The owner of a graphics card from generation Kepler can now download video demo A New Dawn and look at everything from tesselerade hairs to physics accelerated animations. While game developers are busy with getting the latest titles to work with so many different computer systems as possible, Nvidia's programmers go the whole hog and exclude all but the very latest. In the upcoming graphic demo: A New Dawn demonstrated the potential of architecture Kepler.
The first Dawn was released in conjunction with the not so successful GeForce FX series in 2003 and demonstrated including vertex shaders, diffuse and specular lighting variations of color maps, the latter in order to get realistic skin tones.
The New Dawn, it is instead of complex geometry, advanced lighting effects, tesselering and especially physics acceleration with PhysX Fur. Älvans head adorned with no fewer than 40 000 individual hairs and the environment is made up of four million triangles. All glory is also tesselerad to raise the level of detail further.
Not surprisingly, requires a hefty computer to run a A New Dawn. System requirements are nothing less than the Geforce GTX 670 or GTX 680, two processor cores at 2.5 GHz, 4 GB memory, 1 GB of storage and Windows 7 or Vista. Anyone who wants to go up to settings "Ultra" is recommended to use two graphics cards in SLI.
All necessary files are available for download from Nvidia's website .
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