Next gen graphics cards to support 128-bit color
Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on June 27, 2002 at 2:42:43 PM
I can hardly tell the difference between 16-bit and 32-bit, let alone 128-bit.
According to our sources, the 128-bit implementation will make multitexturing applications look better and you will be able to have 32-bits per colour. This is amazing since it enables you to have 16.7 milion combnations per colour. In current 32-bit color you just have 8 pixels per colour, giving just 256 variations of colors. All this means also is more video memory is needed to store this.
According to our sources, the 128-bit implementation will make multitexturing applications look better and you will be able to have 32-bits per colour. This is amazing since it enables you to have 16.7 milion combnations per colour. In current 32-bit color you just have 8 pixels per colour, giving just 256 variations of colors. All this means also is more video memory is needed to store this.