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hugovalencia

hugovalencia
Posted: 02 December 2009 10:41 AM

Location: Jalisco
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is anyone using this card ?

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Have you talked to 3D Max to see if they are porting their program to take advantage of GPU processing?

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Chris Medeck

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Posted: 04 December 2009 06:56 AM

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Ken Pimental’s blog here has an interesting animation that is apparently some sort of viewport shading, possibly using GPU. But Adesk is fairly tight-lipped when it comes to the future of their products. Unless you sign an NDA, in which case you can’t post anything here. :(

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