NVIDIA: AEGIA PhysX PPU support officially kaput

ThraxThrax 🐌Austin, TX Icrontian
edited May 2010 in Science & Tech

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  • Cliff_ForsterCliff_Forster Icrontian
    edited May 2010
    How did those things perform alongside ATI graphics hardware? I passed on these when they came out. Would they have still been effective at accelerating the physics in a title like Batman AA when paired with a Radeon card for graphics rendering?
  • WinfreyWinfrey waddafuh Missouri Icrontian
    edited May 2010
    Despite all the hype that people tried to generate, a separate card for processing physics has turned out to be quite unnecessary.
  • BandrikBandrik Elkhart, IN Icrontian
    edited May 2010
    PhysX cards were a nice idea back in the day, but this is just the natural evolution of desktop gaming. It's not bad, perhaps good, and definitely progress.

    Users of the cards may feel forgotten and unloved, but they've had a few years to enjoy the their tech and it's probably time to upgrade by now anyways.
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