http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1sN1ELJfNo&eurl=http://www.generation-3d.com/actualite-La-premiere-demo-OpenCL-sur-nVidia,ac14322.htm

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1sN1ELJfNo&eurl=http://www.generation-3d.com/actualite-La-premiere-demo-OpenCL-sur-nVidia,ac14322.htm

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Yes, but what does it all mean? :/

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Yes, but what does it all mean? :/

It means he's making the same post on many many projects without reading any threads.

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me@rescam.org

Yes, but what does it all mean? :/

It means he's making the same post on many many projects without reading any threads.

You mean, I watched that youutube, analyzed it thoroughly, and spent my entire Sunday deciding on how to word my question, and now I'm not going to get an answer? :/

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I'm going to be working on an OpenCL version the milkyway app... if that's your question. Although I'm not quite sure if there's an implementation of it out there yet.

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I'm going to be working on an OpenCL version the milkyway app... if that's your question. Although I'm not quite sure if there's an implementation of it out there yet.

Darn Travis, I am so impressed that you deciphered that morse code ;)

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Yes, but what does it all mean? :/

It means he's making the same post on many many projects without reading any threads.

You mean, I watched that youutube, analyzed it thoroughly, and spent my entire Sunday deciding on how to word my question, and now I'm not going to get an answer? :/

Something like that.

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me@rescam.org

You mean, I watched that youutube, analyzed it thoroughly, and spent my entire Sunday deciding on how to word my question, and now I'm not going to get an answer? :/

It means that there is an OpenCL application that runs on the Nvidia hardware that makes pretty pictures on the display.

The only project that I can think of that MIGHT have a display of data like that (if I understand the goal of the project correctly) is Cosmology. Showing the formation of stars and galaxies.

On the other hand, it could be just a random pixel generation application as a technology demonstrator of the API as implemented by Nvidia.

The only other display like that as a screen saver is LHC, but the LHC SV does not show any science or results ... the only thing real on that image for LHC is the turn counter ...

Yes, but what does it all mean? :/

It means he's making the same post on many many projects without reading any threads.

You mean, I watched that youutube, analyzed it thoroughly, and spent my entire Sunday deciding on how to word my question, and now I'm not going to get an answer? :/

Something like that.

Core blimeee, that's a good pattern for a wallpaper...

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You mean, I watched that youutube, analyzed it thoroughly, and spent my entire Sunday deciding on how to word my question, and now I'm not going to get an answer? :/

It means that there is an OpenCL application that runs on the Nvidia hardware that makes pretty pictures on the display.

The only project that I can think of that MIGHT have a display of data like that (if I understand the goal of the project correctly) is Cosmology. Showing the formation of stars and galaxies.

On the other hand, it could be just a random pixel generation application as a technology demonstrator of the API as implemented by Nvidia.

The only other display like that as a screen saver is LHC, but the LHC SV does not show any science or results ... the only thing real on that image for LHC is the turn counter ...

I've been seeing that on my PC for years now. It's called 'Media player'.

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I'm going to be working on an OpenCL version the milkyway app...

I look forwards to that! If Apple does a good job with Snow Leopard I would fill out all my PCI Express slots with GPUs. Problem is that the selection of GPUs on the mac is SO limited, and overpriced (pc 4870 is $150, mac 4870 is estimated at >$300!). Maybe it's time I bootcamp Vista 64 on my Mac Pro...

[url]http://developer.amd.com/zones/OpenCLZo ... fault.aspx[/url]

http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/opencl-sdk/

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