anandtech.com - 5/7/2009
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We spend a lot of time giving our readers our opinions about different features, but this time we're asking for your input as well....
nvidia.com - 4/30/2009
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nvidia.com —
Adds support for the new GeForce GTX 275
GPU. Adds support for Ambient Occlusion – the newest...
NVIDIA Control Panel feature to offer enhanced 3D gaming realism exclusively to GeForce GPUs. Adds support for CUDA 2.2 for improved performance in GPU ...
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GeForce Release 185
nvidia.com - 4/30/2009
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nvidia.com —
Adds support for the new GeForce GTX 275
GPU. Adds support for Ambient Occlusion – the newest...
NVIDIA Control Panel feature to offer enhanced 3D gaming realism exclusively to GeForce GPUs. Adds support for CUDA 2.2 for improved performance in GPU ...
(more)
GeForce Release 185
nvidia.com - 4/30/2009
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nvidia.com —
Adds support for the new GeForce GTX 275
GPU. Adds support for Ambient Occlusion – the newest...
NVIDIA Control Panel feature to offer enhanced 3D gaming realism exclusively to GeForce GPUs. Adds support for CUDA 2.2 for improved performance in GPU ...
(more)
GeForce Release 185
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... than Vista two years from launch, says Microsoft Taiwan Windows 7 raises complaints from rivals: report Tech ARP: Microsoft Windows 7 SKU strategy revealed rev. 2.0 IEBlog: Windows 7 tab hang reporting update available Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7 Release Candidate (RC) is out Official Facebook for Windows Mobile: Features and availability AMD releases Catalyst version 9.4 for Windows 7 AnandTech on PhysX : What its readers think Download from PCGH: GeForce tech demos from Wanda to Medusa ...
Unscientific Poll: Gamers Don't Care about PhsyX
Maximum PC —
... 'Useful,' 'Important,' or 'Very Important.'
Things weren't much better (for Nvidia) when the same question was asked about making a hardware buying decision. A slightly less 79 percent of respondents found PhysX to be anywhere from a marginal to detrimental marketing bullet. And the responses weren't overly swayed by ATI videocard owners, either. According to current poll results, 52 percent of respondents own an Nvidia card with support for PhysX.
You can take the poll here.
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