Ya they'll have to do another global model. The military and linear (not turn by turn) gps's use a model called the ws-86. ws=World Simulation. They will have to update it to the ws-05. Turn by turn gps's use a different model because of their specific uses and I'm sure they'll have to make a new model for that as well. Expecially if you're near Sumatra.:)
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The first time I did an all nighter with these two games. My wife kept waking me up in the middle of the night because I was having flash backs from my Military service and was screaming out combat orders!:)
The buzz word of 2005 is "dual core". It just stands to reason that Gpu's go down this same road.
You can find "dual core" concepts in the gamming console, server, desktop and gamming pc, and now video cards. One person gets a good idea and everyone jumps on board.
If you want to see multi-core taken to the extreme, Check out Suns 32 way server on a chip. http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/jonathan/20040910
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Ya they'll have to do another global model.
The military and linear (not turn by turn) gps's use a model called the ws-86. ws=World Simulation. They will have to update it to the ws-05. Turn by turn gps's use a different model because of their specific uses and I'm sure they'll have to make a new model for that as well. Expecially if you're near Sumatra.:)
LOL The first time I did an all nighter with these two games. My wife kept waking me up in the middle of the night because I was having flash backs from my Military service and was screaming out combat orders! :)
The buzz word of 2005 is "dual core". It just stands to reason that Gpu's go down this same road. You can find "dual core" concepts in the gamming console, server, desktop and gamming pc, and now video cards. One person gets a good idea and everyone jumps on board. If you want to see multi-core taken to the extreme, Check out Suns 32 way server on a chip. http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/jonathan/20040910