DX10 dynamic lighting run at R600!

[outspring]

While on the Radeon HD2000 series of performance tests we can only wait until May can be unveiled. But now we have the first opportunity to look at the performance of some HD2900XT display--Global Illumination!

Earth - (Global Illumination) is a based on DirectX10 API prepared the 3D demo program, and its focus on the performance of dynamic objects in the source of the light irradiation even transform, moving, extremely realistic lighting effects.

We can only platform in Windows Vista and DirectX10 to cope with the latest system under Win The DEMO trip procedures, although the procedure is very small with less than 10M. But running through HD2900XT DEMO view with the new generation of graphics in the DirectX10 lighting upgrade the shock. DEMO entire objects in the model design, texture memories are simple, but it does not matter. the biggest bright spot in the whole dynamic lighting transform aspects. Below we look at the DEMO actual operation of the screen.

here:http://www.hardspell.com/english/doc/showcont.asp?news_id=479

Global Illumination demo run video(R600)!:http://www.hardspell.com/english/doc/showcont.asp?news_id=479&pageid=584

 

[SunnyD]

English not very particular strong is hardspell.com, no?

 

[swtethan]

i like that

 

[Zenoth]

I thought such effects were possible with DX9 ?

If not then I guess that's nice.

 

[PING]

Does that mean free complex shadow calculations?

 

[AmdInside]

Meh. 1.5/10. Not impressed.

 

[AK3D]

If it can do such complex GI, it should be awesome with 3D rendering (max, maya etc) where radiosity is handled by the CPU, perhaps it can be offloaded to the GPU for greater speed in rendering.

 

[flexy]

0.3/10...lame ;(

 

[Deea]

I think dynamic lighting with multiple bounces is a way to go, maybe they don't have it optimized yet, but we'll see more of it.

Compare with Realtime Global Illumination demo at http://lightsprint.com

Lightsprint Demo runs in bigger scenes, on common GPUs, even in XP.