Mythbusters hosts Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman demonstrate the difference between CPU and GPU by painting the Mona Lisa in 275 milliseconds using a 1100 barrel paint ball gun earlier this week at NVIDIA’s NVISION 08 show.
via TG Daily & CrunchGear
Mythbusters hosts Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman demonstrate the difference between CPU and GPU by painting the Mona Lisa in 275 milliseconds using a 1100 barrel paint ball gun earlier this week at NVIDIA’s NVISION 08 show.
via TG Daily & CrunchGear
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Wow.. that's pretty amazing.
If you can not get enough of Jamie and Adam, here is the full version of their presentation at NVISION 08. It runs about 15 minutes and you will see exactly want the audience saw.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aa3OGgBkRiQ
If the only thing that the 1100 barrel paint ball gun can draw is the same Mona Lisa, then why have a processing unit? Just preload each barrel with the right color and pull the trigger.
I would have been more impressed if the demo showed the rendering (painting) of one canvas after another, depicting different artwork.
The Mona Lisa doesn't have eyebrows.
further proof of what our country is all about
http://www.recyclism.com/printball.php
Project made in 2005…
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