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1. #DO I NEED NVIDIA PHYSX HOW TO#
2. #DO I NEED NVIDIA PHYSX DRIVERS#
3. #DO I NEED NVIDIA PHYSX DRIVER#
4. #DO I NEED NVIDIA PHYSX WINDOWS#

If you’d like to know how to increase frame rate without buying new hardware, here are the best things you can do: … On the flip side, if you have a low amount of memory (say, 4GB-8GB), adding more RAM will increase your FPS in games that utilize more RAM than you previously had. Now select “preferred graphics processor” in the drop down list.Īnd, the answer to that is: in some scenarios and depending on how much RAM you have, yes, adding more RAM could increase your FPS. Select “Manage 3D Settings” under 3D Settings.Ĭlick on the “Program Settings” tab and select the program you want to choose a graphics card for from the drop down list. Here’s the steps on how to set it to default. How do I use my Nvidia GPU instead of Intel?

#DO I NEED NVIDIA PHYSX DRIVER#

Do I need Intel graphics driver if I have Nvidia?.How do I use my Nvidia GPU instead of Intel?.In fact I might ask this question directly to Projekt Red - if I can fully enjoy what their game offers and be able to stream with a APP of my choise, exposing this Physx situation. Now imagine Game Streamers, Reviewers, Tech Journalists being forced to use ShadowPlay if they want to show the game with Physx. It doesn't matter if you like more QuickSync or Raptr, either by a matter of taste, performance loss, w/e - they won't let you use any of those apps if you want to use Physx. They are forcing you to use Shadowplay if you want to fully enjoy the game with what the hardware offers you. you won't be able to use Physx in the game, right? Imagine you want to stream/record yourself playing The Witcher 3, using Intel QuickSync or Raptr (accordingly if you have Intel or AMD). Well I think this is more about streaming/recording, then anything else. It only disables PhysX, not the entire card, and they are already working on fixing any potential false positives. I doubt this will trigger many false positives.ĭon't get me wrong, I think it's stupid of Nvidia to disable features on their own cards (which they have been doing for a long long time, this just enforces that policy even more) but I doubt more than a handful of legitimate users will suffer from this.

#DO I NEED NVIDIA PHYSX DRIVERS#

The people who don't know how to disable the iGPU in BIOS probably don't update to the latest drivers either. Nvidia will fix any false positives though. The only way that I can see this being an issue is if your motherboard has a poor BIOS that doesn't turn the iGPU off automatically.

#DO I NEED NVIDIA PHYSX WINDOWS#

Again, if it's turned off properly then not even Windows will know that the iGPU exists, and neither will the Nvidia driver. They are testing it if happens, and if it happens then it's because the iGPU is not properly turned off. Nvidia: here's a bunch of exclusive features we can turn off whenever we want, cause FU.

More reasons nvidia are anti-user friendly as there is no benefit of doing this other than to screw over any competition (And actually hurt your own sales).ĮDIT: To add, a friend of mine has a laptop that uses both the iGPU of an intel CPU and a dedicated GPU for gaming (it switches automatically when needed) so I guess he's fucked. currently you're f*cked if you have an integrated GPU on your CPU. Nvidia says it is currently working on a resolution for this issue." "In the Bright Side labs, testing is under way to further investigate this issue to see if it happens on AMD APU systems or systems with Intel integrated GPUs. This will only affect people with an Nvidia graphics card and an AMD graphics card (or people who have not properly turned off their iGPU). You do it in BIOS so Windows won't even know the iGPU exists (you can confirm this in the task manager). You can disable the iGPU if you want (at least on Intel). This is a bad day for martinrox1568 it doesn't and if it does it because NV made it that way, Ageia managed it just fine. So NV forced existing Ageia customers to buy their product. Then in 2008 NV bought out Ageia and things instantly went to shit, once you updated your drivers for your PPU past a certain version the card stopped working. So all gamers could enjoy PhysX, you bought yourself a little PCI-e add-in card, installed some drivers and you were away. Just little history lesson for the amount of fan boying going on in this thread, PhysX was not brought to market or invented by NV, Ageia is whom you have to thank, they also made PPU(physics Processing Units). They could bring back the PPU like Ageia had before they were bought out by NV and they'd sell? And I don't understand why? Even if people are using AMD GPU's as their main card if they want PhysX they still need a Nvidia GPU for it? Nvidia Still gets money. This isn't new, you've not been able to do this without tweaking drivers for the longest of times, Nvidia killed the PPU.