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John was asking if it makes a difference for pretty
standard desktop stuff like presentations. It doesn't. Theoretically
perhaps, but nothing most people would notice in everyday professional
use. Programs like photoshop mainly do their processing on the CPU, not
the video card. The heavy processor & memory video cards on PC's,
even PC-laptops (like Ati Radeon and Geforce Go), are mainly meant for
gaming. That's what I was explaining. But we're getting *very* off topic for an Open Source list now... :) Michiel Dave Mennenoh wrote: I think you need to do a little catch-up reading past 1989... 2D acceleration is a lot more than blitting - which is being replaced by hardware accelerated sprites anyway. 2D hardware stuff can include antialiasing, video (MPEG algo's built in), "sprites" and more... If you think 2D is nothing more than blitting you're _way_ off base.Dave - Adobe Community Expert www.blurredistinction.com http://www.adobe.com/communities/experts/ _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org -- [ weblog ][ http://michiel.vanderros.nl ] |
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