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So use CPU for physics, you will see noticeably better performance without PhysX enabled on your card :- ) The best option to play with physX enabled is to have 2 cards in SLI mode, one for graphics, second for physx. ĩ600m gt is like desktop 9500 GT, so it's to weak to get high detail (even on low/med in many games you will see a drop in performance) + physX. I attached screenshots from CPU-Z and GPU-Z. So In my case, what is more beneficial - to have PhysX disabled (to move the physics stress onto CPU) or have it enabled anyway? I assume that I'm playing the games that use PhysX in it (namely: Fallen Earth or Entropia Universe). So, here's the situation - I have a HP Pavilion dv5 1070-ew laptop/notebook, with (IMO) quite good CPU and relatively slow GPU (that way, games are running 3-5x faster on my friend's PC, just because he have a (lot) better (but older) GPU, even with slower and older CPU and less RAM (tho mine's slower). In theory, when I have PhysX disabled, then CPU does all the work and if you have PhysX enabled in NVIDIA Control Panel, then GPU takes all (part of? - rectify me please) the work. Hi, I have a question that always made me curious.
#What do i need nvidia physx for install
However, if you are adventurous and want to use a newer driver, you can copy the CUDA DLLs from 177.85 to whichever driver you like and install it. The only driver that does not have this problem (I think) is 177.85.
#What do i need nvidia physx for windows
This appears to be a known issue in CUDA 2 Beta support for Windows XP 32-bit and 64-bit. I use Windows XP and if I run a demo or a game a few times, hardware acceleration quits working! What's up with this? For now, if you are looking for something to flex your GPU's PhysX muscles, try the demos in the PhysX SDK. They may be updated in the future in order to take advantage of this technology. Some games do not support GeForce PhysX yet. If the GeForce PhysX option is grayed out, then PhysX is not enabled.Įven though I have GeForce PhysX enabled and working, I still cannot enable PhysX in Cell Factor: Revolution. If, on the "Settings" tab of the PhysX Properties applet the GeForce PhysX option is enabled, as the right screenshot, then PhysX hardware acceleration is enabled. It has absolutely no relation to GeForce PhysX support. This message simply means that there is no AGEIA PhysX PPU in your system (See the screenshot on the left). Wait! Even though I have a =>177.xx driver and the latest version of PhysX, it still says "No AGEIA PhysX Processor Installed"! What the heck!? I recommend using the latest version available. Theoretically, any driver supporting CUDA 2.0 Beta will work. What driver version must I run in order to enable GeForce PhysX? Therefore, cards with lower amounts of memory, including all integrated cards, do not support PhysX. What graphics cards are supported by GeForce PhysX?Īs of PhysX version 8.08.01, all GeForce 8, 9, and GTX cards with 256 megabytes or more of dedicated graphics ram are supported. Many people seem to have some of the same questions about enabling PhysX support on their GeForce graphics cards, so I have decided to write this FAQ.