Don't sweat it, bro. It's all good. Let's just call it "perspective".
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Not really... Well, yes, you can add more detail and stuff... but don't forget you will always be VideoMemory bound regardless of what DX mode you're in. That being said, you also have virtualized textures in DX10 which will allow for RAM-streaming textures to the videocard. *** slow but possible to (depending on the scene) maybe double the texture usage if used properly.Originally posted by olly View PostCorrect me if i'm wrong here, but surely if a frame can render quicker than it used to take to render, then you can put more detail, fancier effects, higher quality textures into your scene, rendering a frame that takes longer than the original render, but as long as the old render, giving a render thats considered a improvement in graphics? Rendertatsic if you will?
In other words... potentially yes, maybe not, who knows, UT3 will rock... who cares how that happens.
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Well unless ATI/AMD get their *** in gear, my bet it will be.Originally posted by Sabo View Posthmm. I hope it doesnt end up running better on nVidia cards D:
dx10 = :up:
ATI have already failed to launch the new DX10 card.
I don't think we'll see another UT99, but I certainly tried.Originally posted by bazzwano View PostIV BEEN WAITING FOR A RETURN TO UT99 EVER SINCE I PLAYED UT2004
http://members.optusnet.com.au/~projectut/mini_2.avi <- Slowed down for the fx.
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Good stuff, I read in the latest PCPP that Nvidia is pushing hard to the PC front
Some nvidia dude was talking PC at Go3 
Plenty of intel, XFX and Nvidia ads around so things are finally starting to look up
Edit: http://on10.net/Blogs/nic/go3-07-kei...d-direct-x-10/
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People also remember them saying that a 6800 ultra would run it at maxed out settings, things change.Originally posted by _Lynx View PostI remember Tim Sweeney saying at E3 or GDC that DX10 will be used only as optimization.
At least it's their engine to modify so the SM4 benefits are possible, recently they've talked about a game that demos to studios the power of UnrealEngine 3 for the next few years meaning up to 2009, by then there should be games that require dx10.
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Ive heard all kinds of rumours about the new Ati cards like they will be the first to support DX10.1 and that they will have superior performance to nvidia cards because they did the chips for the 360.
I must admit Ive been getting alittle worried that the AMD thing and the 360 had got in the way of Ati releasing PC cards. Im interested to see how well they perform or if they'll fit into peoples cases lolz
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That's reassuring. Let's just hope that their stance does not change in the future.Originally posted by Crotale View PostHere's the official word on DX10 for UT3.
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Mark, you're going to have to make that a sticky because I can almost guarantee your post will be overlooked by many and there will be much linking/quoting back to your statementOriginally posted by Mark Rein View PostAll this means is that UT3 will support DX10 - it does NOT mean that DX10 is required! We expect the vast majority of our users will be Windows XP / DX9 users. We will also support Mac and Linux as per usual.
Either way, good to hear.
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This what I've been waiting for! Now that ATI/AMD will enhance (or maybe open-source) their graphics driver, I can't wait to see the Linux-demo of UT3.Originally posted by Mark Rein View PostAll this means is that UT3 will support DX10 - it does NOT mean that DX10 is required! We expect the vast majority of our users will be Windows XP / DX9 users. We will also support Mac and Linux as per usual.
Fantastic news. Finally a spoken word about UT3 and Linux-support, even though I never doubted you guys!
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