look! He can drive with one hand
I guess it was too hard to have someone else take two minutes to load the game and set it up before Mooly took the wheel? Not to mention the outright LIES because everyone saw the VLC player interface. Lying fail.“We used a video in the DX11 Ivy Bridge-based Ultrabook demo simply for expediency at today’s Intel press event at CES. We were extremely limited for time and didn’t want to lose any time by getting in and out of the game. And Mooly told the audience this at the end of the demo… a couple of people have posted video of the demo on YouTube and you can hear Mooly say that the demo was driven by the folks behind the stage because he was limited for time and then went on to explain the DX11 support in Ivy Bridge.
We first demonstrated the Dx11 feature of Ivy Bridge at IDF last September. It runs extremely well. The demo can easily be reproduced live for anyone who wants to see it. We’d be happy to show it to you and let you play DX11 games the next time you are in Santa Clara.”
Looks to me like he was actually expecting to play, not watch a video of the benchmark runtime...
Someone messed up.
Intel's response is at the end of the article.
http://semiaccurate.com/2012/01/09/intel-fakes-ivy-bridge-graphics-on-stage-at-ces/
I guess it was too hard to have someone else take two minutes to load the game and set it up before Mooly took the wheel? Not to mention the outright LIES because everyone saw the VLC player interface. Lying fail.
I hope Haswell is better in terms of graphics... I mean, compared with the old stuff, Sandy Bridge was leaps and bounds ahead in terms of graphics. Intel has the ability to pull it off.
While there's no question that the 'demo' deserves an eye-roll, I wouldn't be so quick about attempting to draw any conclusions from it. After all, they did a dx11 hawx 2 demo on Ivy Bridge during fall IDF in September, which lends credence to this merely being a video of Ivy Bridge playing the game. Hopefully there'll be some actual performance indications given during the course of CES.
Intel Confirms Working DX11 on Ivy Bridge
Anand confirmed that F1 does work with the Intel HD4000.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=PCBy4MK32I4
Imagine how it would have been testing IB in this video 8 months ago. Who needs a steering or a keyboard when you can play iRacing with a mouse?And intel sends out it's PR agents to show a demo behind closed doors, of which they couldn't show live. Uh huh, sounds credible and believable.