NVIDIA PhysX

NVIDIA PhysX, initially developed as a hardware solution by NVIDIA Corporation and integrated with NVIDIA GPUs over time and turned into software, is a software development kit used to make physical events more realistic in computer games and simulations.

With NVIDIA PhysX, which makes the gaming experience more realistic, the load on the CPU in your computer is pulled to the GPU of your graphics card, which can perform complex calculations, allowing games to be played more smoothly. NVIDIA PhysX supports acceleration on all GeForce 8 series, 9 series, 100 series, 200 series, 300 series, 400 series, 500 series and 600 series GPUs with a minimum of 256 MB of dedicated graphics memory.

Designed in 2001 and developed in C++, NVIDIA PhysX can run on Windows, macOS, Linux, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Wii, iOS, Android systems. With powerful features that even less experienced users can easily use, you can experience a realistic and interactive gaming experience with NVIDIA PhysX.

Thanks to NVIDIA PhysX, which is supported by many popular games, especially Hawken, Mafia II, Borderlands 2, Batman: Arkham City or Batman: Arkham Asylum, Metro: Last Light, The Witcher 3 and Unreal Tournament, you can simulate interactive and complex characters, simulate particles, fabrics, flexible materials and rigid objects. You can control collisions and deformations, create physical effects and constraints. You can debug visual errors with NVIDIA PhysX, which provides effective scene management.