**Update: As RedSpectacle pointed out below, they are not renders. I updated my original post as it is/was slightly confusing. Hopefully some real rendered pics surface in the near term.
Nvidia’s upcoming “Fermi” chipset set to debut on the 300 series desktop graphics will usher in a new era of photo-realistic gaming. I’m not even kidding. Packing the visual punch comes by way of 512 cores which make previous challenges such as facial hair, skin glare, and ray-traced lighting are no match for this new hardware. Don’t believe me? Let the pictures do the talking…
Below are some examples of images typically a challenge for current graphics hardware.
*Get a drool cup…*
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October 30, 2009 at 5:22 pm
These are fake. They are not renders.
http://onesize.nl/projects/playgrounds-titles-2009
http://vimeo.com/6947473
October 31, 2009 at 8:10 am
I know they’re not renders. Guess it’s a tad confusing. Sorry.