic:

Good processor, regular power supply, low budget -> AMD (ATI no longer exists).

Regular processor, good power supply, big budget -> NVidia.

However, if you are AMD's client, I think it's best to wait for now. They have some awesome technologies to be released soon.