C
Cuzman
The system resources used by this 96kb FPS are astounding.
http://www.theprodukkt.com/
http://www.theprodukkt.com/
M
MaNiCaL
That game made a mockery of my 9700pro and brought my system to its knees.
To think its only 96kb....
To think its only 96kb....
V
Vedran Parac
MaNiCaL said:
I don't think it uses any d3d or opengl accelerated functions, I guess it's
relying purely on CPU, that's why it's so slow and small in size.
D
Dark Avenger
MaNiCaL said:
It uses the DirectX library to render everything... so that is why it
loads to slow and..umm... also why it's so damn heavy
D
Darkfalz
Cuzman said:
The slowness is mainly due to the fact it uses a lot of pixel shader and
shadows.
D
Darkfalz
Vedran Parac said:
Nope, it's heavily dx9.
G
GTX_SlotCar
Runs smooth as silk on my 9800Pro (OC'd) and 2.4C (OC'd to 3.24). I had to
turn off AA and FSAA, though.
Gary
turn off AA and FSAA, though.
Gary
R
Richard Dower
GTX_SlotCar said:
It ran fine on my FX5700Ultra. The shadows and lighting effects are
stunning, but there's alot of jaggies....badly need AA/AF on high.
p.s. what's your FSB running at?, 250?
T
TMack
Cuzman said:
Ran perfectly on my 128MB 9700 at 375 /340 core/memory
Tony
G
GTX_SlotCar
Yes, excellent shadows and lighting effects. I forgot to notice what screen
resolution it was running at. Desktop resolution? If you hit "Y", you can
fly around
My FSB is set at 270. I can go as high as 285, but I have to crank up the
volts to keep it stable and, despite what people think, I'm not that much of
a hard core OC'er. I just try to squeeze out what's safe.
Gary
resolution it was running at. Desktop resolution? If you hit "Y", you can
fly around
My FSB is set at 270. I can go as high as 285, but I have to crank up the
volts to keep it stable and, despite what people think, I'm not that much of
a hard core OC'er. I just try to squeeze out what's safe.
Gary
J
JMS
Cuzman said:
Runs smoothly on my 9600xt, but the resolution is very low, anyone know how
to raise it?
JMS
Athlon XP 2400 @ 2200Mhz/11x200 @ 1.75.vcore
Thermaltake Volcano 12
ABIT AN7
512mb GEIL 3200 RAM @ 2-3-3-6
ASUS Radeon 9600XT, CAT 4.3
WD 120gb SATA HDD
Seagate 80gb ATA133 HDD
N
Nada
Cuzman said:
This made me feel like I was running Amiga 1200 with a power card and
cranking brand new "Alien Breed 3d II". Very nostalgic experience.
The frame-rate varied between 15 to 22.
A
Asestar
Cuzman said:
Any one else wonder about the technology behind this amazing 96kb game, and
how is it so big, yet so small, check out the following site. Is have some
demos related to technique called "procedurally generated textures".
http://www.pvrdev.com/pub/PC/eg/h/Fire.htm
J
JLC
Asestar said:
The 96kb file is also highy compressed. That's what it takes so long for it
to load. I'd like to know how big the program is once it's running. It's
still real small no dout about that. I've seen some amazing 96kb demos
before. I don't have the url handy, but there's a cool site that has a huge
list of tech demos that are all 96kb or smaller. It's a German site. There's
a contest every year to see who can code the coolest demo in the smallest
amount of space. Maybe someone knows what I'm talking about and has a link.
JLC
P
Pluvious
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||||>
||> ||> > The system resources used by this 96kb FPS are astounding.
||> > http://www.theprodukkt.com/
||>
||> Any one else wonder about the technology behind this amazing 96kb game,
||and
||> how is it so big, yet so small, check out the following site. Is have some
||> demos related to technique called "procedurally generated textures".
||>
||> http://www.pvrdev.com/pub/PC/eg/h/Fire.htm
||
||The 96kb file is also highy compressed. That's what it takes so long for it
||to load. I'd like to know how big the program is once it's running. It's
||still real small no dout about that. I've seen some amazing 96kb demos
||before. I don't have the url handy, but there's a cool site that has a huge
||list of tech demos that are all 96kb or smaller. It's a German site. There's
||a contest every year to see who can code the coolest demo in the smallest
||amount of space. Maybe someone knows what I'm talking about and has a link.
||JLC
||
This one??
http://and.intercon.ru/
Pluvious
||||>
||> ||> > The system resources used by this 96kb FPS are astounding.
||> > http://www.theprodukkt.com/
||>
||> Any one else wonder about the technology behind this amazing 96kb game,
||and
||> how is it so big, yet so small, check out the following site. Is have some
||> demos related to technique called "procedurally generated textures".
||>
||> http://www.pvrdev.com/pub/PC/eg/h/Fire.htm
||
||The 96kb file is also highy compressed. That's what it takes so long for it
||to load. I'd like to know how big the program is once it's running. It's
||still real small no dout about that. I've seen some amazing 96kb demos
||before. I don't have the url handy, but there's a cool site that has a huge
||list of tech demos that are all 96kb or smaller. It's a German site. There's
||a contest every year to see who can code the coolest demo in the smallest
||amount of space. Maybe someone knows what I'm talking about and has a link.
||JLC
||
This one??
http://and.intercon.ru/
Pluvious
J
JLC
Pluvious said:
Yes sir! We have a winner! Your prize will be sent ASAP!
P
Pluvious
||
||||>
||> This one??
||>
||> http://and.intercon.ru/
||>
||> Pluvious
||
||Yes sir! We have a winner! Your prize will be sent ASAP!
||
Oh goody.. I like prizes!
Pluvious
||||>
||> This one??
||>
||> http://and.intercon.ru/
||>
||> Pluvious
||
||Yes sir! We have a winner! Your prize will be sent ASAP!
||
Oh goody.. I like prizes!
Pluvious
A
Asestar
And the price would be something like a 20kb game That need about 2000$
worth of harware upgrade to run
That need about 2000$worth of harware upgrade to run