Ok I got PHYSX going... Now what?!?!?!

Ok So I just installed a 9500gt to run the PHYSX on my Pc, Im also running a 9800gt for the main card.. Now I enabled physx to run on the 9500 gt in my Nvidia properties but played a few game and really didnt notice anything... I played Crysis and Source... hmmmm anything else that needs to be done? My latest drivers are up to date with PHYSX...

-Thanks

Chris

Yeah, now you just need to play a game that supports PhysX :P

Most games dont have it so you wont get any benefit, NVIDIA have some PhysX demo's you can try if you want also.

But besides physx, dont you think the card should do something else.. GRRRRRRRRRR

But besides physx, dont you think the card should do something else.. GRRRRRRRRRR

hows3r

Physx only add some details in games,

some games don't give us the availability of all the details unless when we use Physx, thats not fair.

Mind my noobiness, but what exactly is Physx?

Mind my noobiness, but what exactly is Physx?

waqster

My buddy just gave me it, so I thought Id try.. :( But im getting ready to play Warmonger??? Looks fun

What kind of card would I want to use for adding physx? I suppose my GTX285 can handle it by itself but 1920*1080 + AA does stretch it a bit thin.

FX Batman: AA with 8xQAA without physx runs better than it does with physx enabled + no AA.

Looks like a complete waste of time and money.

What kind of card would I want to use for adding physx? I suppose my GTX285 can handle it by itself but 1920*1080 + AA does stretch it a bit thin.

FX Batman: AA with 8xQAA without physx runs better than it does with physx enabled + no AA.

What kind of card would I want to use for adding physx?

Filthybastrd

what does 'AA' means? its almost everywhere and I don't know its meaning.manutd4life0023

Cuda 2.0 is just the version of the software, has nothing to do with the cards. Not to be confused with the compute capability of the devices that support CUDA, 2.0 of the toolkit is an upgrade to the programming environment rather than hardware support 04dcarraher

Speaking of PhysX, one thing I have considered is to repurpose my 8800 GT as a dedicated PhysX card as soon as I can afford a new primary graphics card that supports DX11 and keeps me set for future titles. It might just be enough for those UT3 PhysX maps... My only worry is how much of my 49A of +12V power will be eaten up by said 8800 GT. I picked out the PCP&C Silencer 610 knowing full well that I wasn't going to be running SLI or CrossFire, but didn't anticipate that NVIDIA would acquite Ageia and their PhysX engine to make it run on their GPUs. A new high-end card would probably run well by itself, but the 8800 GT could stress it too much.NamelessPlayer

But besides physx, dont you think the card should do something else.. GRRRRRRRRRR

hows3r