[T3Kmitch]

I think if decent games come out with it people will buy it. From what I understand it'd be just like having SLI cards, maybe better than having 2 of the same cards. It doesn't support dual monitor though, and a lot of people that build a good enough computer that theyre putting this in it will most likely have/want dual monitors.


The physics add to gameplay a lot, so I think the right games could make it a hit.

[Bonez]

what their trying to offload to their card is what could be offloaded to a second core(or even a sub-division of the videocard)

[Stryker412]

Oh don't get me wrong, it's really cool but I don't see myself buying a card for it.

[Stryker412]

Here's a new physx video:

http://physx.ageia.com/cellfactor.swf

[Banana Commando]

Originally Posted by Stryker412

Oh don't get me wrong, it's really cool but I don't see myself buying a card for it.

.. right away.

I think people are right when they say it'll have to be on a few major titles to build the hype. Then, once the idea gets sold off enough, it'll start being added to motherboards and graphics cards. Though, I don't see it being big for at least another year or so; I may save up some monies to purchase this. I don't need dual monitors, but I do need a computer that will make my friends' jaws drop. Esspecially if it makes my video games even better!

[T3Kmitch]

I'd still rather invest in this http://www.ninjaserve.org/forums/sho...hlight=monitor before a seperate physics card.