nVidia CUDA - PhysX Particle Fluid Demo (9600GT)

PhysX Particle Fluid Demo na GeForce 9600GT. Jest to mały programik, który pozwala zobaczyć efekty obliczania fizyki przez GPU w ramach technologii nVidia CUDA.

Program można odpalić tylko na kartach z serii 8 i wyższej, trzeba pobrać najnowsze sterowniki oraz sam program. Ze strony http://www.nvidia.pl/content/forcewithin/pl/download.asp można pobrać sterowniki, Fluid Demo, inne dema technologiczne i różne dodatki.

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• cuda
• nvidia
• physx
• fluid
• demo
• 9600gt
• 9600
• gt
• fizyka
• obliczenia
• gpu

[downwithdinosaurs]

why do people put bs fuckin club music over EVERYTHING.. ? cmon

[darkolon0]

who cares xD its physx! :D its beutifull! :D

[UKTuTS]

Sorry guys but stop bitching and play your games, whether that be pc or console and enjoy what you have.

[tiagorigheto]

PhysX on off ?

Cuda on off ?

Windows ?

[halaputek]

nice looking. Sounds like SHIT

[blingdog15]

@roxxas5 its in slow motion to show the phyisics better

[1000yrsofpain]

@sean007s PS3 Spec:

GPU: RSX @550MHz 1.8 TFLOPS floating point performance Full HD (up to 1080p) x 2 channels Multi-way programmable parallel floating point shader pipelines

Sound: Dolby 5.1ch, DTS, LPCM, etc. (Cell-base processing)

That doesn't look like NVidea to me. :D

[gavriliadis]

@illmagnified havok is the physx engine on ati video cards.

[Daumex]

@kuba161195 Even nvidia can run Havok, as there is no hardware on the market dedicated for Havok...

[Inzalonus]

@kuba161195 I know it's a bit late to respond to this

but what the fuck are you on about?

all source games run havok physics, havok is actually done on the CPU not the GPU itself.

[illmagnified]

@sean007s Hey man, to be honest, Im not sure. I know the PS3 has the RSX chip which by today's standards on PC graphics hardware is quite slow...but as far as consoles are concerned it is king. The RSX is a private venture project between Sony and Nvidia so yes you are correct, as for it using the latest physics acceleration technologies wouldn't seem right...it's a dated chip which would require a hardware to open up extra pipes in the gpu...if that makes sense...

[sean007s]

@illmagnified

Correct me if I am wrong but doesn't the PS3 use a Nivida GPU in it and can play RE5 which use Havok physics?