Crysis can run on Apple's iPhone
Written by IT News on 7:12 PM
IPhone, Apple's entry into the world of mobile phones and PDAs, is one of the most popular airplane in the world that has reached its 3rd generation. Crysis is one of the most popular products in its category, regarded as a benchmark for new hardware, because of the strong visual requirements. On that note have been the two products together recently as part of a demonstration that AMD is designed to educate the public with a perspective on how much power the next-generation GPU architecture will deliver guaranteed. To be more precise, AMD's upcoming DirectX 11 graphics cards used to show how Crysis will run on Apple's iPhone.
According to a recent news article on Ars Technica, in Sunnyvale, California-based chip maker has recently launched a press conference to show off some of the results of the next generation GPU, the long-awaited Radeon HD 5800-series. The chip maker has been accompanied by a number of software partners, including OTOY it been a company that is Demoed Crysis running on the iPhone.
As a quick reminder, AMD's next-generation GPUs are expected to provide users with many new features including the ability to 2.5 teraflops of floating-point power supply. Otherwise, the new map feature AMD's new 40nm manufacturing technology and provide users with support for Microsoft's upcoming DirectX 11 API. The new generation will also sport double the stream processors of the card and is expected to present users with a greatly improved performance, especially with respect to advanced applications.
What OTOY demonstration of Crysis running on the iPhone is, you should know that the technique is performed by first allowing the game server on one machine, while the software solution OTOY grabs images from the game. These frames are then compressed and sent over the network to the customer, in this case the iPhone, with a little code is used to decompress them.
Apparently, AMD has high hopes for this solution because it can sell its GPU's ability to create businesses that make money through user subscriptions. Unfortunately it is too early to say whether these applications will be made available to consumers. Technology, gamers can spend less on their gaming system, while enjoying a level of gaming experience similar to that which can be realized on current high end gaming computers.
As game developers are concerned, the technology allows them to tackle problems such as piracy, as well as support for that change.
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