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Polygon limit in games 03/02/18(Fri)06:48:33 No.609775
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Polygon limit in games Anonymous 03/02/18(Fri)06:48:33 No.609775 Archived
How many polygons can an average computer handle today? I've tried searching it on the internet, but don't seem to find any answers in 2017-2018's context.
Thanks in advanced
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03/02/18(Fri)07:23:47 No.609778
Anonymous 03/02/18(Fri)07:23:47 No.609778
Anywhere between 500K and 40M.
Depends on everything.
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03/02/18(Fri)08:04:44 No.609783
Anonymous 03/02/18(Fri)08:04:44 No.609783
For your average yearly-release AAA fare, your usually pushing anywhere from 500k-5m polys on screen at maximum geometry detail depending on scene complexity.
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