Playstation 3 GPU is still in development

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"This means that there is one question that remains unanswered. The
pre-E3 press conference that was held by Sony had a large number of
technology demos - what GPU was used to render those if RSX is still
in development?"

"So, if NVIDIA's upcoming part is capable of all that we saw
demonstrated at the press conference, what is RSX capable of?"
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of course Playstation3 GPU is still in development. last fall, when it
first became official that Nvidia was designing the PS3 GPU, they said
they expected to have 'first silicon' by the end of 2005.

Thomas Jespersen wrote:
> http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2005/05/25/rsx_still_in_development/
>
> "This means that there is one question that remains unanswered. The
> pre-E3 press conference that was held by Sony had a large number of
> technology demos - what GPU was used to render those if RSX is still
> in development?"
>
> "So, if NVIDIA's upcoming part is capable of all that we saw
> demonstrated at the press conference, what is RSX capable of?"
> --
> Now Playing:

 

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"Thomas Jespersen" <thomas@lucky-music.dk> wrote in message
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> http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2005/05/25/rsx_still_in_development/
>
> "This means that there is one question that remains unanswered. The
> pre-E3 press conference that was held by Sony had a large number of
> technology demos - what GPU was used to render those if RSX is still
> in development?"
>
> "So, if NVIDIA's upcoming part is capable of all that we saw
> demonstrated at the press conference, what is RSX capable of?"

It probably won't be.