You know remember Nvidia Physx.
You now redeem the ESL
>>730691713>ESLthis would imply him having made a grammatical error which he didn't, Ranjeet, you do NOT fit intypo =/= error
>>730691773>you KNOW remember
>>730691625maams pleased to dont redeem the old new is gooder
>>730691854>proving his point>outing your own illiteracy in the processOof
How is the 5000 series support now? I k lnow it's only a limited selection of games, but does the PhysX run well in the ones that are supported?
>>730691625I never forgot. >Ryzen 9950x3D>RTX 5090 with the Blackwell 32 bit PhysX performance restoration drivers It's gaming time.
>physx runs better on old hardware than it does on new hardware
>>730692009>he thinks its supposed to be know instead of now
I specifically remember playing Borderlands 2 on an R9 290X and being mad that poo water didn't leak out of toilets as I looted them.
>>730692009your so wrong
>>730691625Played Mirror Edge recently with Physx it is till crazy how ahead of its time it was.
>>730692092Newer GPUs don't support PhysX so that gets offloaded to the CPU.
>this thread
Better than that, I remember when discrete physics cards were being sold. Well actually I think there was only ever one
>>730691625I remember how it killed the performance because the way it worked it split the GPU on 2 virtual cards
>>730692828They supposedly just reenabled that but I don't know if it's done on the hardware or not. Especially since I've got a 4000 series so it can do it anyway
>>730693825Never had that problem with my 980ti
>>730692828Wrong they patched it. 50 series works with PhysX again as of last month's driver update.
>>730692009>Saar
>>730694191Dude, physx was already dead when 980 was released, try to run those games on 9800gt-gtx680
>>730692965>minor
>>730694203Wait, really. I heard people said it was a dedicated hardware chip doing all the work, and it was removed in 50xx. So it was just nvidia being retarded?
I assume you dont really need physx anymore to do the impressive physics things it used to do.devs can just do regular physics on the CPU now instead of some proprietary thing.check out teardown, it's all CPU.
>>730694428r/woooosh
>>730694724>r/go back
>>730694801autism moment
>>730694620They "deprecated" 32 bit CUDA which had the knock on effect of breaking PhysX (relies on CUDA) in older 32 bit games. This makes up the majority of classic PhysX games you'd actually care about playing. I don't know how they're doing it, or if there's any overhead vs say a 40 series card with "native" 32 bit PhysX. All I know is it works great on my 5090.
>>730694620Nope, lies, physx was accelerate with cuda cores fp32 on gtx/rtx cards, that's why cutting physx on 50xx was bullshit from Nvidia.
>>730691713You forgot the dot at the end, ESL.
>>730692183he said it's a typo retard
