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You know that 64 on the end of all the new AMD processors? Guess what it stands for. :) Windows XP 64bit is officially finished and will start appearing in new computers soon. Some people will be able to upgrade for free, some will have to wait for a retail version.

The nvidia screenshots are using a different lighting model. It looks like they're doing some sort of HDR. Note that it's not brighter everywhere.

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DoD:S was mentioned in the PC Gamer magazine article that just came out.

Wha????!?! Noooo. I don't think so. Truform is an ATI specific thing. What it does is smooth out the corners of polygons so that models look less blocky. (I don't know if it tranforms the edges into splines, or the exact method it uses.) This is less of an issue today since games have...

There are numerous memory management programs. Apparently they fill up your RAM (forcing unused programs out of RAM and into pagefile) and then release it for use by (next program you run).

Read your quote: Cheaters have been warned. That WAS the warning.

Think how much better it will look on the computer monitor at a decent resolution :)

they already announced it. They specifically warned cheaters to uninstall and clean their system now or they'll be b4nz0r3d. :)

You'll enjoy a good ol' framerate of like.. 10 with older hardware. If you're lucky. :) [huggles his new computer parts]

So naive.

I wonder if they'd consider perma-titling me a "leech".

Had ATI (9600XT). Hated drivers STILL. I'm back to Nvidia again.

Buy it on steam. No need for a DVD in the drive and you can burn a backup of the .GCF (or use someone else's for initial installation).

Who said I didn't play HL2?

/has already used hdr in farcry. And yes, it looks awesome. (retard)

I hope you're joking. If not, you might want to realize that sometimes, magazines/newspapers/etc in DIFFERENT COUNTRIES have the same name.

Think of it as an engine tech demo instead of as part of the game. It'll make your brain hurt less.

For years, large corporate game publishers have been setting all the rules for gamers and game developers alike. Valve software, because they are privately funded, has a chance to change the way games are not only distributed, but the amount of control that the corporate pointy-hairs wield...

wow. Talk about horrible quality images. Ahhh. They're clickable. Apparently someone is REALLY bad at making thumbnails.