Futuremark's decision seem quite fair in leveling the playing field as only (some) owners of Nvidia GeForce cards can use PhysX and Radeon owners are basically PhysX-less. Still, things could change when GPU-accelerated physics gain popularity.
Monday, July 21, 2008
Vantage scores with GPU PhysX banned from Hall of Fame
In a more definitive turn of events, benchmark specialist Futuremark has decided that all 3DMark
Vantage scores which make use of GPU-accelerated physics to not be accepted in the 3DMark Hall of Fame. Futuremark is thus killing quite a few hopes and dreams as it doesn't allow the user to put its GPU(s) to work in the physics test which, at least for now, remains CPU and/or Ageia PPU territory.
Futuremark's decision seem quite fair in leveling the playing field as only (some) owners of Nvidia GeForce cards can use PhysX and Radeon owners are basically PhysX-less. Still, things could change when GPU-accelerated physics gain popularity.
Futuremark's decision seem quite fair in leveling the playing field as only (some) owners of Nvidia GeForce cards can use PhysX and Radeon owners are basically PhysX-less. Still, things could change when GPU-accelerated physics gain popularity.
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