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download link plz.
[Posted by: Joz | Date: 02/25/08 02:09:03 PM]
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Discussion on Article:
Havok to Distribute CPU Physics Engine for Free.
Started by: Joz | Date 02/25/08 02:09:03 PM
Comments: 6 | Last Comment: 07/03/08 11:18:49 AM
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Good news, I really hope this will boost pc gaming, and allow us to enjoy better quality games overall
[Posted by: Not Me | Date: 02/25/08 03:17:43 PM]
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What a classic business move, they try to cut off Nvidia and take the physics marketshare before Nvidia gets Ageia physx ported to CUDA.
http://www.nordichardware.com/news,7352.html
No matter what, great physics is just around the corner, either on CPU multicore or GPU. I look forward to see benchmarks, and especially if physics on really run 10 times as fast on GPU and efficient as they say.
http://www.nordichardware.com/news,7352.html
No matter what, great physics is just around the corner, either on CPU multicore or GPU. I look forward to see benchmarks, and especially if physics on really run 10 times as fast on GPU and efficient as they say.
[Posted by: Enjoy Coffee | Date: 02/25/08 07:12:34 PM]
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That was a really slick move by Intel.
Before nVidia has a chance to develop effective PhysX processing for stream processors, Intel tries to corner the market with a new offering from Havok. Note they still killed Havoks gpu physics program.
Before nVidia has a chance to develop effective PhysX processing for stream processors, Intel tries to corner the market with a new offering from Havok. Note they still killed Havoks gpu physics program.
[Posted by: McKnight | Date: 02/26/08 08:35:28 AM]
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Free for non commercial use = Not free
[Posted by: BorgDrone | Date: 06/16/08 04:53:17 PM]
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free as in money just not free as in speech
[Posted by: DracoPravus | Date: 07/03/08 11:18:49 AM]
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