MasterChief1976
L19: Master
ja sind wirklich gute sinnvolle verbesserungen im update drinnen.
freu mich schon drauf.
freu mich schon drauf.
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sYkoDe4d
L14: Freak
wer weis wie das dashboard in 1-2jahren aussieht 
spätestens wenn windows vista kommt gobts wieder ein riiiesen dashboard update.
spätestens wenn windows vista kommt gobts wieder ein riiiesen dashboard update.
Jinpachi
L14: Freak
Na endlich, ein sehr geiles brauchbares Dashboard.
Silverstorm2005
L12: Crazy
Freu mich schon total drauf. Endlich sinnvolle neue Sachen. Jetzt sollte es nur noch kommen.......
genau das hab ich mir eben noch verkniffen.Silverstorm2005 schrieb:
aber wenns fertig ist - so siehts ja aus - sollte es nicht länger als bis mitte juni dauern...
Maverick55
L13: Maniac
Die sollen sich solange Zeit lassen wie sie brauchen. Hauptsache das Update hat keinen verstecken Bugs. Die Box ist auch ohne verbuggtes Dashboard sehr anfällig
Silverstorm2005
L12: Crazy
shadowman schrieb:
Nene Major Nelson hat ja geschrieben, dass es ungefähr in einer Woche kommt.
solid2snake
L19: Master
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so, habe mir jetzt erstmal für 360 bei amazon.de ne neue 360 premium gekauft 
unschlagbar günstig. mal schauen wie sie im vergleich zu meiner mülligen Core ist.
unschlagbar günstig. mal schauen wie sie im vergleich zu meiner mülligen Core ist.
jetzt schon wieder? ging aber flottsolid2snake schrieb:so, habe mir jetzt erstmal für 360 bei amazon.de ne neue 360 premium gekauft
unschlagbar günstig. mal schauen wie sie im vergleich zu meiner mülligen Core ist.
Wednesday
L20: Enlightened
solid2snake schrieb:so, habe mir jetzt erstmal für 360 bei amazon.de ne neue 360 premium gekauft
unschlagbar günstig. mal schauen wie sie im vergleich zu meiner mülligen Core ist.
warum hast du nicht einfach für 100 eine festplatte gekauft,diese + dem anderen zubehör wär doch sicher billiger gewesen,als eine premium zu kaufen,oder war deine core kaputt?
Silverstorm2005
L12: Crazy
solid2snake schrieb:so, habe mir jetzt erstmal für 360 bei amazon.de ne neue 360 premium gekauft
unschlagbar günstig. mal schauen wie sie im vergleich zu meiner mülligen Core ist.
Das nenn ich doch mal Angebot! Aber haste nicht noch ne Festplatte von der Core??
Torrod
L12: Crazy
Erste Hackversuche bei XboxLive?
Ich hab heute eine freundesanfrage von einem User namens Porky Cow erhalten. Seltsamerweise weist er den selben Gamerscore auf wie ich, jedoch lassen sich keinerlei Achievments oder informationen abrufen (weder auf der box, noch im inet)
Mir kommt das ein wenig Seltsam vor -.-
Ich hab heute eine freundesanfrage von einem User namens Porky Cow erhalten. Seltsamerweise weist er den selben Gamerscore auf wie ich, jedoch lassen sich keinerlei Achievments oder informationen abrufen (weder auf der box, noch im inet)
Mir kommt das ein wenig Seltsam vor -.-
Silverstorm2005
L12: Crazy
Jack schrieb:Wozu ne Core, wenn man nen HDTV hat?
Da zahlt man sich nachher um viele Komponenten rum. Da ist die Premium schon besser.
Ich drück dir mal die Daumen das die neue 360 nicht so schnell abraucht
Tja, gut, dass ich gewartet habe bis Januar. Meine läuft und läuft und läuft.
@ solid
Viel Glück mit Deiner Neuen!
Silverstorm2005
L12: Crazy
Torrod schrieb:
Komisch komisch......
solid2snake
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jo, danke. hoffentlich wirds mit dieser 360 besser laufen. DoAX2 ich komme
ich habe die gesamte hardware verkauft. wollte sowieso ne premium holen, da wäre die HDD nur im weg gewesen. hole mir demnächst auch PGR3, mach dich bereit Jack
Silverstorm2005 schrieb:solid2snake schrieb:so, habe mir jetzt erstmal für 360 bei amazon.de ne neue 360 premium gekauft
unschlagbar günstig. mal schauen wie sie im vergleich zu meiner mülligen Core ist.
Das nenn ich doch mal Angebot! Aber haste nicht noch ne Festplatte von der Core??
ich habe die gesamte hardware verkauft. wollte sowieso ne premium holen, da wäre die HDD nur im weg gewesen. hole mir demnächst auch PGR3, mach dich bereit Jack
Der lahme Muck
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Hier was interessantes von dem ATI Repräsentant:
ATI Technologies Thursday disclosed some of the details concerning the code-named R600 graphics processing unit (GPU) and said the part will not only support the new features and unified shader architecture, but will also become the companys highest performing graphics chip when it comes to wide-spread DirectX 9 applications.
R600 DirectX 9 Champ
The R600 will be [absolutely] the fastest DirectX 9 chip that we had ever built, said Richard Huddy, the head of ATI Technologies software developers relations department, at a press conference in London, UK.
Mr. Huddy was asked whether the R600s already well-known unified shader architecture will suit well for the wide-spread DirectX 9 games, which were developed with dedicated pixel and vertex processors in mind. The answer implies that users, who will buy the R600-based graphics cards early, will get top-class performance even in existing applications.
Unified Shader Architecture May Boost Performance
Mr. Huddy said that Xbox 360 game console, which sports developed by ATI Xenos graphics core with unified shader architecture and 48 shader processors, loses 20% to 25% performance in pixel-shader limited games, when its graphics chip is configured as non-unified, e.g.,16 processors work strictly on vertex shaders, whereas 32 are assigned for pixel shaders.
Microsoft Corp. pushes unified shader language for pixel, vertex and geometry shaders in its Windows Vista graphics application programming interface (API) DirectX 10. As a result of that, graphics hardware designers should deliver their chips with unified shader engines at some point in future in order to more efficiently support the new API. Unified shader processors allow graphics chip to configure itself flexibly for every frame, which provides additional horsepower to the most demanding part of the workload.
Traditional GPUs have dedicated pixel shader and vertex shader processors. In cases, where a frame being rendered contains a lot of geometry and just a few pixel shaders to determine colour, the performance is limited by vertex shaders, while pixel processors are standing idle. GPUs with unified shader processors will have special scheduler inside them, which will determine the load from pixel, vertex and geometry shaders and then assign appropriate number of processors for every kind of work. This will allow to utilize all the computing power of the GPU, believes ATI. Nevertheless, rival Nvidia Corp. believes that implementation of a unified shader architecture should be gradual and cautious.
R600 to Bring More Horsepower
Back in 2002 ATI also unveiled the worlds first DirectX 9-supporting GPU, which offered breakthrough performance in DirectX 8-based games, mainly because it sported 8 pixel processors two times more compared to rival GeForce 4 Titanium and 256-bit memory bus also about two times faster than that of the GeForce4 Ti.
The code-named R600 visual processing unit may repeat the success of its grand-grand predecessor, as, according to sources familiar with the plans of ATI Technologies as well as some media reports, ATI R600 will have 64 unified shader processors an unprecedented number so far, 16 texture units inline with todays GPUs, clock-speed beyond 650MHz and support for high-speed GDDR4 memory controller. Rival Nvidia G80 will have lower amount of shader processors and will also have hybrid, not unified, micro-architecture. Neither ATI, nor Nvidia commented on specs of future products.
However, there may be a slight problem for ATI: Microsoft is not going to release DirectX 10 API for Windows XP, but only for Windows Vista, which may mean that ATIs R600 hardware will be able to show itself in all its glory only when used in conjunction with Microsofts new operating system.
ATI Technologies Thursday disclosed some of the details concerning the code-named R600 graphics processing unit (GPU) and said the part will not only support the new features and unified shader architecture, but will also become the companys highest performing graphics chip when it comes to wide-spread DirectX 9 applications.
R600 DirectX 9 Champ
The R600 will be [absolutely] the fastest DirectX 9 chip that we had ever built, said Richard Huddy, the head of ATI Technologies software developers relations department, at a press conference in London, UK.
Mr. Huddy was asked whether the R600s already well-known unified shader architecture will suit well for the wide-spread DirectX 9 games, which were developed with dedicated pixel and vertex processors in mind. The answer implies that users, who will buy the R600-based graphics cards early, will get top-class performance even in existing applications.
Unified Shader Architecture May Boost Performance
Mr. Huddy said that Xbox 360 game console, which sports developed by ATI Xenos graphics core with unified shader architecture and 48 shader processors, loses 20% to 25% performance in pixel-shader limited games, when its graphics chip is configured as non-unified, e.g.,16 processors work strictly on vertex shaders, whereas 32 are assigned for pixel shaders.
Microsoft Corp. pushes unified shader language for pixel, vertex and geometry shaders in its Windows Vista graphics application programming interface (API) DirectX 10. As a result of that, graphics hardware designers should deliver their chips with unified shader engines at some point in future in order to more efficiently support the new API. Unified shader processors allow graphics chip to configure itself flexibly for every frame, which provides additional horsepower to the most demanding part of the workload.
Traditional GPUs have dedicated pixel shader and vertex shader processors. In cases, where a frame being rendered contains a lot of geometry and just a few pixel shaders to determine colour, the performance is limited by vertex shaders, while pixel processors are standing idle. GPUs with unified shader processors will have special scheduler inside them, which will determine the load from pixel, vertex and geometry shaders and then assign appropriate number of processors for every kind of work. This will allow to utilize all the computing power of the GPU, believes ATI. Nevertheless, rival Nvidia Corp. believes that implementation of a unified shader architecture should be gradual and cautious.
R600 to Bring More Horsepower
Back in 2002 ATI also unveiled the worlds first DirectX 9-supporting GPU, which offered breakthrough performance in DirectX 8-based games, mainly because it sported 8 pixel processors two times more compared to rival GeForce 4 Titanium and 256-bit memory bus also about two times faster than that of the GeForce4 Ti.
The code-named R600 visual processing unit may repeat the success of its grand-grand predecessor, as, according to sources familiar with the plans of ATI Technologies as well as some media reports, ATI R600 will have 64 unified shader processors an unprecedented number so far, 16 texture units inline with todays GPUs, clock-speed beyond 650MHz and support for high-speed GDDR4 memory controller. Rival Nvidia G80 will have lower amount of shader processors and will also have hybrid, not unified, micro-architecture. Neither ATI, nor Nvidia commented on specs of future products.
However, there may be a slight problem for ATI: Microsoft is not going to release DirectX 10 API for Windows XP, but only for Windows Vista, which may mean that ATIs R600 hardware will be able to show itself in all its glory only when used in conjunction with Microsofts new operating system.
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