PhysX P1
Brings your PC gaming experience to a new dimension with never before seen physics effects
ASUS PhysX P1 Card powered by AGEIA PhysX processor, things don't just look real, and they act real and feel real. Prepare to be shocked by stunning massively destructible buildings and landscapes; explosions that cause collateral damage; lifelike characters with spectacular new weapons; realistic smoke, fog and oozing fluids are all now possible with the ASUS PhysX P1!
High Speed DDR3 memory interface:
Support DDR3 memory delivers smoother game play via onboard acceleration of dynamic physics geometry and simulation objects.
Massively Parallel Physics Architecture:
Highly tuned multi-core complex optimized for dynamic, large-scale physics processing. Accelerates real-time physical motion and interaction at a scale and quality far beyond what's possible with CPU or GPU.
Universal Continuous Collision Detection:
Enables entire environments to be interactive and destructible with massive scale of collisions and response between fast moving objects.
Physical smart particle technology:
Empowers tens of thousands of realistic smart particle calculations of volume, density and pressure for pervasive fluids, smoke rain and debris.
Complex Object Physics System:
Drives physics processing beyond a few primitive shapes and simple effects to more accurate and realistic representations of physical objects and interactions.
Scalable Terrain Fidelity:
Delivers physical landscape accuracy and genuine surface reactions for true environmental experiences.
Dynamic Gaming Framework:
Flexible Ageia PhysX hardware architecture provides an upgrade path to tomorrow's powerful feature and performance enhancement via software.
ASUS PHYSX P1, GDDR3, 128 bit, 733 MHz, 2048 x 1536 pixels, PCI 3.0
ASUS PHYSX P1. Graphics card memory type: GDDR3, Memory bus: 128 bit, Memory clock speed: 733 MHz. Maximum resolution: 2048 x 1536 pixels. Interface type: PCI 3.0. Cooling type: Active
As graphics cards get more powerful, now with upto 4 GPUs capable of running simultaneously there is an insane bottleneck with the CPU. This is where the Ageia card will come into play. However, as it stands there are so few games that support this ca...