Ageia delivers new drivers

Increases compability, performance

By Theo Valich

Wed Sep 19 2007, 18:30

AGEIA HAS SILENTLY released a new set of drivers for owners of its Physx card. The new drivers come in version 7.09.13, and drivers support for all the windblows operating systems you can find. Used by more than 10 people, that is. 32-bit and 64-bit flavours are all supported, and if you (are one of the ten or so people that [News Ed]) own a Physx card, you should update it.

This new driver sports improved performance in Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2 (this driver set is "highly recommended upgrade", fixes compatibility issues with owners of old motherboards with VIA chipsets, and new Physx runtime 2.7.2 is highly recommended for developers utilizing UE3.

Also, you should no longer get errors (if they happen) in 32-bit Windows environment. If you have the card, use our complementary l'Inq below and download the drivers. µ

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Driver download page
Release notes (PDF, Acrobat or Foxit required)

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