New 3DMark 11 trailer: "High Temple"

[Sampsa]

Futuremark is preparing their DX11 benchmark 3DMark 11 to be launched before end of the year. They have now published second technology demo called High Temple:


"High Temple is a demonstration of the DirectX 11 powered 3DMark 11 engine. The high definition 1080p trailer features a mysterious ruined temple hidden deep inside a lush jungle. Volumetric lighting illuminates the scene with bright sunlight filtering through the dense jungle. Tessellation is used to add rich detail to the temple carvings and the jungle foliage. Post processing delivers depth of field and other lens effects."

More pics & video can be found from http://www.3dmark.com

Source: Muropaketti.com

[Dezmen]

Cool I like environment of this scene... Hope to see release soon :P

[madcho]

nice job

[Manicdan]

looks really good, but i wonder how they handle physics this time around. this scene can clearly be brought to life with some good use, but we dont want the same issue as last time with invalid scores.

[K404]

Looks great

Will look better in 2 years when we can hit 90FPS!

[Splave]

after tweaks

[chuchnit]

after tweaks

[Manicdan]

+1
i actually LoLed, which is rare for people to do who say lol

[bamtan2]

lol source: yourself

actually the source is 3dmark, you dont need to source yourself when you are the poster

how about you just link the video so we can get this over with

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntbMUIJGa_0&hd=1

[Dezmen]

after tweaks

DX1? xD

[Particle]

I'd like to see it in action, but is it just me or does the image look kind of washed out? The shadowed part of the vehicle is too bright.

That's not a complaint though, just an observation. Says nothing of the benchmark itself.

[K404]

after tweaks

Too much LOD, I think you missed the sweetspot

[Manicdan]

I'd like to see it in action, but is it just me or does the image look kind of washed out? The shadowed part of the vehicle is to bright.

That's not a complaint though, just an observation. Says nothing of the benchmark itself.

theres a video in the first link

however the whole scene is standing completely still. no wind or anything. kinda hoping things get better in the real version

[miahallen]

Nice....I'm wondering if I'll have to buy a new monitor for my benching station....anyone know if they're increasing the "default" resolution? Massman?

[drnip]

Looks great. I wonder how many people are going to complain about this like they did Vantage?

[massman]

Nice....I'm wondering if I'll have to buy a new monitor for my benching station....anyone know if they're increasing the "default" resolution? Massman?

No idea.

[Particle]

Looks great. I wonder how many people are going to complain about this like they did Vantage?

It depends on if they make PhysX a part of scoring and if there's a free version or not.

[MadHacker]

looks realistic except for 1 thing
looks like the cleaning lady went through and removed the dust from every surface.
but then again that is the same for almost every game.

[lowfat]

Nice....I'm wondering if I'll have to buy a new monitor for my benching station....anyone know if they're increasing the "default" resolution? Massman?

I hope so. This isn't 1999 anymore.

[Tomasis]

after tweaks

thats! when it is enabled with Dirextx12

[justin.kerr]

with all the advertisements, it should be free.

[tet5uo]

I hope so. This isn't 1999 anymore.

I hope they use 1920x1080, not that I like it better than 1920x1200, just that it's easier for the 16:10 users to bump down to 1080 for the test while those with the newer screens which all seem to use 16:9 can still run the tests.

Annoyed me that I couldn't run Extreme settings without digging out my old heavy Sammy 27" " :P

[Gautam]

after tweaks

It looks pretty nice. Usually whenever a new version of 3DMark comes out, I feel like it looks kinda crappy, but this is pretty good. Naturally I'm most interested in the scoring algorithm though.

I hope they use 1920x1080, not that I like it better than 1920x1200, just that it's easier for the 16:10 users to bump down to 1080 for the test while those with the newer screens which all seem to use 16:9 can still run the tests.

I agree. 16:9 seems to be a lot more widespread. Plus FWIW, many 1680x1050 monitors can run 1920x1080, just with the screen looking messed up, but for a bencher this wouldn't matter.

[RaZz!]

[...] Plus FWIW, many 1680x1050 monitors can run 1920x1080, just with the screen looking messed up [...]

...what

[ghost_recon88]

You all sure that's not a trailer for FarCry 3