Does this new solution of NVIDIA’s have a big advantage over the smaller startup or is NVIDIA jumping into a ring of problems?
While we don’t have many details on SLI Physics quite yet, I imagine we will get much more information during the week at GDC in San Jose. We should also hear much more from AGEIA and their PhysX processor during GDC as well, and it will be interesting to see what their response is to NVIDIA’s attempt to overshadow them today. All that is known for sure is that NVIDIA has just upped the entry fee for the physics processing market and any competitors better come with a strong product and solid support for all sides.
Source: PC Perspective
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