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PhysX Card

PhysX card worth it or not?

  • YES

    Votes: 27 24.5%

  • NO

    Votes: 83 75.5%
  • Total voters
    110
Atech said:
Higher resolutions does nothing for me, it's all pinky-winky for me...but give me more physics and I'm game.
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And how does the PhysX card actually deliver this in real games and not theory? What do you actually get in real games that you can't get without one of those cards?

I'd like more advanced physics too but I've yet to see a PhsyX card deliver on that.
 
Dan_D said:
And how does the PhysX card actually deliver this in real games and not theory? What do you actually get in real games that you can't get without one of those cards?

I'd like more advanced physics too but I've yet to see a PhsyX card deliver on that.
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Playable FPS in Cellfactor(with everything ENABLED).
More FPS in UT3...and more maps with way better physcis.
Tearable cloth and better physcis in GRAW2 (GRAW(1) was a let down)
And then there is Warmonger....ever tried it?

Or is SLI a dead end there? :p;)
 
The PPU wouldn't be a waste, but it's very important to find out nVIDIA's direction now that they are purchasing Aegia. Wouldn't want to end up with orphaned hardware if the technical development direction changes significantly.
 
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