Two Worlds 2 E3 2010 Trailer [HD] by machinima

First full-scale trailer of upcoming Two Wolds II RPG tilte. PhysX SDK is responcible for all in-game physics – in this particular video you can notice nifty cloth simulation, applied to player’s cape.

Get to the Max with a Dedicated PhysX Card by evgaonthetube

Nice video from EVGA, promoting GT240 as dedicated PhysX card. Can boost your performance even when main GPU is GTX 480.

OpenGL with NVIDIA PhysX 2.avi by kika880525

Simple OpenGL application linked with PhysX SDK. PhysX beginners – your chance to write down all the code

Sacred 2 Fallen Angel: Ice and Blood by vancecwtan

Short, but also effective demonstration of particle effects in Sacred 2 – undeservedly forgotten GPU PhysX title.

EVGA has prepared decent comparison video, showcasing effects differences with GPU PhysX content enabled and disabled in several games, like Dark Void, Metro 2033 and Batman: Arkham Asylum.

If you want to take a more detailed view on hardware accelerated PhysX effects usage in current games, we recommend to check out our library of comparison PhysX videos and screenshots.

EVGA GTX 275 CO-OP PhysX – unique dual card with GTX 275 (G200) and GTS 250 (G92) GPUs – combined on one PCB. While GTX 275 is doing graphics work, GTS 250 is dedicated solely for PhysX. Several benchmarking articles were published on the web today:

EVGA GeForce GTX 275 CO-OP PhysX Edition: Physics Onboard by Xbit Labs

Includes package and PCB design overview, power consumption, noise level and GPU temperature measurements, lots of tests with GPU PhysX (Dark Void, Batman: Arkham Asylum, Darkest of Days) and non-PhysX (Crysis Warhead, Fallout 3, etc) games.

Update: recently, this article was expanded – few new GPUs and Hybrid PhysX system (ATI HD 5850 + NV GT220) added to tests.

Interesting result – GTX 275 + GT220 beats GTX 275 CO-OP in some PhysX  titles.

EVGA GTX275 CO-OP PhysX Edition Review by Benchmark Reviews

This article is less detailed than the one from X-bit Labs.

Only two PhysX and two non-PhysX games were tested. Final score – 8.75 out of 10.

eVGA GTX 275 Co-op PhysX Edition Unboxing & First Look Linus Tech Tips by LinusTechTips

Unboxing of EVGA GTX 275 CO-OP PhysX – dual card with GTX 275 and GTS 250 GPUs – on one board. GTS 250 is dedicated solely for PhysX.

Physics Engine Technology Demonstration #2: Meqon by GeekboxProductions

Meqon physics engine – aquired by Ageia in 2005, mostly to avoid rivalry. Sometimes I feel sorry that PhysX is based on Novodex, not this one.

PhysX colliding with OBJ models by k1ngp1ncrys

Test application – PhysX SDK and OpenGL.

EXPreview.com website has published detailed pics of EVGA GTX 275 CO-OP PhysX – card with exceptional design, which combines two different GPU,  G200 (GTX 275) and G92 (GTS 250), on one PCB.

55nm GT200b graphics-rendering chip (left one on a pic below) operates at a 633MHz core, 1296MHz shaders and has 896MB of GDDR3 memory, running at 2268MHz. 55nm G92b chip (right one), fully dedicated to PhysX processing,  runs at a 738MHz core, 1836MHz shaders, and has 384MB of 2200MHz GDDR3 memory.

Cooling system consist of two heatsinks with heatpipes, fan in the middle.

Source: EXPreview.com

EVGA GTX 275 CO-OP PhysX edition graphics solution was announced recently. As predicted, mysterious card turns out to be GTX 275 dedicated for graphics and GTS 250 dedicated for PhysX on single PCB.

Technical Specifications

Recommended price is 349$.

Update: some pictures from Launch Event

Source: EVGA