DJ-ALF
Hi
Last night I saw PS3 in action and I must say I am impressed! A lot of power in a small box. Now, I saw here that PS3 will support keyboard and mouse:
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=25858
I allready saw Logitech keyboard for PS3 but mouse is not available yet. Does anyone now can I connect ordinary USB mouse for PC on PS3?
Next question is for Dev team. How hard it will be to port/make VDJ to work on PS3 because it has a lot of power for audio/video use? This is just an idea.
Last night I saw PS3 in action and I must say I am impressed! A lot of power in a small box. Now, I saw here that PS3 will support keyboard and mouse:
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=25858
I allready saw Logitech keyboard for PS3 but mouse is not available yet. Does anyone now can I connect ordinary USB mouse for PC on PS3?
Next question is for Dev team. How hard it will be to port/make VDJ to work on PS3 because it has a lot of power for audio/video use? This is just an idea.
Mensajes Mon 26 Mar 07 @ 2:29 pm
TexZK
A brand new PC is more powerful than the PS3, trust me!
Mensajes Mon 26 Mar 07 @ 4:32 pm
Niems
Lol you are joking right? AFAIK, the PS3's cell is still way ahead of new pc's
Even if not, it would work a wonder being dedicated to VDJ
Even if not, it would work a wonder being dedicated to VDJ
Mensajes Mon 26 Mar 07 @ 6:02 pm
TexZK
YOU are wrong dude ;)
Try an Intel Quad-Core with double Dual-Core DX10 GPU (two GeForce 8800), 4GB of high speed RAM, a state-of-the-art mobo, a physics card (better than the current PhysX, this one sucks) and see which is the most powerful ;)
I don't remember where, but I saw some benchmarks between a PC and PS3... PC won!!! I've been in the game underground scene for eight years... I know what I say.
Anyway, eight parallel FPUs are very powerful... but they must do graphics, physics, AI and all the other code routines... keep that in mind!
Computers are ALWAYS ahead... ;)
Try an Intel Quad-Core with double Dual-Core DX10 GPU (two GeForce 8800), 4GB of high speed RAM, a state-of-the-art mobo, a physics card (better than the current PhysX, this one sucks) and see which is the most powerful ;)
I don't remember where, but I saw some benchmarks between a PC and PS3... PC won!!! I've been in the game underground scene for eight years... I know what I say.
Anyway, eight parallel FPUs are very powerful... but they must do graphics, physics, AI and all the other code routines... keep that in mind!
Computers are ALWAYS ahead... ;)
Mensajes Mon 26 Mar 07 @ 6:30 pm
that all sounds impressive, but is it available at the same price? I'm looking at getting a laptop to run CUE software, when I finally get it with the Numark Total Control. I think I am right in saying even the most basic gaming computers will cost over £1,000, the PS3 then looks a cheaper option. PS3 would be the most unpracticle for mobility however. Best stick with the laptops
Mensajes Mon 26 Mar 07 @ 9:02 pm
sbangs
i doubt the softwares even in the same style of langauge??!?!
Mensajes Mon 26 Mar 07 @ 9:58 pm
DJ-ALF
Nope, PS3 uses some variant of linux. And it has 7 cores, not 8, one is disabled in the production because of many yeald waste. I think that PC can be faster with 10 times higher price, LOL!
This is just an idea...
This is just an idea...
Mensajes Tue 27 Mar 07 @ 12:26 pm