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flexx schrieb:

Ich hab hier noch ein altes 15 Meter USB-Kabel rumliegen, was ich damals für Playstation Move gekauft habe. Das funktioniert absolut problemlos mit allem, was ich bisher angestöpselt habe. Oder ist da ein Verstärker mit verbaut? Das Ende ist nämlich ziemlich dickes Kästchen.

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I worked on modifications to the core graphics blocks. So there were features implemented because of console customers. Some will live on in PC products, some won't. At least one change was very invasive, some moderately so. That's all I can say.

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Since Cerny mentioned it I'll comment on the volatile flag. I didn't know about it until he mentioned it, but looked it up and it really is new and driven by Sony. The extended ACE's are one of the custom features I'm referring to. Also, just because something exists in the GCN doc that was public for a bit doesn't mean it wasn't influenced by the console customers. That's one positive about working with consoles. Their engineers have specific requirements and really bang on the hardware and suggest new things that result in big or small improvements.

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As far as the 290X is concerned, you're looking at 2,816 stream processors, up to 1GHz engine clock, 5.6 TFLOPS compute performance, 4 GB GDDR5 / 512-bit memory config, 5.0 Gbps memory speed, 1 x 6-pin and 1 x 8-pin power connectors, PCI-E 3.0, AMD TrueAudio Technology, and DirectX 11.2, OpenGL 4.3 and Mantle support.

The R9 290 boasts 2,560 stream processors, up to 947 MHz engine clock, 4.9 TFLOPS compute performance, 4 GB GDDR5 / 512-bit memory configuration, 1 x 6-pin and 1 x 8-pin power connectors, PCI-E 3.0, AMD's TrueAudio Technology, and DirectX 11.2, OpenGL 4.3, and Mantle support.

Newegg last week priced AMD's upcoming Radeon R9 290X at $729.99 before tax, though official pricing and release dates are not yet known.

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MtChiller schrieb:

was ich immer noch nicht weiß und echt wichtig für mich ist:

Brauch ich akkus fürn neuen XBOX ONE Controller

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Tech Sorcery

At this year's E3, Quantic Dream impressed us all with its PS4 tech demo for The Dark Sorcerer. "This is basically Beyond's engine, and we were so excited with what we could achieve," says Cage. "Some people were really impressed with the Dark Sorcerer but this is just the beginning, it's the minimum quality you can get on the console.

"It was done with a very small team, a very small amount of time and small resources. Now we have a full team and we hope to make something really impressive."

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xJayFox schrieb:

Links PS3, rechts PS4.

PS4-Screen in voller Größe:
http://abload.de/img/lebronnextgen_ps4_576qskg5.jpg

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PS4: The Dark Sorcerer “the minimum quality you can get on the console”

Quantic Dream’s stunning PlayStation 4 demo The Dark Sorcerer is just the beginning of unlocking the hardware’s potential, according to David Cage.

Speaking with TechRadar, Cage said the PS4′s potential is still being unlocked; The Dark Sorcerer is just the start.

“This is basically Beyond’s engine, and we were so excited with what we could achieve. Some people were really impressed with the Dark Sorcerer but this is just the beginning, it’s the minimum quality you can get on the console,” he said.

“It was done with a very small team, a very small amount of time and small resources. Now we have a full team and we hope to make something really impressive.”

Quantic Dream’s new PS4 project has been in the works since mid-2012 and although Sony boss Shuhei Yoshida wasn’t super impressed with Beyond: Two Souls he’s excited for the new game. We think it might be called Singularity but then again we had a lot of crazy theories before Beyond was revealed, too.

The PS4 launches in November. Since developers are still squeezing more power out of the PS3 we can expect the new hardware to really hit its stride in about 45,000 AD.

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