It’s the product that’s either going to transform the graphics chip industry beyond recognition or simply become another footnote in PC gaming history. Larrabee, Intel’s first foray into the world of ...

An Intel software engineer working in the company's visual computing group has revealed that Larrabee will focus on rasterisation, and not ray tracing like some of the marketing bods would have you ...

Intel just told the world that it can support both rasterisation and ray tracing. The new chip, whenever it launches in late 2009 or early 2010, will support both DirectX and OpenGL but due to its ...

Our barrage of tests continues with the inimitable Crysis 3 and a duo of Ubisoft titles - Far Cry 5 and Ghost Recon Wildlands. Our test system remains the same obviously, consisting of a Core i7 8700K ...

I am looking for something like Xiaolin Wu's line algorithm except with 3D input and 3D output. The output would not be projected onto a 2D surface; it would be a 3rd order tensor. Might someone be ...