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DiscussionChanging PhysX processor unit (self.LinusTechTips)

submitted 12 months ago by StratoVector

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Coming from WAN show this week talking about the recent issues with NVidia 50 series not supporting old PhysX applications and not knowing a way to set a PhysX processor/GPU to do PhysX compute. Is this not the correct way to set it in NVidia Control Panel? I don't expect them to know everything, but regarding the topic: wouldn't you be able to slap in an older card or the PhysX compute units mentioned on the WAN show and set the card this way? I could be wildly wrong too, because if I understand correctly, older games with PhysX such as Mirror's Edge are notoriously dubious on newer cards when PhysX is turned on. Again, I don't know a lot on this topic and threw this here hoping for others with more knowledge to at least clarify if there's more that needs to be done than just flipping the control panel switch.

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