From the associated article for that video: > SPH ... with 500 000 particles ... about 2.5 fps on my GTX 1070 Still slower than what CNCD & Fairlight demonstr

From the associated article for that video: > SPH ... with 500 000 particles ... about 2.5 fps on my GTX 1070 Still slower than what CNCD & Fairlight demonstrated in 2011 with "Numb Res", at 120fps (stereo 3D) on a geforce 280: > The demo features up to 500,000 particles running under 3D SPH in realtime on the GPU, with surface tension and viscosity terms; this is in combination with collisions, meshing, high end effects like MLAA and depth of field, and plenty of lighting effects https://directtovideo.wordpress.com/2011/05/03/numb-res/ https://directtovideo.wordpress.com/2011/05/03/numb-res/