Watch Dead Trigger 2 running on a Project Shield console by NVIDIA

6. Emily1985 posted on 11 Jan 2013, 08:06 6 0

Who is the genius who told you that?

8. zazori08 posted on 11 Jan 2013, 08:49 2 0

damn dude. real genius. then what is the purpose the the 72-core GPU? so many stopeed readers gathered in this site.

9. Dr.Phil posted on 11 Jan 2013, 09:45 2 0

While I see the point you are trying to make, it is noteworthy to point out that games do use some of the processing power of the CPU. Now, when it comes to how much of it is used will depend on the game. The CPU processes the data before the GPU does, so the more powerful and efficient your CPU means it will allow your GPU to be used to it's full potential. If the CPU isn't efficient enough to handle the processes then it will cause a bottleneck which will in turn mean your GPU will not be used to it's full potential. Let's just say there is a reason why the games you buy for your PC require a certain minimum CPU and GPU to run. Some games will require almost 100% of the CPU power to run depending on how powerful the CPU is and what game it is.

4. Jonathan41 posted on 11 Jan 2013, 06:56 1 0

Preferably HTC or Nexus

13. neutralguy posted on 12 Jan 2013, 08:19 1 0

HTC's rumored M7 :)

7. buccob posted on 11 Jan 2013, 08:08 0 0

And when it was paid, it was only $1... I would have paid $3 for it.

12. CanYouSeeTheLight posted on 12 Jan 2013, 07:44 0 0

On the other hand there is Scumbag Gameloft.

Does bad ports of iOS games that have several performance issues and charge for it.

11. Luuthian posted on 12 Jan 2013, 03:28 0 0

The iPad 4 is just a hair less powerful than a Tegra 4. This game will run just fine :).