mrk
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I think it's very fair to say NVidia from this news have reached out further than just improving their drivers to get better direct x performance, something ATI has yet to do but I'm not complaining about any of the vendors either.
As has already been said by others optimising for 32bit precision means that NV will be ready out the box to run in full 32 bit precision at speed whereas ATI defaults to the fastest it can do which is 24bit precision so running in 32 bit would theorise it running slower than the nv at 32 bit, but just how much difference will the 24 to 32 bit differenc emake ? only time will show
Also it seems many ATI fans and owners are getting annoyed by this news and claiming it to be "not real" or "full of s***" because of nvidias past they fail to accept that they are getting back up to top spot slowly having already owned and still owning the crown in OpenGL and now whilst they might not beat ATI in direct x they will most definately or surely match them in speed of quality. next months drivers are said to improve speed by 35% or MORE and the news of dx9.1 immproving things by 65% just adds to that fact AND the main thing is there is NO image quality loss, at least from the drivers point of view and I very much doubt there will be any image quality loss on the dx9 aspect either, if its being optimised to the NV spec then how possibly could it result in IQ loss, more rather an IQ gain because it would be running efficiently according to the bnc card therefore no need to drop quality to run faster.
As has already been said by others optimising for 32bit precision means that NV will be ready out the box to run in full 32 bit precision at speed whereas ATI defaults to the fastest it can do which is 24bit precision so running in 32 bit would theorise it running slower than the nv at 32 bit, but just how much difference will the 24 to 32 bit differenc emake ? only time will show
Also it seems many ATI fans and owners are getting annoyed by this news and claiming it to be "not real" or "full of s***" because of nvidias past they fail to accept that they are getting back up to top spot slowly having already owned and still owning the crown in OpenGL and now whilst they might not beat ATI in direct x they will most definately or surely match them in speed of quality. next months drivers are said to improve speed by 35% or MORE and the news of dx9.1 immproving things by 65% just adds to that fact AND the main thing is there is NO image quality loss, at least from the drivers point of view and I very much doubt there will be any image quality loss on the dx9 aspect either, if its being optimised to the NV spec then how possibly could it result in IQ loss, more rather an IQ gain because it would be running efficiently according to the bnc card therefore no need to drop quality to run faster.