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Over50
Guest
Was OFF 3 written to take advantage of the Nvidia driver Phsyx component enabled?
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Polovski
Guest
In a word no.
We didn't write a new graphics engine, just using the existing one and using it to it's (almost
) fullest.
We didn't write a new graphics engine, just using the existing one and using it to it's (almost
) fullest.
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Siggi
Guest
In a word no.
We didn't write a new graphics engine, just using the existing one and using it to it's (almost
"Almost"? Is that where my tail-skid's gone? :gossip:
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Polovski
Guest
eh? No I mean we can expand more. But we did not re-write the game engine.
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Siggi
Guest
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Over50
Guest
In a word no.
We didn't write a new graphics engine, just using the existing one and using it to it's (almost
Reason I asked was the Physx option is enabled by default with the current Nvidia driver offerings, which got me to wondering if this might be impacting the fps performance with OFF.
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sandbagger
Guest
Hi there,
I've installed the latest GPU drivers from Nvidia onto my Win XP (SP3) and Vista 64bit PC's.
Both installed OK with no problems and I've enabled it on both.
I've not seen any noticeable change in FPS on either PC, although as Pol said, I suspect OFF is not a game that can take any advantage from this development.
I've installed the latest GPU drivers from Nvidia onto my Win XP (SP3) and Vista 64bit PC's.
Both installed OK with no problems and I've enabled it on both.
I've not seen any noticeable change in FPS on either PC, although as Pol said, I suspect OFF is not a game that can take any advantage from this development.