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People don't just buy the newest nvidia card because of it's awesome architecture. But something that (some of) you people aren't getting is that hardware just doesn't stand alone. robbase29a - Saturday, Auglink One more thing, if I may.I am sure when they get the final released copy of HL2 all our questions will be answered. But since this is just a beta and I am sure that most people are interested in knowing about HL2 instead of CS IMHO I cant really blame AT for not making the article the way people want it. I agree completely so it would give a better idea to most people. As for the article, I am kind of leaning towards people who say that the games should be benhced on high end, middle end and lower end spec machines. suryad - Saturday, Auglink Hey guys, forgive my lack of knowledge but does anyone know if the final product, Half Life 2 when released that is, will have the capability to use SSE/3DNow! instructios in the CPU? Would it also take advantage of Hyperthreading? That would probably lead to higher framerates wouldn't it? I raise this question because I read at the S.T.A.L.K.E.R game website that the X-Ray engine is supposedly capable of taking advantage of not only the GPU (Duhh) but rather the type of CPU the computer has as well.Now, with an updated version of the engine, refined drivers, and brand new cards, we take a look at another bit of the story behind the ever lengthening saga of Halflife 2. Light blooming through windows, illuminating dust in the air in Counterstrike: Source BetaДЄs an added bonus, Valve included a video card 'stress test' in the beta version of CS: Source. Eventually, the game will be released as Counterstike: Source, but, for now, the beta version shows off the bells, whistles, and capabilities of the new Source engine that powers HL2.

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Last week, Valve pushed out a one level beta version of the Counterstrike mod fitted to the Halflife 2 core over steam for those customers who had registered their ATI HL2 coupons. Of course, last year, ATI 'bundled' Halflife 2 with its cards, but consumers who made the purchase were left with little in the way of fulfillment of this offer.

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We keep hearing rumors (though nothing substantial), but even last year's certain release wasn't set in stone.Д®ver since the incendiary remarks made by Valve's Gabe Newell about the ability of Valve's programmers to come up with code that ran as fast on NVIDIA's hardware as it did on ATI's (and putting the blame for this square on NVIDIA's shoulders), and the following source code leak, both the buzz over the Halflife sequel and its delay have increased in what feels like an exponential manner. So far, we have Doom 3 (even The Sims 2 is already Gold), but Halflife 2 is still MIA. Order may very depending on the gamer's background and taste, and the occasional 'Sims 2' response may be heard in the minority. Valve Corporation released versions of the GoldSrc engine for OS X and Linux in 2013, eventually porting all of their first-party titles utilizing the engine to the platforms by the end of the year.If anyone were asked to name the two most anticipated games of this year, no thought would be required before putting forth the inevitable reply of 'Doom 3 and Halflife 2'. Eventually, it became something of a moniker for the engine and was adopted as the official title externally. Internally, any games using the first variant were referred to as 'Goldsource' in order to differentiate the two branches. One was titled 'GoldSrc', and the other 'Src'. This created two main engine branches, each used for different purposes. Once Source was created, Valve forked the code from the Half-Life engine to make the Source engine. Prior to the creation of the Source engine, the GoldSrc engine had no real title and was simply called 'The Half-Life engine'. The physics engine supported skeletal animation, which allowed for more realistic body kinematics and facial expression animations than most other engines at the time. The tool was later renamed to Valve Hammer Editor and became the official mapping tool for GoldSrc. In 1997, Valve hired Ben Morris and acquired Worldcraft, a tool for creating custom Quake maps. The engine also reuses code from other games in the Quake series, including QuakeWorld, and Quake II, but this reuse is minimal in comparison to that of the original Quake. GoldSrc's artificial intelligence systems, for example, were essentially made from scratch. While the engine served as the basis for GoldSrc, Gabe Newell has stated that a majority of the code used in the engine was created by Valve themselves, not taken from Quake. The basis of GoldSrc is the engine used in the video game Quake, albeit with heavy modification by Valve Corporation, at the time called Valve Software.

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