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Die Shrink 145 (Video): Why Nvidia dropping PhysX support is BAD | Alderon Games
🕑 Added 2025-02-21 09:00:10 +0000 UTCMatt of Alderon Games joins to discuss why the sudden murder of PhysX is a BIG deal!
0:00 PhysX History
2:30 Why the death of 32-bit PhysX support is HUGE!
15:50 Can a “community patch” fix this?
21:39 PhysX could never be more than a Gimmick…
25:20 Do some devs actually WANT games to BREAK?
29:27 Can this be fixed?
32:55 Why it is a GOOD idea to not support DLSS/FSR sometimes…
43:19 Will Nvidia actually take an “L” for once?
Check out Matt’s Podcast: https://podcast.alderongames.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dUjUNrbHis
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PhysX
https://youtu.be/b3O7hIurtJs?si=28zUO1zqXWxtYeZB
https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/List_of_games_that_support_Nvidia_PhysX
https://youtu.be/IPSB_BKd9Dg?si=38zrgTF0Bae72IiP&t=653
Comments
Neo
Since I am not a developer. I was researching more about TAA and want to give non dev point of view. I know there are models that are made of voxels which are 3 sides of triangle. What if you only anti-alias the side that is not touching any other triangle effectively smoothing edges. Just a thought. Because if that would be possible you would only need to smoothen one voxel and that should keep the clarity of the image and be very precise.
Neo
Would really to see a pole if "Does Nvidia cares about gamers anymore ?"
Neo
I also thinking the same about Nvidia and gamers. With all these issues, prices, sketchy designs I feel like they are trying to get rid of gaming gpu's and in general gaming consumers because they can't be bothered anymore and AI makes more profit for them. It really feels half-baked products. It almost seems like they trying to get rid of gamers intentionally without making us mad so if shit went south they can go back.
Neo
Not gonna lie, but I feel like integrated graphics card would be now popular cause you don't need much to run older games and those should support physx right ?
