Reuven Bakalash

TL;DR: In this paper, a multi-mode parallel 3D graphics system with multiple GPUs supporting a parallel graphics rendering process having time, frame and object division modes of operation, where each GPU comprises video memory, a geometry processing subsystem and a pixel processing subsystem, and the parallelization state/modes of the system are dynamically controlled to meet graphics application requirements.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present a method of controlling the mode of parallel operation of a multi-mode parallel graphics processing system (MMPGPS) embodied within a host computing system having (i) host memory space (HMS) for storing one or more graphics-based applications and a graphics library for generating graphics commands and data (GCAD) during the run-time (i.e. execution) of the graphicsbased application.

TL;DR: In this paper, a multi-mode parallel graphics rendering and display system supporting real-time graphics rendering operations using a graphics hub device is presented, which includes a CPU memory space, one or more CPUs for executing graphics-based applications, and a multiamodal graphics rendering system (MPGRS) supporting multiple modes of parallel operation including object division, image division, and time division.

TL;DR: The Multi-mode Parallel Graphics Rendering System (MMPGRS) as mentioned in this paper supports multiple modes of parallel operation from the group consisting of object division, image division, and time division.

TL;DR: In this paper, an automated Internet-based graphics application profile management system is presented, in which graphics performance of client machines running graphics-based applications is optimized using an automated internet-based GAP management system, which includes an Internetbased communication server, operably connected to the infrastructure of the Internet, and to a central database server through an application server.