NVIDIA’s new PC Beta Drivers can improve game performance as much as 20%
Maximum PC has the news on the latest NVIDIA Beta Drivers, 320 which can have up to a 20% speed boost in certain games. Nice!
Maximum PC has the news on the latest NVIDIA Beta Drivers, 320 which can have up to a 20% speed boost in certain games. Nice!
Maximum PC is reporting that NVIDIA is going to produce a whole line of TITAN cards.There will be a higher end Titan Ultra:This SKU will reportedly utilize all of the GK110’s 15 SMX clusters, giving it an edge over the regular Titan which has one cluster disabled with a total of 2,688 CUDA cores and 240 TMUs. As as result, the Titan Ultra will boast the full quota of 2880 shader cores and 256 texture units. Further, as opposed to the original’s 837 MHz clock speed and 206-Watt power appetite, the Ultra will have a 950 MHz clock speed and a 225W TDPAnd a TITAN LE:it will reportedly have 2496 CUDA cores, 208 TMUs, 40 ROPs, 320-bit DDR memory interface, 5 GB of GDDR5 and a 180-190W TDPI would totally love an ULTRA TItan, as that is just a sick amount of CUDA.
DIY Photography has an article on how to make an 800 Watt light that doesn't get hot for $86.My wife and I are so building one!
David Torno has posted his fourth lesson on After Effects Extend Script.
Video Copilot has a new simple car rig in Element 3D Tutorial.
Ronen Bekrman has a tutorial on doing realistic 3D cloth. Pretty fantastic stuff!
This is some absolutely amazing 3D work. If you didn't tell me I wouldn't know that this bread was CG. Just fantastic!
Tinka Tinka has released the free Render Booster to easily do background and multi-machine renders with after effects.
BitTorrent labs has released an alpha of it's new BitTorrent Sync, which uses 256 Bit encryption to securely sync data between multiple computers using it's Bittorrent Network. Not truly a cloud sync, but a secure syncing system for free.Arstechnica has an excellent overview of it and it's features.It's too bad it is doesn't have higher bit encryption and you have to get your key to whomever you are syncing to by some method other than e-mail to keep it secure, but still a very cool idea.
Posted over at John Nock's adobe blog, I have meant to post this for a while. It is a portfolio for photography, design work and resume, and for free with your Creative Cloud subscription. It is what used to be Behance ProSite which was $100/year.