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Testseek.co.uk have collected 12 expert reviews of the Asus Ageia PhysX P1 128MB PCIe 90-C1CHFA-HUAY1 and the average rating is 62%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Asus Ageia PhysX P1 128MB PCIe 90-C1CHFA-HUAY1.
 
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  Published: 2006-10-24, review by: XSreviews.co.uk

  • As graphics cards get more powerful, now with upto 4 GPUs capable of running simultaneously there is an insane bottleneck with the CPU. This is where the Ageia card will come into play. However, as it stands there are so few games that support this ca...

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  Published: 2006-08-09, review by: techadvisor.co.uk

  • With cards retailing for £200 and games thin on the ground, the PhysX is a product you can happily do without for now. However, the concept is interesting. Itll only take one must-have games title that shows us what the PhysX chip is really capable o...

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  Published: 2006-06-22, review by: itreviews.com

  • Abstract:  Ageia card to handle in-game physics: This is a review of the Asus PhysX P1 PCI card with 128MB of RAM, but that immediately raises the question; What the heck is a PhysX card? When you play a game, the CPU and ...

 
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  Published: 2006-06-01, review by: alphr.com

  • Abstract:  The worlds first physics processing unit could revolutionise gaming forever The CPU is massively overloaded when running a game, furiously calculating everything from artificial character intelligence to accurate physics modelling, as well as decidin...

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  Published: 2007-07-30, review by: extremetech.com

  • Abstract:  Unfortunately, it has taken much longer than six months for PhysX support in AAA titles. In fact, the next really big game to deliver the kind of enhancements we were expecting from the card is , just released. The game ships with a special "Ageia Isla...

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  Published: 2006-10-10, review by: Cdrinfo.com

  • AGEIA PhysX is the first dedicated Physics Engine that hits the market in 2006. Ageia has a good selling point, aiming at enthusiast users who want to add extra realism to their gaming experience. Looking at the blurb, Ageia PhysX looks and feels lik...

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  Published: 2006-10-06, review by: amdzone.com

  • Abstract:  Ive posted up my review of Asuss Ageia PhysX card, a PPU (physics processing unit). We put the review up later but the drivers were much, much, more solid. Though thats promising, Ageia still has tough competition ahead but we look forward to what t...

 
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  Published: 2006-07-21, review by: pcper.com

  • The Asus PhysX P1 accelerator card is the best option available for dedicated hardware physics powered by AGEIA. If the platform itself were more exciting or the outlook for upcoming PhysX titles was more appealing, I might be able to recommend that ...

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  Published: 2006-07-12, review by: overclock3d.net

  • Is it worth buying a PhysX just for G.R.A.W.? No I can honestly say it is not quite worth it. Is it worth buying a PhysX for G.R.A.W. and Cell factor?...yes.If the games that are due to come out using PhysX are as good as Cell Factor is with it's interact...

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  Published: 2006-06-06, review by: maximumpc.com

  • Abstract:  In religious circles, some worshipers kiss poisonous snakes to demonstrate their faith in God: “The Lord will protect me.” In retail circles, some consumers buy largely unproven products that establish a wholly new market category to demonstrate their ...

 
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