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#4514421 Posted on: 01/30/2013 05:32 PM
Is that this year's solitary hardware PhysX game then?
Looks good but I'm surely not the only one that feels like PhysX potential has been squandered by NVIDIA due to it not being fully supported by AMD cards (software, yes, but not hardware). As such there's little reason for developers to use it which is a shame as with better optimization and more support it would have been nice to have had as an extra in PC games not just one or two per year.Yes, this game has hardware PhysX (for NVIDIA users only).
Is that this year's solitary hardware PhysX game then?
Looks good but I'm surely not the only one that feels like PhysX potential has been squandered by NVIDIA due to it not being fully supported by AMD cards (software, yes, but not hardware). As such there's little reason for developers to use it which is a shame as with better optimization and more support it would have been nice to have had as an extra in PC games not just one or two per year.Yes, this game has hardware PhysX (for NVIDIA users only).
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#4514513 Posted on: 01/30/2013 07:01 PM
I don't care about PhysX.
Sure it looks awesome but I just don't like the idea that all this would be possible for all cards but just isn't.
It also holds games back in my opinion.
I don't care about PhysX.
Sure it looks awesome but I just don't like the idea that all this would be possible for all cards but just isn't.
It also holds games back in my opinion.
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#4514530 Posted on: 01/30/2013 07:13 PM
How and in what way?
It also holds games back in my opinion.
How and in what way?
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#4514556 Posted on: 01/30/2013 07:37 PM
Why bother when half of the people can't even use it, and some of those 50% or whatever won't have the card to enable them anyway.
How and in what way?
Why bother when half of the people can't even use it, and some of those 50% or whatever won't have the card to enable them anyway.
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Is that this year's solitary hardware PhysX game then?
Looks good but I'm surely not the only one that feels like PhysX potential has been squandered by NVIDIA due to it not being fully supported by AMD cards (software, yes, but not hardware). As such there's little reason for developers to use it which is a shame as with better optimization and more support it would have been nice to have had as an extra in PC games not just one or two per year.