xbox 720 graphics card 2012

Three years before, in a technology demonstration, AMD showed us a short piece of cinematic graphics rendered in real-time (and not preprocessed ) on a normal configuration: Phenom X4 9850 processor (2.5 GHz quad-core Agena) ,790 FX chipset and two video cards Crossfire Radeon HD 4870.xbox 720 graphics card 2012

And then they promised that such graphics will become normal, everyday, over 2 to 3 generations of video cards. Three years have passed, and we are now at the second generation of video cards. And now we have new information about this subject. But this graphics is not introduced on PC as expected, but on the Xbox 720, next console from Microsoft. xbox 720 graphics card 2012

The details are not clear clear, but AMD says that Xbox 720 will be able to render similar graphics seen in the Avatar movie. In addition, the Xbox 720 will have physical processing and AI elements that will allow individualization of all characters in the crowd.xbox 720 graphics card 2012

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There's been a steady stream of speculation about Microsoft's still-hypothetical next-generation Xbox console, including persistent rumours that it could be unveiled at E3 in 2012.

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While many of these rumours appear to be more wishful thinking and educated guesswork than based on actual insider knowledge, this one might be different - it comes from Neal Robinson, the director of independent software vendor relationships at processor manufacturer AMD.

According to the Examiner, he told the US Official Xbox Magazine that there is 'a lot to be excited about' with regards to the next-gen Xbox, saying that he expected it to be capable of graphics matching the quality of Avatar, James Cameron's CGI-heavy, motion-captured 3D blockbuster.

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He also added that the artificial intelligence capabilities that the more powerful processors would offer would enable, for example, every pedestrian in a Grand Theft Auto game to have their own distinct personality.

AMD is the firm that manufactures the graphics chips for the Xbox 360 - and while nothing has been confirmed for the next-gen console, AMD would likely be the frontrunners to supply the processing power for that too. So this seems considerably more plausible and well-founded than many other current whisperings.