NVIDIA has restored support for PhysX.Now 5000-series GPUs can once again support 32-bit PhysX games.Damn, finally some good news.
>>727691116>finally some good newshow about you put that in the title alongside [ ] so I know what to feel about it
NVIDIA uses software emulation to enable 64-bit hardware to support 32-bit games.Performance suffers significantly, but at least you can actually play them.
>Twitter post thread
>>727691367Came to post this.
>>727691116Only the 5000 series?
>>7276928915000 series were the only cards without it.
>>727692891The 5000 series physically cannot natively support 32-bit CUDA applications.This issue is addressed using an emulation approach, with the drawback being performance degradation.The 4000 series and older models can natively support 32-bit.
>>727693335>>727693616Thanks for the info anons.
>>727691116There hasn't even beened a Physx game since Borderlands 2, who gives a fuck lol
>>727693802>>727693994>There hasn't even beened a Physx game since Borderlands 2That's not the case. PhysX is now integrated into the UE5 engine.In theory, unless you specifically choose another physics engine, all UE5 games utilize PhysX.However, UE5 employs a 64-bit version of PhysX, which is CPU-based.Therefore, AMD GPUs can also utilize the PhysX physics engine in UE5.
>>727691367>When I can no longer have 400FPS and have to settle for 300FPS
>>727694743literally unplayable on a 400hz monitor
>>727691116huh?
