MS is using a Nvidia Titan in their X1 units at E3. Are they mis representing the X1 graphics.

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BenVTrigger on 14 June 2013

EpicRandy said:
Many software during presentation are not a finished product, there are still bugs that can cause crashes, memory leaks ... And of course publisher / developers want people to have a better idea of what the product will look like in the end and to achieve this, they use more powerful build.
This is not anything new, many if not almost all publishers / developers have done this for several years. At least for unfinished soft.

Your r8ght stronger hardware to display games is nothing new.

But this is REDICULOUSLY more powerful. Were talking going from a 1.2 TF GPU to a 4 TF GPU. That is a massive difference in performance.

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Madword on 14 June 2013

Nsanity said:

Supposedly, the booth was for LocoCycle:

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=63704686&postcount=367

Thats not a great looking game anyway... perhaps they wanted to make it look nicer...lol.

Thanks for the info.

Still regardless of the graphics of this game, its still a little strange to be running it on Nvidia graphics cards.

I do think some early games are going to be a bit messy in terms of quality... going to be interesting to see what happens.

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EpicRandy on 14 June 2013

BenVTrigger said:

EpicRandy said:
Many software during presentation are not a finished product, there are still bugs that can cause crashes, memory leaks ... And of course publisher / developers want people to have a better idea of what the product will look like in the end and to achieve this, they use more powerful build.
This is not anything new, many if not almost all publishers / developers have done this for several years. At least for unfinished soft.

Your r8ght stronger hardware to display games is nothing new.

But this is REDICULOUSLY more powerful. Were talking going from a 1.2 TF GPU to a 4 TF GPU. That is a massive difference in performance.

Well, I do not know but maybe they are using this type of build in Ms studios for development.

look what Epic Games use for development.

https://udn.epicgames.com/Three/UE3MinSpecs.html

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ghost_of_fazz on 14 June 2013

EpicRandy said:

look what Epic Games use for development.

https://udn.epicgames.com/Three/UE3MinSpecs.html

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Wimp system :P

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Heavenly_King said:

Nsanity said:

BenVTrigger said:
Again.

Why is MS showing the X1 games on hardware that is NOTHING like what the actual hardware in the console will be.

I could understand it not being an actual X1 as I doubt the demos for the PS4 are running on the actual console.

But this setup is litteraly nothing remotly like the hardware setup X1 has

This was on the front page:

ya weird. Crytek devs on Beyond3d stated that that game(Ryse) was on actual Xbox One hardware. So there is one.

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=63668486&postcount=24

What else could they have said in their position? "We are running on hardware using a TITAN GPU"? lol. They need to make look the XBO as good as possible.

So your saying their lying? I bet if a dev aid the same thing about the ps4 you would believe them.