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NucelarGen escribió:Why Xbox One's eSRAM Feels Limited Despite Potential To Store 6GB of Tiled Textures Using DX 11.2

There’s been a lot of discussion about the Xbox One’s 32 MB eSRAM and how it is a limiter to the console’s overall performance. Although some developers such as Capybara Games deny any bottlenecks with the technology, there is still a feeling of it being limiting despite potentially being able to store up to 6 GB of tiled textures when used in conjunction with DirectX 11.2.
Interestingly, for a normal forward renderer, 32 MB is the exact amount of space necessary to store one 4x MSAA 32 bpp 1080p frame buffer. However, due to the need to output more than just the pixel colour with the renderer, you’ll require multiple buffers. This explains why the anti-aliasing and resolution needs to be turned down for some games on the Xbox One – the 32 MB eSRAM is somewhat of a limiting factor.
The Xbox 360 had the same trouble with eDRAM and solved it by rendering only specific portions of a scene at a time, exchanging different buffers as necessary. Tiled resources are better, since you can avoid drawing your scene twice, but are difficult to properly implement. So a creative approach in the case of first person shooter games, would be to render the bottom half of your screen, which features more objects, using eSRAM while the top half – which is usually empty using the normal VRAM. This allows you to effectively remove less intensive portions from the frame buffer in order to have the eSRAM working on the more complicated bits.
Will this be the de facto solution for the Xbox One, especially since it took developers a while to implement the same approach on the Xbox 360 using eDRAM? It’s unlikely in the beginning stages of the Xbox One’s life cycle, resulting in a drop of resolution and AA, but given a couple of years, we could see some creative use of the eSRAM without a serious hit in performance or visuals.
Why include eSRAM at all if it becomes a limiting factor? Simply due to its bandwidth for tiled texture middleware, which is reportedly 192 GB/s. Also, it appropriately helps make Cloud gaming more possible on normal internet connections thanks to its LZ encode/decode compression abilities. So whether we believe so or not, Microsoft knew what it was doing when it included eSRAM into the Xbox One. We’ll just have to wait and see if devs can deliver the best visual experience possible while taking advantage of the eSRAM’s many benefits.

Ryse

http://news.xbox.com/~/media/Images/Med ... 50Mbps.mp4

Podias poner la fuente de lo de la eSRAM

SCREAM25 escribió:Nuevas Imágenes de Dead Rising 3, Zasca más madera!!

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Neverus escribió:Lo de RYSE es de otro mundo, espero que este standard de calidad en ONE perdure y mejore

Madre mia, de otro mundo!!??? muy buenos gráficos pero repetitivo a mi parecer que cansará en breve y con un online que no está a la altura de lo que es la nueva generación; es un buen juego, sobre todo a nivel gráfico, y como dicen en los análisis es un aperitivo de lo que pueden dar de sí las nuevas consolas, esperemos a catarlo para tener una mejor valoración del mismo, pero decir que es de otro mundo?? viendo los videos yo no me echo las manos a la cabeza como diciendo que esto no lo he visto en mi vida! pero ni con este RYSE ni con ningún juego más de la primera hornada de xbox one y ps4, en fin...cada uno con sus propias conclusiones.

Ryse Vandal

Ryse: Son of Rome es sin duda uno de los juegos más impresionantes de la nueva generación, un aperitivo de lo que van a dar de sí las nuevas consolas, de las que nos estamos llevando una idea equivocada por culpa de títulos a caballo entre dos generaciones, que no demuestran de lo que son capaces las nuevas máquinas. Crytek como es costumbre ofrece un apartado gráfico soberbio, pero también un sistema de combate elaborado y exigente, en el que no vale con solo aporrear botones, y tenemos que luchar con cabeza, marcando los tiempos, defendiéndonos y atacando en el momento justo. Una aventura de acción espectacular en el más amplio sentido de la palabra, y uno de esos juegos con el que vas a fardar de nueva consola delante de tus amigos.

Ataliano escribió: Gráficamente sí, pero en el artículo que acompaña la imagen el regusto que le ha dejado al redactor no es para nada bueno. Compara el juego con "pulsar números de teléfono", vamos, pre-combinaciones constantes y repeticiones sin parar. Dice que el argumento es dolorosamente malo y genérico (al menos la intro que es lo que aparece en la demo que ha probado) y que la combinación de combate es siempre la misma, atacar, empujar para evitar que te rompan el combo, atacar hasta que se ralentiza todo y finalizar.

Habla de mucha repetición, dificultad baja y que el sabor de boca general es que sí, espectacular a nivel gráfico, pero que no aporta nada más que profundidad por el tema visual, que todo lo demás no se lo han currado mucho.

A mí cada vez me está gustando más, pero me da miedo eso que sea muy repetitivo y detesto ese tipo de juegos... por ejemplo no pude con Assasin's Creed (1), muy bonito, pero me cansé de hacer todo el rato lo mismo.

NucelarGen escribió:Joder....me estoy empezando a marear .....

Ryse's Design Director: Xbox One Can Pull Off 10,000 AIs At The Same Time Because of Cloud Computing



http://gearnuke.com/ryses-design-direct ... computing/

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gominio escribió:

SCREAM25 escribió:Nuevas Imágenes de Dead Rising 3, Zasca más madera!!

Que cosa mas lamentable..

Ryse: Son of Rome feels like all sizzle and no steak. It's a procession of CPU-controlled warriors lining up to fall on protagonist Marius' sword in a stylish slow-mo ballet of blood and dismemberment. Killing enemies feels less and less triumphant with each strike, which is kind of a problem when the main focus of the game is seeing just how high you can stack the corpses.

NucelarGen escribió:NBA: http://uk.ign.com/articles/2013/11/06/n ... -played-it

Crimson Dragon: http://uk.ign.com/articles/2013/11/06/c ... ox-64-itch

KI: http://uk.ign.com/articles/2013/11/06/k ... ct-preview

DR3:http://uk.ign.com/articles/2013/11/06/dead-rising-3-hands-on-preview

Ryse:http://uk.ign.com/videos/2013/11/06/ryse-son-of-romes-redemption

D4: http://uk.ign.com/videos/2013/11/06/d4- ... ts-awesome

Forza 5: http://uk.ign.com/videos/2013/11/06/for ... difference

Powerstar Golf: http://uk.ign.com/videos/2013/11/06/pow ... commentary

Peggle 2: http://uk.ign.com/videos/2013/11/06/peg ... commentary

LocoCycle: http://www.ign.com/videos/2013/11/06/wh ... -lococycle

Project Spark: http://www.ign.com/videos/2013/11/06/pr ... commentary

ZaRMaN escribió:¿Será ésto verdad?:

Microsoft promises core first-party games coming to PC
http://www.shacknews.com/article/81897/microsoft-promises-more-core-games-coming-to-pc-than-past

¿Veremos Halo 5 en PC?.

NucelarGen escribió:bbbbio

Mejor le damos el beneficio de la duda,no?

magico11 escribió:[flipa]

SCREAM25 escribió:

dogboyz escribió:

ZaRMaN escribió:¿Será ésto verdad?:

Microsoft promises core first-party games coming to PC
http://www.shacknews.com/article/81897/microsoft-promises-more-core-games-coming-to-pc-than-past

¿Veremos Halo 5 en PC?.

Lo dicho,¿para que comprar una Xbox One si ya cuentas con un PC potente?...Antes ya salían muchos exclusivos de 360 en pc,ahora dicen que van a salir más aún...Yo es la razón por la que de momento no me voy a comprar la One...

Only on Xbox...And later on pc

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gominio escribió:

SCREAM25 escribió:Nuevas Imágenes de Dead Rising 3, Zasca más madera!!

Que cosa mas lamentable..

Lamentable?

Pica que sea exclusivo,eh?!

Capi America escribió:Mi no entender... alguien me puede sacar de dudas?

PORQUE TODO LO QUE ESTOY VIENDO ESTA TARDE SE VE TAN JODIDAMENTE BIEN???!!!

Purque? purqueeeeeeeeeeee???

Algun experto me saca de dudas????

Capi America escribió:Mi no entender... alguien me puede sacar de dudas?

PORQUE TODO LO QUE ESTOY VIENDO ESTA TARDE SE VE TAN JODIDAMENTE BIEN???!!!

Purque? purqueeeeeeeeeeee???

Algun experto me saca de dudas????

Capi America escribió:Mi no entender... alguien me puede sacar de dudas?

PORQUE TODO LO QUE ESTOY VIENDO ESTA TARDE SE VE TAN JODIDAMENTE BIEN???!!!

Purque? purqueeeeeeeeeeee???

Algun experto me saca de dudas????

SCREAM25 escribió:Así de sencillo introduciremos los códigos de las tarjetas en Xbox One, Major Nelson nos lo enseña. Introduce los 14 días de prueba que vienen junto a la consola

https://v.cdn.vine.co/r/videos/A7DC1D49 ... .yfhRjE6Ki

SCREAM25 escribió:Así de sencillo introduciremos los códigos de las tarjetas en Xbox One, Major Nelson nos lo enseña. Introduce los 14 días de prueba que vienen junto a la consola

https://v.cdn.vine.co/r/videos/A7DC1D49 ... .yfhRjE6Ki

SCREAM25 escribió:Así de sencillo introduciremos los códigos de las tarjetas en Xbox One, Major Nelson nos lo enseña. Introduce los 14 días de prueba que vienen junto a la consola

https://v.cdn.vine.co/r/videos/A7DC1D49 ... .yfhRjE6Ki

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Garfielxboxone escribió:aaaalosaa bueno 2500 mhz un plasma vale vale. esque pense que la gente los plasmas ya los repelia .

prefiero 400mhz de un led 3D

La única pega que tiene el plasma ACTUAL, es que con mucha luz se ve fatal, pero sin luz que incida directamente la calidad de imagen se mea en la de una buena led, créeme, las televisiones de plasma han evolucionado muchísimo y la calidad de imagen es simplemente REAL.

Yo no cambio mi televisión por ninguna led, y tengo una samsung de 42 full hd de 600 hz, ni punto de comparación.

HeRoMoN escribió:Como canjear un código en ONE.


https://twitter.com/majornelson/status/ ... 7949266944

I spent two hours with the Xbox One title, but it felt like I was entering random numbers into a computer rather than actually playing a video game.

After a painfully generic story intro, the game began teaching me similarly uninspired combat mechanics. While it tries to sound like an in-depth action game with familiar elements like perfectly-timed blocks and focus meters, the actual experience is anything but deep.

With my left hand completely off the controller, I was able to slice and dice through tons of enemies simply by inputting the same sequence ad nauseum. On a couple of occasions, the game would shift to sequences that involved me defending an area with crossbow stations or ordering my men to block arrows with their shields. These were somehow even less exciting than the tedious swordplay.

What native resolution is Dead Rising 3?

Josh Bridge: 720p. And I'm really happy with that, with the sheer amount of stuff we have in an open world game locked at 30fps, that's just brilliant. Of course our UI (user interface) runs at 1080 native on top, but no, we're a 720p game locked at 30fps.

NucelarGen escribió:

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NucelarGen escribió:Why Xbox One's eSRAM Feels Limited Despite Potential To Store 6GB of Tiled Textures Using DX 11.2

There’s been a lot of discussion about the Xbox One’s 32 MB eSRAM and how it is a limiter to the console’s overall performance. Although some developers such as Capybara Games deny any bottlenecks with the technology, there is still a feeling of it being limiting despite potentially being able to store up to 6 GB of tiled textures when used in conjunction with DirectX 11.2.
Interestingly, for a normal forward renderer, 32 MB is the exact amount of space necessary to store one 4x MSAA 32 bpp 1080p frame buffer. However, due to the need to output more than just the pixel colour with the renderer, you’ll require multiple buffers. This explains why the anti-aliasing and resolution needs to be turned down for some games on the Xbox One – the 32 MB eSRAM is somewhat of a limiting factor.
The Xbox 360 had the same trouble with eDRAM and solved it by rendering only specific portions of a scene at a time, exchanging different buffers as necessary. Tiled resources are better, since you can avoid drawing your scene twice, but are difficult to properly implement. So a creative approach in the case of first person shooter games, would be to render the bottom half of your screen, which features more objects, using eSRAM while the top half – which is usually empty using the normal VRAM. This allows you to effectively remove less intensive portions from the frame buffer in order to have the eSRAM working on the more complicated bits.
Will this be the de facto solution for the Xbox One, especially since it took developers a while to implement the same approach on the Xbox 360 using eDRAM? It’s unlikely in the beginning stages of the Xbox One’s life cycle, resulting in a drop of resolution and AA, but given a couple of years, we could see some creative use of the eSRAM without a serious hit in performance or visuals.
Why include eSRAM at all if it becomes a limiting factor? Simply due to its bandwidth for tiled texture middleware, which is reportedly 192 GB/s. Also, it appropriately helps make Cloud gaming more possible on normal internet connections thanks to its LZ encode/decode compression abilities. So whether we believe so or not, Microsoft knew what it was doing when it included eSRAM into the Xbox One. We’ll just have to wait and see if devs can deliver the best visual experience possible while taking advantage of the eSRAM’s many benefits.

Ryse

http://news.xbox.com/~/media/Images/Med ... 50Mbps.mp4

Podias poner la fuente de lo de la eSRAM

http://gamingbolt.com/why-xbox-ones-esr ... ng-dx-11-2

NucelarGen escribió:Assassin's Creed 4 Xbox One gameplay footage looks great

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... ZiCpXLGj2c

Foxhound 85 escribió:

(Game Informer) Ryse estan divertido como pulsar números de teléfono

I spent two hours with the Xbox One title, but it felt like I was entering random numbers into a computer rather than actually playing a video game.

After a painfully generic story intro, the game began teaching me similarly uninspired combat mechanics. While it tries to sound like an in-depth action game with familiar elements like perfectly-timed blocks and focus meters, the actual experience is anything but deep.

With my left hand completely off the controller, I was able to slice and dice through tons of enemies simply by inputting the same sequence ad nauseum. On a couple of occasions, the game would shift to sequences that involved me defending an area with crossbow stations or ordering my men to block arrows with their shields. These were somehow even less exciting than the tedious swordplay.

http://www.gameinformer.com/games/ryse_ ... mbers.aspx

Dead Rising 3 corre a 720p y 30fps

What native resolution is Dead Rising 3?

Josh Bridge: 720p. And I'm really happy with that, with the sheer amount of stuff we have in an open world game locked at 30fps, that's just brilliant. Of course our UI (user interface) runs at 1080 native on top, but no, we're a 720p game locked at 30fps.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013- ... hose-specs

kova escribió:Gran tarde la de hoy jaja, rock and roll xD