Batmangate: AMD vs. NVIDIA vs. Eidos fight analyzed
There have been a lot of column inches afforded anti-aliasing (or the lack thereof in-game on AMD hardware) in Batman: Arkham Asylum of late, but if you're found yourself confused by who said what, who did what to whom, and which bit of mud was slung in a particular direction, then Bright Side of News now has a comprehensive article summing up the whole "Batmangate" saga from a variety of different angles, making for a must-read article if you like your graphics IHV soap operas.
So... They've not just tied a very ordinary implementation of AA to their h/w, but they've done it in a way which ends up slowing our hardware down (because we're forced to write useless depth values to alpha most of the time...)!"
See all of the dirt being dished right here.
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Super Talent announces first USB 3.0 flash drives
Recent events may have delayed the mainstream uptake of USB 3.0 devices for another year or so, but that doesn't seem to have stopped Super Talent, who have now announced a series of USB 3.0-based flash drives designed to take advantage of the additional bandwidth afforded the new interface.
The USB 3.0 RAIDDrive uses patented “multiple pairs of differential serial data lines technology†for optimal NAND flash performance. “This product underscores Super Talent’s continued leadership in USB drives.†said Super Talent COO, C.H. Lee. “We’ve developed the world’s first mobile USB 3.0 flash drive. It delivers phenomenal performance and it incorporates our own patented technologyâ€.
You can find the full press release at the Super Talent web site.
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