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    Quote Originally Posted by mirv View Post
    Yes, I would like to see information, not advertising for your favourite game. Unless your favourite game happens to run on the open source radeon drivers, in which case go nuts.
    the informationn is... there is no IDtech5-game-ready to test!!!!!! ''

    and the information is: idtech5 can not handle a game like ArmA2.....'
    but the engine of arma2 can handle a game like "rage"


    IDtech5 is an game engine for xbox360 and playstation3 nothing more !

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    Quote Originally Posted by elanthis View Post
    Aside from the incomprehensibility of most of your English, you do realize that you sound like a 13 year old fanboy idiot, right?
    right... but! idtech5 are a pice of shit!


    exampel:

    idtech5:







    arma2:





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    you realize that several of Arma2's screenies look like pre-rendered graphics ?

    I'm not impressed to say the least

    show some extensive environmental screenies of both engines then we can start to talk

    otherwise:

    you're offtopic !


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    Well, I decided to test some weeks ago the xorg-video-ati driver and I was so pleased with the 2D performance that I don't mind losing some 3D functionallity if my desktop applications will work more smoothly, so I didn't switch back to fglrx.

    Games? Street Fighter IV doesn't work in wine yet, so I don't mind rebooting to Windows when I want to play.

    PD: what's this outbreak of trolling and off-topic? Generally these forums are peaceful and a good place to read some good discussions (yeah, I'm a lurker).

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    Quote Originally Posted by BassKnight View Post
    PD: what's this outbreak of trolling and off-topic? Generally these forums are peaceful and a good place to read some good discussions (yeah, I'm a lurker).
    Yeah, please take game engine flame wars elsewhere, we wanna read about experiences with different ATI drivers here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by glock24 View Post
    The only reason I still use the fglrx driver is power management. The radeon driver, even with all power saving options enabled, consumes 5-10W more than fglrx on my Mobility HD3650, and of coruse, temps go high and battery drains faster.

    3D performance is not relevant to me under Linux, as I use it mainly for work and movie watching. Recreational activities (eg. games) are left to another OS.

    2D performance is better on radeon, but as I mentioned before, power management is more important to me.
    Quote Originally Posted by dgrafenhofer View Post
    Same situation over here. I am aMobility HD3650 Laptop user too.
    +1. And since I'm a Mobility X1600 user with a "legacy" HP NC8430 laptop I have settled with Debian Lenny whose fglrx still has working power management (judging from some comments the version has to be max 9.1, since 9.2 and 9.3 broke the power management for my card).

    Since it's a laptop there's no possibility to upgrade without buying a new one. And I think I'll stick to Lenny until I read some breaking news on KMS power management on Phoronix's site.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Qaridarium View Post
    ArmA2 :

    TrackIR5
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wXx3vMy_AQ

    1500 KI Battle (air,land(tanks and trups),ship):
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KK6Fo3Y0AU
    I know what Arma2 is. It is a buggy POS. It has good large maps. Wow. Now let's look at how much detail every map is? Yeah... that. The power of id Tech 5 lies within its unlimited amount of detail and different textures. Arma2 doesn't have that.

    Secondly; id Tech 5 doesn't require such ridiculous amount of processing power to achieve that, with more graphical effects.

    PS: Arma2's AI sucks: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvfM_f9zjUI

    Quote Originally Posted by Qaridarium View Post
    the informationn is... there is no IDtech5-game-ready to test!!!!!! ''

    and the information is: idtech5 can not handle a game like ArmA2.....'
    but the engine of arma2 can handle a game like "rage"
    Arma2's engine can't run Rage simply because it can't load 32GB textures into the RAM.
    id Tech 5 can handle 32GB of texture because it streams it from the HDD.
    So uhm... id Tech 5 can handle Arma2, but Arma2's engine can't handle Rage.

    IDtech5 is an game engine for xbox360 and playstation3 nothing more !
    id Tech 5 is cross platform, so it can run on every platform: Ps3, Xbox360, Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. Arma2's engine only runs on Windows if you pray to God it doesn't crash from all of its show stopping bugs. What is your problem?

    And now let's look at your last post. What I am seeing is nothing but higher detailed artwork. Depth of field is the only cool effect I can see and id Tech 5 has it too. Now what else does this engine bring to the table? I can't see anything fancy.

    This all leads me to the conclusion that you know nothing about 3D graphics. Hands down.
    Last edited by V!NCENT; 12-09-2009 at 05:22 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by V!NCENT View Post
    Arma2's engine can't run Rage simply because it can't load 32GB textures into the RAM.
    id Tech 5 can handle 32GB of texture because it streams it from the HDD.
    you are a poor man!

    idtech5 streams from the HDD??? wow!...

    you are soooooo POOR! because ARMA2 streams 10000000xxxxxxxxxxxxGB of viedeo textur from the HDD

    the arma2 engine streams this since 1998!

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    enough's enough, stop the trolling, move the engine discussions to another thread.

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    Well do you see Arma2 running on Linux? You never get something right - really. Id Tech 5 will be definitely the best multiplatform engine that will most likely get a Linux port, can you say this for your example too? wine with d3d emulation might be possible but thats like slowing down the speed from f1 racer to a truck.

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