Today Nvidia launch a brand new version of the very popular NVIDIA PhysX SDK. The new PhysX 3.0 SDK is available to all registered developers on our developer support website.
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Monday, May 30, 2011
Nvidia's Project: Kal-El
NVIDIA have displayed the graphical capabilities of their coming Tegra 3, as the world’s first mobile quad-core processor,'Kal El'. It showing off real time physics and dynamic lighting. Kal-El combines a battery-friendly, powerhouse of a quad-core processor with a 12-core NVIDIA GPU that supports 3D stereo. With the engineering wizardry of NVIDIA combined with quad ARM Cortex A9 cores, NVIDIA may be leading the march into the future of ultra portable devices.
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
The New Revision of Geforce GTX 590
Remember the wildness of GeForce GTX 590 going up in smoke while benching? Well, apparently NVIDIA has found a way to solve this issue completely without doing a quick fix through the drivers.
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Design Garage Demo
In Design Garage, you’ll be able to interact with and create incredibly photo-realistic images of some of the fastest and most exclusive vehicles on the road. Using the immense processing power of NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX 400 Series of GPUs, the exotic vehicles in Design Garage are brought to life through Ray Tracing, a rendering technique usually reserved for Hollywood blockbusters that simulates how light reflects, refracts, and illuminates a 3D scene.
Monday, April 18, 2011
Alien vs Triangles Demo
Alien vs Triangles (AvT) is out now! AvT is a Direct3D 11 tessellation demo with a touch of PhysX that shows off the power of GeForce GTX 580 tessellation engine.
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Supersonic Sled Demo
Strap yourself in and get ready to experience the future of gaming realism and interactivity that only the GeForce GTX 400 Series of GPUs can provide. Taking advantage of PhysX, CUDA, DirectX 11, and 3D Vision, Supersonic Sled straps you on a high powered test rocket and hurtles you down a six mile long track in the Nevada desert at speeds in excess of 800 miles an hour. You’ll have to avoid falling rocks, destroy buildings and bridges, and avoid flying off the side of a massive cliff.