Ignore the annoying presentation style of their CEO and flip to about 35 mins:
http://shield.nvidia.co.uk/android-tv
Basically, 256 GProcesors on one chip, runs Crysis 3 or Borderlands, 4K cinema, looks awesome.
Quote from: albert;399804Ignore the annoying presentation style of their CEO and flip to about 35 mins:
http://shield.nvidia.co.uk/android-tv
Basically, 256 GProcesors on one chip, runs Crysis 3 or Borderlands, 4K cinema, looks awesome.
I wonder how well it runs Crysis 3 @ 4k ....
For quarter of the price of an nVidia GTX 980, I'm confused how they can do all this level. I suppose only time will tell if it's actually able to meet expectations.
Quote from: Twisted;399820I wonder how well it runs Crysis 3 @ 4k ....
It will run it fine the real test will Crysis !!!!!
Quote from: albert;399825For quarter of the price of an nVidia GTX 980, I'm confused how they can do all this level. I suppose only time will tell if it's actually able to meet expectations.
Doesn't it work with their Grid system, aka Onlive rehash?
this came out around the same time that nintendo nx was rumored to be using android. More than a coincidence?
In the video the presenter talks about Play Store Games service with full blown PC games recompiled for Tegra X1. So they're clearly trying to compete with PC (mid level not pro level) and the console market.
But, the processing isn't happening locally. It's a cloud based service afaik.