AMD showing directx 11 demos

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Spare	Created : 18 August 2009 AMD showing directx 11 demos https://pcper.com/comments.php?nid=7640
Neil Robison from AMD showing new functionality of DirectX 11 including tessellation and HDAO.

Comments
Tuesday, 18 August 2009, 13:01
Mog	Oh wow, Tessellation! Just jam up the poly count, why didn't i think of that.... Still looks pretty good, don't mind my petty snarks, someone has to be critical of this shit.
Tuesday, 18 August 2009, 13:37
JL235	but it's jamming them up, on the fly, on the GPU as it's rendered! I believe the main advantage is that you can have a variable amount of improvement, which is better then just the generic 'low, medium, high' setting for all models. Plus that their examples are faster then today's alternatives. I really liked the bump-mapping example.