Project Constraint - color grading test #1 

Of course not :) Why should I rely on external hardware (also doubt that box is capable of anything but that "virtual monitor" reprojection anyway) if the internal one is already enough. Also that "FPGAs are fast, so should replace the ALUs" is a very common misconception. Yes, you can drastically speed the individual calculations up, but the downside is you can't run anything complex with FPGAs alone. So, it is not "FPGA vs CPU" in the real world, "FPGA+CPU vs CPU" instead. ps if you think of that post of mine, no, this is not the raytracer I referred to. Never uploaded one here, it is a simple raytracer I speedcoded to benchmark a possible SoC choice with, so aimed to tweak it to have the fastest versions for both a generic PC and the SoC in question still running the same calculations and sharing the same levels of precision.

@@TheBypasser you see the raytracing demo you commented on is fully implemented in fpga only i thought you did this game in fpga :-)

but this is awsome game anyway and i have psvr connected to pc at hand so i may try it out :-) is it / will be open source?

@@cederom Thanks! Not o-s yet, I'm struggling to get some time to finish it off first, with the next build to finally support level construction scripts (yep, model import/placement, environment setup etc. via just a simple batch-style file) and a couple of bugfixes - and guess can github it because why not...

@@TheBypasser sound good! good luck :-) please consider making it open source.. i would love to run it on FreeBSD Unix + PSVR :-) that could be so much fun and if there is a multiplayer just imagine that!! :-)