ATI Cards and Aegia Physx

Hi,

I just installed Scorpion Disfigured on my system. Upon click, it asks for the Aegia Physx 2.7.3. This is not installed on my system.

Any of you guys running a Aegia Physx game on your Radeons. I think Batman : AA, need it. What did you all do...?

Will not the Aegia Physx drivers conflict with the Radeon drivers...any work around..?

@asigh

AFAIK PhysX is just disabled if a ATi card is detected. I played GRAW2 in my system and no PhysX, the game looks like a piece of sh1t.. :-x

And no way we can use PhysX in ATi cards, but when i googled it, i found something interesting, just check this out, and let us know if it worked out...

*www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-physx-ati,5764.html

^^ can I just not install the Physx, and it will run off the CPU.

Did you install the Physx drivers..?

^^
No you cant... If you still wanna try, just install them and i say, it'll end in vein...

BTW I have installed once to check it out and didn't work a bit...Crazy companies rip us off with such darn technologies... :-x

^^ DLing the Aegia drivers...will post back.

asigh said:
^^ can I just not install the Physx, and it will run off the CPU.

Did you install the Physx drivers..?

It's just a PhysX driver and is meant to be installed regardless of you having a nVidia or ATI hardware. If you have a PhysX supporting nVidia card then it would offload the physics calculations to the card, if on ATI, then it won't make a difference as ATI doesn't support that feature at all. So installing the driver won't cause any harm. Not installing it, however, won't allow some games to run at all.

^^
Yea it worked. Installed the Aegia drivers. Thanks...>!

asigh said:
^^
Yea it worked. Installed the Aegia drivers. Thanks...>!

Does it works? Which Catalyst Driver version are u using?

Yea it is working.

Am using the 9.8s CCC. 9.9 was crappy, and too lazy to download 9.10

N

^No problems, eh? Maybe 'cause ye'r havin' XFire config. How's the framerates in Batman: AA? Awesome, right? The PhysX?

^^ Not installed Batman: AA as of yet.

Scorpion is the first Aegia game I encountered. I have UT3, but it gets away without the Aegia installed. Though Scorpion is recognizing the Xfire, and stressing both boards. There seems to be Physx. With a lot of sparks and particles flying around.

Will try to put some Batman: AA benchmarks up on Xfire.

N

^No fps drops, eh?

@asign:-- you got the steam version of batman aa??

NVIDIAGeek said:
^No fps drops, eh?

Did not check the FPS in Scorpion. But of course the PhysX will run of the CPU. All seemed fine.

jojothedragon said:
@asign:-- you got the steam version of batman aa??

Not got it yet. Will get the 'other' version.
:razz:

Then no XFIRE support.

Oooh...that is crummy....

O

Such proprietary technologies must be discouraged. It ties you in to install stuff, that you know, is not supported but is required for name sake to enable the game to install.

^^ Ya true. nVidia is holding Aegia PhysX to their chest.

And imagine the company which created the game. That too is bad. Being so biased towards a GPU manufacturer.

N

^But it rocks! PhysX just rocks! DX11 and PhysX will be awesome! NVIDIA, where's GT300?

^^
Grrrrroan. Fan Boyism.

B

PhysX is just eye candy, the graphics are pretty good even without it. It is not something you must die for. Nvidia will like always blabber about it, more so now as they are spiraling downwards and ATI is looking stronger than ever.

N

@asigh - I'm no fanboy, but it looks awesome! And everybody feels that, right? It makes the game more "realistic".

@Blk - GT300 isn't here. :wink:

^^ Okay sure. Respect your passion for the PhysX. Lets see how the Fermi pans out. Bored of my cards now...!