@ 4745454b.
You have posted months ago, I hope that you have changed your mind because I, for once, could only regard it as entertaining.
and
Yes they are.
logic error.
Compare hl2 physics to Crysis's PhysX.
It's like comparing a donkey to a race horse. As much as everybody likes the Donkey - they're not the same...
And just to make it clear - yes, I have the OB and EP2 and played it on max setting (and loved what they did with the gfx) but its nothing compared to being a lumberjack, cutting off trees on a tropical island ^^
Havoc's beard is obsolete let alone the engine itself, I expect more from my games. The only reason I can think of Intel buying havoc is maybe to give a viable GPU\PPU alternative that incorporates and utilizes the engine in it. As a person who suffers from acute case of "Gameritis Fatalis" I'm telling you that after havoc there's no way back. Havoc seems somewhat stale.
nvda got ahead of AMD the second they understood that raw computing power is not enough and that HW system that support engines like havok will not last long, because its easier to generate better graphics for a specialized array of chips then to make just stronger and stronger GPUs. At the end AMD will have to answer that type of tech or they'll end up as yet another division under who ever buys them out of the market.
check this list from wiki and think if you're still think that AMD is not behind, well, you need a pair of glasses, my friend:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PhysX
oh yea, and moar treez plox!
You have posted months ago, I hope that you have changed your mind because I, for once, could only regard it as entertaining.
and
Yes they are.
logic error.
Compare hl2 physics to Crysis's PhysX.
It's like comparing a donkey to a race horse. As much as everybody likes the Donkey - they're not the same...
And just to make it clear - yes, I have the OB and EP2 and played it on max setting (and loved what they did with the gfx) but its nothing compared to being a lumberjack, cutting off trees on a tropical island ^^
Havoc's beard is obsolete let alone the engine itself, I expect more from my games. The only reason I can think of Intel buying havoc is maybe to give a viable GPU\PPU alternative that incorporates and utilizes the engine in it. As a person who suffers from acute case of "Gameritis Fatalis" I'm telling you that after havoc there's no way back. Havoc seems somewhat stale.
nvda got ahead of AMD the second they understood that raw computing power is not enough and that HW system that support engines like havok will not last long, because its easier to generate better graphics for a specialized array of chips then to make just stronger and stronger GPUs. At the end AMD will have to answer that type of tech or they'll end up as yet another division under who ever buys them out of the market.
check this list from wiki and think if you're still think that AMD is not behind, well, you need a pair of glasses, my friend:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PhysX
oh yea, and moar treez plox!
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