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Would you like to run PhysX In Windows 7 with your ATi GPU to enjoy all that your game can be?
It's simple, just follow the instructions!
If there is any errors with the information provided, or out of date info; please PM me and let me know so I can update this thread
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Download PhysX Patch Here
For Older 19x Drivers use: 1.03 PhysX Mod
For Newer 2xx Drivers use: 1.04FF PhysX Mod
Other Downloads:
PhysX System Software
PhysX Rocket (for PhysX testing)
For x86 or x64 Windows 7 Systems - dead links for now.
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This was all taken from this site and re-hosted here for the convince of our users. But not solely created by myself.
PhysX Games List (link)
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Posted by SamuelL421 (here)
It's simple, just follow the instructions!
If there is any errors with the information provided, or out of date info; please PM me and let me know so I can update this thread
Download PhysX Patch Here
For Older 19x Drivers use: 1.03 PhysX Mod
For Newer 2xx Drivers use: 1.04FF PhysX Mod
Other Downloads:
PhysX System Software
PhysX Rocket (for PhysX testing)
For x86 or x64 Windows 7 Systems - dead links for now.
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| Latest WHQL GeForce driver (256): 258.96 (July 19, 2010) - works with v1.04ff Latest BETA GeForce driver (256): 260.63 (September 14, 2010) - works with v1.04ff Latest WHQL GeForce driver (old): 197.45 (April 13, 2010) - works with v1.03 Latest BETA GeForce driver (old): 197.57 (May 3, 2010) - works with v1.03 PhysX System Software: 9.10.0514 (June 23, 2010) - works with v1.04ff - download 9.10.0513 (June 23, 2010) - works with v1.04ff - download 9.10.0512 (May 31, 2010) - works with v1.04ff - comes with Mafia II demo. 9.10.0224 (June 23, 2010) - works with v1.04ff - download 9.10.0223 (May 29, 2010) - works with v1.04ff - included in 257.21 WHQL driver. 9.10.0222 (February 22, 2010) - works with v1.03 - download (info updated - 9/10/2010) __________________ NVIDIA GeForce driver 256 Hybrid PhysX mod [x86/x64] v1.04ff * DESCRIPTION: This mod will enable hardware PhysX support for NVIDIA GPU, when non-NVIDIA GPU is used as a primary display device. - intended only for WDDM 1.1 OS (Windows 7) and NT5 WDM OS (Windows XP/2003). - only for multi-vendor multi-GPU configurations. * VERSION HISTORY: 1.01 - 02/10/2009: - initial release 1.02 - 29/11/2009: - added support for fixing new checks in 195.xx drivers - added support for XP/2003 drivers - both x86 and x64 are supported by a single mod now 1.03 - 21/04/2010: - added support for fixing a timebomb, introduced in 196.75 and 197.xx drivers (gravity reverse + overall slowdown after a few seconds of PhysX processing) - mod will now attempt to patch PhysX System Software files (helps to eliminate desktop extension requirement on Windows 7) - mod will now disable "nvsvc" service autostart (helps to fix problems with fake displays) - improved patching process (no more need to reboot in Safe Mode or terminate any process) - improved patching logic (mod will no more try to patch non-existent files) - improved accuracy of some patterns to avoid unnecessary patching 1.04ff - 29/06/2010: - removed support for fixing GeForce driver binaries as current 256 series don't need this (dropped support of all older 19x series drivers) - added support for fixing a new limitation in PhysX System Software, introduced in 9.10.0223 (aka 9.10.0528 / .0529) - added extra optional command line files (nvsvc and PhysX related) - removed most of gfx/sfx stuff (the mod is now tiny and no more requires 96dpi mode) * INSTALLATION STEPS (Windows 7): 1. Install the needed GeForce driver 256 package. Update PhysX SS (only 9.10.0223 or later) if needed. 2. Use the mod to patch all needed files and registry values automatically. 3. [optional] Use command line files to set a desired configuration. * INSTALLATION STEPS (Windows XP/2003): 1. Install the needed GeForce driver 256 package. Update PhysX SS (only 9.10.0223 or later) if needed. 2. Use the mod to patch all needed files and registry values automatically. 3. Extend the display assigned to NVIDIA GPU. Or make sure it is extended already. 4. [optional] Use command line files to set a desired configuration. * NOTES: 1. If you update PhysX System Software after using the mod, you should use it again to patch the updated PhysX files. 2. It is safe to use the mod several times - all needed files will be patched only once. 3. If you still have problems with fake displays and desktop extension, try to delete a fake display and create it again. 4. To let the mod correctly patch all needed files on x64 versions of Windows XP/2003, install KB942589 hotfix first. * Thanks to all beta testers! |
This was all taken from this site and re-hosted here for the convince of our users. But not solely created by myself.
PhysX Games List (link)
Questions:
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Originally Posted by Question When should I install the ATi GPU & Drivers? |
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Originally Posted by Answer Well, normally you would pick up an ATi card first and then want PhysX so it would be before but it does not matter when you install which set of drivers. As this is just a patch to get PhysX running with an ATi card installed. So if you had a 9800GT first, and then through in an HD5870 Later, you could set the HD5870 as your primary Video Adapter, and then use the PhysX patch to enable PhysX to run on your 9800GT. Short Answer: You can install the ATi GPU & Drivers at Any Time |
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Originally Posted by Question How would I test without a game to see if PhysX is running properly? |
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Originally Posted by Answer An easy benchmark to run is Fluidmark which will let you know immediately if you have PhysX enabled or not. |
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Originally Posted by Question Mirror's Edge doesn't seem to work right, how can I fix this? |
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Originally Posted by Answer Mirror's Edge requires a separate fix as discovered by Grunion here http://www.overclock.net/7948108-post19.html |
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Originally Posted by Question Why does Windows WMMD not recognize my ATi Drivers at boot. |
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Originally Posted by Answer The problem relates to Asus Gamer OSD & Asus Smart Doctor applications, uninstall them and the problem should go away. |
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