GamePC labs has a review posted this morning of BFG's AGEIA PhysX card. Lots of good information in this review, along with some some insightful opinions and commentary. We've also taken a look at ...
Page Jump: ===== 1 - No, honest, it properly accelerates now 2 - Bloodytornadoes! 3 - More Unreal Tournament 3 screenshots No, honest, it properly accelerates now Over on the Ageia stand at the ...
Ageia's dedicated physics processing card, PhysX, has been on the market for roughly 18 months, but hasn't made much of a dent in the gaming industry. The combined effect of the card's $145 price tag ...
NVIDIA's acquisition of Ageia has prompted questions about the future of physics processing in PC gaming, and NVIDIA has begun to reveal its plans. The graphics giant revealed that the Ageia PhysX ...
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. - May 9, 2006 - AGEIA Technologies, Inc., the pioneer in hardware-accelerated physics for games, today announced the availability of its PhysX processor on add-in accelerator ...
Fudo over at The Inquirer reports that AGEIA's latest drivers have been found to reference system configurations which utilize multiple PhysX discrete physics cards. A key aspect of the driver called ...
Ageia, the company who looked to make waves in the 3D community with the introduction of physics processing cards as an addon, is announcing the release of a new PhysX card. This one is particularly ...
Ageia has announced that they're working on a PCI-Express version of their highly-lauded PhysX physics card. Freely admitting that they haven't yet reached the limits of the current PCI version of ...
Hardware manufacturer Nvidia is set to add PhysX support to several lines of its graphics cards on August 12, according to Tech Report. Nvidia GeForce 8, GeForce 9, and GeForce GTX 200-series cards ...
Here's where things start to become more interesting. Now we are testing Mafia II in all of its glory with anti-aliasing and PhysX enabled. The tested resolutions are the same as before. Please note ...
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