Re:M.2 on a Raspberry Pi – The Tofu CM4 Carrier Board
by lucian1900 on Saturday March 13, 2021 @02:19PM
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If your graphics are atypically simple, it hardly matters.
For the vast majority of games that compete on graphics, you need to use modern APIs to take advantage of modern GPUs.
Re:M.2 on a Raspberry Pi – The Tofu CM4 Carrier Board
by bullen on Saturday March 13, 2021 @04:06PM
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Sure, but I also out-scale all other engines both server and client:
http://talk.binarytask.com/task?id=579711216639635462
My server is the first MMO system to handle 10.000 concurrent action players on one machine: http://fuse.rupy.se/about.html
You have to pick your battles.
Unity and Unreal are so bad. I mean compile for 30 minutes? To use them is to have technical debt way beyond what is healthy.
So why can't you make OpenGL stateless? It seems to me multithreading is really bad on the new APIs too, you'll have to trash memory with a bunch of buffers that then gets submitted by one thread causing motion to photon latency!
RdR2 had like 10 frames of lag! Completely unplayable.
I prefer direct/forward rendering one one thread and make the graphics simpler instead. Graphical fidelity is not important to make a fun game, just look at Nintendo.