PhysX games that will benefit from a dedicated GPU

[flegg]

I have to agree with bigdogchris.

A useful list would be one that lists only titles where you will get something out of having a dedicated piece of hardware for physx.

For example mirror's edge has physx yes, but my computer can do everything that game requires at high frame rates (using the CPU for physx). There would be no point for me to buy hardware for mirror's edge because it wouldn't change anything.

I completely take this back. Performance died when I actually found something Physxical.

This brings up another issue though. The list is somewhat helpful, but to be really helpful it needs to state what Physx does in each game. Because the only thing I saw in Mirror's Edge was glass breaking ~ and it was a pretty minor difference.

 

[kumquatsrus]

I completely take this back. Performance died when I actually found something Physxical.

This brings up another issue though. The list is somewhat helpful, but to be really helpful it needs to state what Physx does in each game. Because the only thing I saw in Mirror's Edge was glass breaking ~ and it was a pretty minor difference.

http://www.videogamer.com/videos/mirrors_edge_physx_comparison.html#

note: video intentionally slowed to illlustrate effects (as stated below the video)

 

[maleficarus]

I believe Red Orchestra 2 is another game with support! (soon to be released 2010)

 

[robble]

I was thinking of using my old 8800gts for physix until I saw this list. I don't play any of those games and the only one I would be interested in is Batman. I burned out on UT a long time ago.

So for now, my 8800gts will be collecting dust in my ever growing parts bin. No need for it to uselessly suck amps from my wall and create heat.