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Nvidia only so fuck it ;/
You can always add a dedicated GPU from nVidia with you ATI (at least if the driver and physx software that are required to play the game, can be modded by GenL).
I know it's not ideal, but can't PhysX be done by the CPU?
http://forum.beyond3d.com/showthread.php?p=1332461
No fuck it for those with nvidia, like me. Mohaha
My GTX 260 216 core is fantastic and even though it is still 2 years old it can still play the newest games on the highest settings. Don't be a hater.
@Skoll
My GTX 260 216 core is fantastic and even though it is still 2 years old it can still play the newest games on the highest settings. Don't be a hater.
That's fine with me though; the games still look awesome.
Those cards are freaking great, though other than Metro and Crysis (and maybe Dirt2) there isn't a whole lot on the PC pushing technical boundaries.
That's fine with me though; the games still look awesome.
I love my GTX 260 and would love to have a 480.
Just played both the 360 and PS3 demo at the same time...
I have both systems hooked up to the same set so I just went back and forth between inputs.