Ryeong
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? What was that about. I don't think the tense was ever in question.
I think it was. Why? Well, if it wasn't then you should have understood that it might have been a typo.
? What was that about. I don't think the tense was ever in question.
I think it was. Why? Well, if it wasn't then you should have understood that it might have been a typo.
Actually, now that I had a minute to think about it, it is wrong.
Tessellation is a hardware feature. Like I wouldn't say that a game is ''physX'd''.
Side-note:
Have you guys looked at the resolutions that some of those tests are done at? Most people don't have monitors that go above 1080p...much less 2560x1600....
Was a typo. Now let me learn you guys something..
"The DX11 game is tessellated"
"The DX11 game consists of heavy tesselation"
tessellated and tesselation is the same word. But, you must use the word differently depending on the sentence as a whole.
Google em' up and you'll see.
When someone was able to do something you say: He did it, not he do it..
Did and do means the same thing. Did is the past tense of do..
reread what you put and see if you can spot the irony in you trying to teach grammar (PLEASE NOBODY POINT IT OUT TO HIM UNLESS HE CAN'T FIND IT)
Now try, please, to understand why people take you as someone with an overinflated ego, with a lack of understanding in alot of what you should say, and why alot of us think that instead of talking about things you don't know, you should learn.
this is just one example, and you have had people say this to you several times now, in different ways, but along the same lines
When someone was able to do something you say: He did it, not he do it..
typo:
When a guy was able to achieve something you say: He did it, not he do it..
I'm from Norway. English is a foreign language for me.. When i try to explain something, i must think what i'm about to say in Norwegian first then write it in English. If i'm not able to find the correct word then you'll misunderstand me. You're from UK, please take it easy. I can't compete against somone with English as their native language..
*sigh* you are impossible.
So why, in your original statement'', is it past tense? ''DX11 tessellated games''. Tessellated here is being used as an adjective, describing DX11....and that doesn't make any sense.
yeah, just like understandment isn't a word right?
You're from Pennsylvania, that's in America...
^Can you read the two last sentences i wrote in the previous message
no, that isn't it, it is a gramatical error, not spelling. I understand english is not your spoken language, my point wasn't that you made a mistake, we all do, nobody is perfect, it is that you aren't always right, and when faced with overwhelming proof against what you are saying, the reason there is overwhelming proof against it is because you are wrong. Yea it is sometimes embarassing and hard to admit you are wrong, but it makes you out as less of a tool than constantly trying to be right or thinking you are right
I really try my best. But, i tend to misunderstand when somone is trying to be sarcastic or something. After that point, i might lead myself in the wrong direction, having a constant belief that i'm on track when i'm clearly not. I'm sorry.
Edit: That way it looks like all of you are constantly wrong..
Now i'll learn you another thing:
Just about all 400 series threads come to mind, what people are saying isn't sarcasm, it is fact . By all means have an opinion, I prefer the 5000 series cards over the 400 series, both have pro's, both have con's, nvidia does have more power for the higher end cards, they also have more price, and generally nowhere near the price/performance as ATi, so for someone on a budget, are the better option because they will still play every single game out just fine, but might drop up to 5 fps.
Now I will teach you something. The mistake was:
You don't learn someone something, you teach them.
the person giving the knowledge teaches
The person acquiring knowledge learns
My friend has a 5850 on a 1080p tv, and he is NOT pleased with the results in games such as Just cause 2, BC2 etc etc in 1920x1080..
Edit: Sure if drooling around with 30-35 fps is okay for you then it's not a problem. I think 60 fps in a game is good..
tessellated and tessellation means the same thing, nothing wrong there.
Now i'll learn you another thing:
You can't bend the word physx. But you can bend Tessellation to Tessellated by replacing ion' with ed. Because Tessellated is the past tense of Tessellation.
There is no past tense of Physx. Because Physx is not really a word, just check the dictionary... It's something Nvidia made up from physics..(duh)
idk man, im playing bc2 maxed in 1080 around 75 fps with my 275.... so if mine can do that pretty well, the 285 will do it better, and the 5850 poops on it. how could someone NOT be pleased with the performance of a 5850?
idk man, im playing bc2 maxed in 1080 around 75 fps with my 275.... so if mine can do that pretty well, the 285 will do it better, and the 5850 poops on it. how could someone NOT be pleased with the performance of a 5850?