Onze vrienden van Planet GeForce babbelden met Markus Mäki van MadOnion (in een vaag verleden bekend onder de naam FutureMark) wat heen en weer over koetjes, kalfjes en 3DMark 2000:
G: It seems that despite the fact that a rather large number of game developers (list at NVIDIA's site) are gearing up to produce T & L (Transformation and Lighting) ready games, a fewpeople are downplaying the importance of this technology. As a developer what are your thoughts on the significance of T & L? MM: First and foremost, the most important thing to consider is how many of these games just use HW T&L, but don’t really take full advantage of it - adding some level of DirectX 7 HW T&L support is not difficult, but making a game that fully scales from low end to high end (and takes advantage of the level of content a GeForce can handle) is probably something most game developers are not ready to do just yet.
We've also seen with 3DMark2000, that if the effort is put into developing a software T&L implementation, CPUs can be almost as fast as HW T&L.
Meer stuff in het interview.
ik heb 3dmark200 gedowned en geinstalled en nu wil ik dus een benchmark maken en dan gaat hijresolutie veranderen en direct daarna gaat hij weer naar de orginele resolutie en is het programmma afgesloten.
