Nvidia Releases Public Beta Of PhysX Driver
Nvidia just posted a public beta of a driver that sparked quite some controversy in recent days. Version 177.39 is currently the only version to support GeForce PhysX. Nvidia also mentioned that it will be releasing a 177.41 WHQL driver today, which, however, will not include PhySX supported, as it was built before version .39.
The driver download links are:
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Windows Vista 64-bit
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Huh?
I understand that nVidia is trying to fix their PhysX drivers but...how about a statement to capture the public trust again at least!
This is a start. Then mature drivers are released. Then ATI releases Havoc drivers. Then Microsoft releases DirectPhysics. Something like this will be progress.
That will be funny when M$ does that. They will DirectX and DirectP!
"Adds support for NVIDIA PhysX on GeForce 9800 GTX, GeForce GTX 280, and GeForce GTX 260 GPUs, including SLI configurations."
No 8000 series yet
why cant it support 9600 yet? _ ?