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Watch this long video made from a developers viewpoint and the difference Mantle will bring over DX. The number of objects in the demo halfway in is astounding and the data presented at about 40 minutes in are great.

 

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If what they are saying is true, this could be game changer for DCS. The problem is, will ED consider implementing Mantle when it come out and how long will it take, considering how time consuming EDGE is.

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Mantle is great and possible game changer, however the last thing we need is new API war. Basically, all three (AMD, Nvidia Microsoft) should work together on new Windows API which obviously is not going to happen ...

 

Although Mantle is open API and it should work on Nvidia, it's obvious that AMD will have huge advantage. That's the reason why Nvidia will probably never support it fully - they'll focus on Steam OS and we could get competing new API from Nvidia very soon if Mantle change the game ...

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The performance is impressive though. But given the current situation I don't see it happening with DCS anytime soon. And I also want to see what nVidia has up its sleeve for the upcoming Maxwell chipset in spring. Then we'll see where this leads...

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we will see how much of this is real as in "it will happen in 6-12 months" from now.. or more of a "nano-technology batteries that last 10 years without recharge" hype..

 

i'll believe and be happy about it when this is in the stores and games exist that implement it.. until then we can pretty much disregard it to start trek )) lol..

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Betcha $50 nVidia will bring back Glide now, lol

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Mantle is great and possible game changer, however the last thing we need is new API war. Basically, all three (AMD, Nvidia Microsoft) should work together on new Windows API which obviously is not going to happen ...

 

Although Mantle is open API and it should work on Nvidia, it's obvious that AMD will have huge advantage. That's the reason why Nvidia will probably never support it fully - they'll focus on Steam OS and we could get competing new API from Nvidia very soon if Mantle change the game ...

 

If mantle can do whats promised, it puts AMD in position to really crush Nvidia. The reason being is console gaming. The current gen of consoles are AMD hardware. If mantle improves on the capability of the PS4 and XB1, console games dev would be stupid not to use it. When those games are multi-platform including PC, they'd have to be going out of their to not continue using Mantle. This potentially creates a catch 22 for Microsoft because supporting Mantle on the Xbox puts DirectX in a bad place. The bulk of PC games end up being exclusive to Windows because Direct-X is proprietary, and often the 1st and only choice of API. The idea of mantle being open could be more of it being OS neutral than GPU vendor neutral. PC games with predictable results on Windows, Mac and Linux. Nvidia last stand here would be binding it's TWIMTBP group to not support mantle.

 

PC exclusive developers would be the outliers not readily jumping onto Mantle. Those are few and far between, but most likely to benefit the most. Simulation and strategy games are often the most CPU limited, so shifting more work to the GPU with reduced overhead makes so much sense. It already seems that part of ED's goal with edge is basically to do that anyway, but with DX11. From the video, it sounds like a task more suited towards Mantle, but DX11 should still prove to be vast improvement for what we need compared to DX9.

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we will see how much of this is real as in "it will happen in 6-12 months" from now.. or more of a "nano-technology batteries that last 10 years without recharge" hype..

 

i'll believe and be happy about it when this is in the stores and games exist that implement it.. until then we can pretty much disregard it to start trek )) lol..

 

Don't remember the date, but battlefield 4 will be the first game to support MANTLE.

 

So definitely not a hype, think we can use it ourselves in like 2 months, maybe sooner.

If you have BF4 and an compatible AMD card ofcourse.

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Don't remember the date, but battlefield 4 will be the first game to support MANTLE.

 

So definitely not a hype, think we can use it ourselves in like 2 months, maybe sooner.

If you have BF4 and an compatible AMD card ofcourse.

 

BF4 has more important things to worry about than finishing Mantle integration.

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