August 6 at 11:07 pm
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For a moment I thought this was about being able to speed up F@H, S@H, etc... but it isn't, is it? - Egon Willighagen
computation shaders are the way to go - James Clarke
http://www.nvidia.com/object/c... - @Egon That sounds more like CUDA, looks like they did that recently: http://www.hpcwire.com/offthew... - Tim Hoeck
This will only speed up existing games/applications that are using the PhysX Engine that Ageia developed for their dedicated physics cards. Most people didn't buy the cards, but many developers used the engine because it was free to do so. So if you're playing a game (or using an app) that uses the physics engine and you didn't have an Aegia card, then yes you should see performance improvements. - Paul Reynolds
Now, if dell would only get around to putting the latest versions out for their 8600M GT - xero