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| AmigaPapst |
Published: 2010/7/25 17:09 Updated:
2010/7/25 17:09
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Just popping in
Joined: 12/01/2006
From: Amigavatikan
Comments: 183
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 Re: 25 jahre Amiga - Pictures and videos from Essen.You find more pictures here:
Photos from the Amiga Event in Essen 2010 |
| kas1e |
Published: 2010/7/25 17:32 Updated:
2010/7/25 17:32
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Home away from home
Joined: 09/11/2007
From: Russia
Comments: 8962
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Re: 25 jahre Amiga - Pictures and videos from Essen. We all in interest about "AmigaOne X1000 speed demo". That is SoftwareRendering on video ? If so, then 57FPS for Quake not that bad already (modern PC like p4/2ghz with modern gfx cards, give 100-110FPS in 640x480 in SW mode). And if that are SW, then for the debug-version of OS4 not bad. IF for end release it will be up to 70-75 (i not say about the same 100 as on win32), it will be already not bad.
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| KimmoK |
Published: 2010/7/25 18:52 Updated:
2010/7/25 18:52
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Not too shy to talk
Joined: 12/20/2008
From:
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Re: 25 jahre Amiga - Pictures and videos from Essen. So, what's the sum of news?
Does the rev2 nemo really have a new xcore chip? |
| ZeroG |
Published: 2010/7/25 19:24 Updated:
2010/7/25 19:24
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Not too shy to talk
Joined: 12/08/2006
From: Germany
Comments: 394
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Re: 25 jahre Amiga - Pictures and videos from Essen. @kas1e
It was software rendering. |
| kas1e |
Published: 2010/7/25 19:27 Updated:
2010/7/25 19:32
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Home away from home
Joined: 09/11/2007
From: Russia
Comments: 8962
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Re: 25 jahre Amiga - Pictures and videos from Essen. @ZeroG
Yep, Trevor already explain all details on AW. Looks pretty nice for the debug-version of os. If x1950 give about 80FPS in SW for quake2, then, its very close to modern PC and win32 benchmarks (which give on p4/2ghz cpus abou 100-110fps in SW for quake2). |
| Troels |
Published: 2010/7/26 10:06 Updated:
2010/7/26 10:06
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Not too shy to talk
Joined: 11/30/2006
From:
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Re: 25 jahre Amiga - Pictures and videos from Essen. Yeah it looks good running OS4. Looking forward to see it with optimised drivers and stuff...
I must admit that I envy the MOS users the PowerBook port they are getting. Cheap and available laptop hw |
| amigakit |
Published: 2010/7/26 22:13 Updated:
2010/7/26 22:13
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Quite a regular
Joined: 12/04/2006
From: www.amigakit.com
Comments: 718
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Re: 25 jahre Amiga - Pictures and videos from Essen. It was great seeing everyone at the show, many thanks to Volker for organising the venue. It was encouraging to see so many visitors.
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| Antique |
Published: 2010/7/26 22:36 Updated:
2010/7/26 22:36
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Home away from home
Joined: 11/30/2006
From: Norway
Comments: 2618
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Re: 25 jahre Amiga - Pictures and videos from Essen. Looked like a nice show. And would love to see the X1000 in action. I'm getting me one of those.
 @troels There aren't really many times that i need a laptop.  |
| Troels |
Published: 2010/7/27 11:55 Updated:
2010/7/27 11:55
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Not too shy to talk
Joined: 11/30/2006
From:
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Re: 25 jahre Amiga - Pictures and videos from Essen. @Antique
Have had to use a linux laptop all summer as it would be a bit troublesome to bring the A1 to the garden  I would prefer to be able to sit wherever I like with my computer. Example sit in the couch with my gf when she watches tv, instead of sitting in a separate room with my A1. |
| Rigo |
Published: 2010/7/27 16:56 Updated:
2010/7/27 16:56
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Supreme Council
Joined: 11/19/2006
From: London, England
Comments: 1382
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Re: 25 jahre Amiga - Pictures and videos from Essen. Just imagine how much more productive the few AmigaOS developers could be by being able to code anywhere :)
Simon |
