nVIDIA PhysX System Software 9.09.1112

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 12/09/2009 07:57 PM | source: | 0 comment(s)

NVIDIA reelased nVIDIA PhysX System Software 9.09.1112.

Includes the latest PhysX runtime builds to support all released PhysX content including Batman Arkham Asylum and others.
This release also resolves issues with Arabic language installations and occasional simulation interruption on some machines and titles.
New runtimes for the PhysX SDK 2.8.3.
Supports NVIDIA PhysX acceleration on all GeForce 8-series, 9-series, 100-series and 200-series GPUs with a minimum of 256MB dedicated graphics memory and 32 CUDA cores. Note: Some applications may have higher minimum requirements.
Experience GPU PhysX acceleration in many games and demos, some of which are highlighted in PowerPack downloads here.
Runtime upgrade ONLY for AGEIA PhysX processors users. (New AGEIA PhysX processors installations should install an older PhysX system software such as version 8.09.04

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