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Is this graphics demo real or fake?
I don't think that any PC hardware exists capable of running this graphics engine, and probably won't for at least 10 years.
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Kutt said:
Is this graphics demo real or fake?
I don't think that any PC hardware exists capable of running this graphics engine, and probably won't for at least 10 years.
sirchick said:Its a pre-render as are most teaser trailers for games. You won't get live rendering on games like that for another 5 to 10 years. Although that might be debatable.
And in 10 years is only if its commercially worth while.
sirchick said:That person failed to realize that higher end spec results in a hotter temperature, there is a limit to silicon computers.
sirchick said:I can't see there being a need for it on a home computer for a company to ever invest in selling such tech.
It depends on what you mean by "real". If you are asking if the graphics are computer-generated images, then yes, they are real in the sense that they exist and can be seen. However, if you are asking if they accurately represent a real-life scenario, then the answer is most likely no, as graphics demos often use advanced techniques and effects that are not possible in real life.
Graphics demos are typically created using computer software, such as 3D modeling programs, rendering engines, and post-processing software. These tools allow artists and developers to create and manipulate 3D objects, textures, lighting, and other elements to create realistic or stylized graphics.
Yes, graphics demos can be used for scientific purposes, such as visualizing complex data, simulating experiments, or creating educational materials. However, they should be used with caution, as they may not always accurately represent real-world scenarios.
Yes, graphics demos often require powerful hardware, such as high-end graphics cards and processors, to run smoothly. This is because they use advanced rendering techniques and realistic graphics, which require a lot of processing power to display properly.
There are a few ways to tell if a graphics demo is real or fake. One way is to research the software used to create the demo and see if it is commonly used in the industry. Another way is to look for telltale signs, such as unrealistic lighting or physics, that may indicate that the demo is not entirely accurate. Additionally, you can compare the demo to real-life scenarios or photos to see if there are any noticeable differences.