PhysX Testing

Testing the differences in PhysX performance of several different cards, starts with an i7 975EE cpu, then a 9800gt, gtx280's in 3 way sli, a dedicated gtx 280 and wrap it all up with a gtx 480.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Nvidia
• PhysX
• GTX
• 280
• 480
• SLI
• Way
• 9800
• GT
• Benchmark
• Test video game software

[wallonthefloor]

bro thats not phys x thts cpu physics

[bigfwd69]

@wallonthefloor Note how enabeling a PPU (Phyiscs Processing Unit) the score goes up? Ever wonder why that is? Yes the CPU can process physics but if you have a graphics card that can process physics it will do it better, hence a way to determine differences in the physics processing between different cards.

[bigfwd69]

Reguardless of what you call it, it's still a way to measure it. If you have one of the original Ageia PhysX cards it will get you about another 40 steps/s over the cpu, and it does nothing but process Physics calculations.

[greggreg99]

when Did you pick up the "480"?? NICE!!

[bigfwd69]

@greggreg99 Today :D

[wallonthefloor]

@bigfwd69 ahh. i do have this same test. came with my 260

[arvutihull]

Interesting music, and great video, thumbs up!