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NVIDIA's 50-Series PhysX Debacle Is a Slap in the Face of Game Preservation
Specifically, NVIDIA has dropped 32-bit CUDA support, which means games that use 32-bit PhysX are now effectively unplayable ...
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With RTX 50 series cards not supporting 32-bit PhysX, some owners are taking to shoving a secondary card into their rig just to run older games better
but PhysX is used for cloth and particle effects so PhysX does make a lot of compatible games look better and more lively. We have tested Borderlands 2 (a game some believed wouldn't function ...
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Some Games Run Better On Older GPUs Than On Nvidia's New 50-Series Cards
PhysX's GPU-accelerated physics tech was acquired by Nvidia in 2008, and its realistic simulation of moving cloth, liquids, smoke and fog, and shatter particle effects was implemented in a number ...
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Nvidia RTX 50 Series: Transitioning Away from 32-Bit PhysX and CUDA
Since its introduction in 2004, PhysX has been employed to simulate various physical phenomena in games, including cloth dynamics, particle effects, ragdoll physics, and fluid simulations.