Mid-way through 2005, these PhysX cards seemed set to be the next big thing in PC gaming. Then, perhaps in part due to their association with the woeful Bet On Soldier title, they seemed to just drop off the map. Now they're back and still touting the same graphical performance leap as before and with the possibility of actually going on sale in the near future. For a quick recap, the AEGIA PhysX card takes over the complicated physics processing normally handled by your CPU and GPU, basically freeing up the two to give you not only an improved frame rate in games, but also dramatically enhanced physical events that greatly improves realism. They should be on sale sometime in the first quarter of this year.
via The Inquirer
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