The stealthy GF100, this time in triple SLI. And the preview of the Fermi GT100 launch tech-demo / game called Rocket Sled that features PhysX effects (smoke, fire, collisions)…
Update 2010.01.11 (thanks to Zogrim)
In this 720p HD Video we see Nvidias GF100-Fermi Techdemo called Supersonic Sled, directly from CES 2010. In the box running the Demo were 3 graphics card, apparently of the GF100 Fermi breed. Nvidias Sean Cleveland tells us, that only one card was working to make the demo run. In his further comments, he explains how the demo uses DirectX 11 tesselation for improved geometry count and how Nvidias own Physx API helps to model all the parts of the demo, making the volumetric smoke from the engine being deflected by blast screens, the overhanging rock arc crumbling and the bridge break down. Not to mention to ragdoll the poor sledge pilot. Have Fun!
That’s “Supersonic Sled” demo, actually 😉
Zogrim, you’ve forgotten the link: CES 2010: Supersonic Sled PhysX demo 😉
When you say stealthy GT100, isn’t it GF100 for the Fermi architecture?
indeed, GT=Tesla, GF=Geforce.
Ouch! it’s a small mistake: I wanted to write GF100 and not GT100…
really show what 3 GT100 chips can do 🙂 not
how about running that demo in single gpu?
“how about running that demo in single gpu?”
It is running on single GPU – in this video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RdIrY6NYrM
Post updated with the video.
personally i’m surprised they arent in the new 4way sli like the 285 classy’s, makes u wander if NV is going to go anywere with that.