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Physics Drivers Outrage: Nvidia Guilty?
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which both include physics processing, this causes the performance benefits of GPU physics to be double-counted, resulting in an artificial inflation of the final score. Real games can be expected to limit the amount of GPU physics processing to avoid significantly...
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GDC 2006: Day One fires up gaming fans, price tags, and physics
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PhysX" physics processor Ageia showed off its PhysX physics processing unit (PPU) boards to Tom's Hardware Guide's Darren Polkowski. The dedicated board accelerates physics processing, which leads to more realistic games and faster frame rates. BFG and Asus...
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Does anyone actually use a physics card lol?
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the card to death, and their is not to many games that support it. R600 and G80 don't support physics the same way Ageia does. And the Ageia does more than just physics. I think its great that they have startet to incorperate the physics enginge in other...
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GDC 2006: Ageia announces "PhysX" physics processor
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physics acceleration will become the staple for games to come. Managed by the CPU and rendered by graphics processors, the dynamics of objects and materials in the 3D rendered world will be accelerated by the physics processing unit, short "PPU". Not surprsingly,...
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Should PHYSX be universal? (both ATI & NVIDA)
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blizzard games wont be able to look like that given the right cpu/gpu. PhysX doesnt have any special powers, physics is just math afterall. The only reason Havok games don't show off physics as real as every day life is that that kind of computation re...
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Ageia phys-X. Does it worth the money???
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im hoping that microsoft uses there insane muscle to push for the physics, it wold make games more realistic. right now games are limited to simpler equastions due to the processing power that is used. the cpu has to handle the os, the game, and then physics....
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ATI and PhysX Co-exist on the Nintendo Wii
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relies on the Cell's Synergistic Processing Units (SPUs) to process the physics rather than dumping the entire load on the Cell's Power Processor Unit (PPU). Now Nvidia is taking another step into dominating the gaming industry by inking a deal with Nintendo...
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The Scientists' Opinions on Gaming Physics
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good enough to yield satisfying results.. Physics has always been part of our games, as the term describes how objects relate to each other and their surroundings. But to render physics in a realistic way, a large number of extremely advanced calculations...
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Just thought of this..physics insight
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relative complexity of the AI, and some 'good' (not great) physics. Because the second core of a dual core is only ONE SINGLE additional core, while the GPU's and Ageias PPU offer MANY MANY available cores for physics processing. IBM's cell processor...
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Core 2 Duo & Socket AM2/K8L Discussion
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this is, perhaps, the link you were referring to: ) A new uArch (I don't seem to get used to this damned word!) every two years, if realistic, will make it really hard for every competitor to struggle for 2nd, let alone to match. Even when you refer to FP...
