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Graphics Hardware Trends

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Graphics Hardware Trends

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    Slide 1:Graphics Hardware Trends

    Faster development than Moores law Double transistor functions every 6-12 months Driven by game industry Improvement of performance and functionality Multi-textures Pixel operations (transparency, blending, pixel shaders) Geometry and lighting modifications (vertex shaders)

    Slide 2:Transistor Functions

    0 10 20 30 40 50 60 9/97 3/98 9/98 3/99 9/99 3/00 9/00 3/01 time (month/year) transistors (millions) Riva 128 (3M) NVIDIA GeForce3 (57M) ATI Radeon 8500 (60M) 9/01 3/02 70 80 90 100 ATI Radeon 9700 Pro (110M) NVIDIA GeForce FX 5800 (125M) NVIDIA GeForce4 (63M) 110 120

    Slide 3:Typical GPU Characteristics

    Brand Transistors Technology Clock rate Mem bandwidth Fill rate (peak) Pixel pipelines Textures per unit FSAA Bits per channel Tri transform (peak) Tris (3Dmark) Vertex shaders ATI Radeon 9800 P 107 M 0.15 micron 380 MHz 22 GB/s 3 GPixel/s 8 8 6 x 18 Gsample/s 10 380 M 19 M 4 NVIDIA GeForceFX 5900 U 130 M 0.13 micron 450 MHz 27 GB/s 1.8/3.6 GPixel/s 4/8 16 4 x 27 Gsample/s 10 315 M 28 M 4+ Source: www.tomshardware.com Geforce fx: Fillrate 1.8 (z and color) /3.6 GPixel/s (just z or just color); pixel pipelines: 4 (color and z), 8 (z, stencil, or color) Geforce fx: Fillrate 1.8 (z and color) /3.6 GPixel/s (just z or just color); pixel pipelines: 4 (color and z), 8 (z, stencil, or color)

    Slide 4:Modern Scientific Visualization

    Traditional plotting techniques are not appropriate for visualizing the huge datasets resulting from computer simulations (CFD, physics, chemistry, ...) sensor measurements (medical, seismic, satellite, ) Map abstract data onto graphical representations Try to use colorful 3D raster graphics in expressive still images recorded animations interactive visualizations To see the unseen The purpose of computing is insight not numbers

    visualization pipeline classification different grid types ? different algorithms 3D scalar fields Cartesian (eg. medical datasets) 3D vector fields un/structured (eg. CFD) trees, graphs, tables, data bases InfoVis

    Slide 5:Visualization Pipeline and Classification

    Slide 6:GPU and Visualization Pipeline

    Renderer Texture-based techniques (e.g., for volume rendering) Large textured terrain height fields Mapper Classification in volume rendering Integrate ray segments (in unstructured volumes) Integrate particle traces (in flow fields) Assign color and transparency for NPR Filtering Data filtering in graphics memory Compression/decompression (of textures)

    Slide 7:Visualization of Volumetric Data

    Direct volume rendering of scalar fields Flow visualization in 3D Focus on regular grids

    Slide 8:Visualization of Volumetric Data

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