4 days ago · The only way now to run PhysX on RTX 50 series GPUs (or newer) is to install a secondary RTX 40 series or older graphics card and slave it to PhysX duty in the Nvidia control panel. As far as we ...

8 hours ago · The above image shows Batman: Arkham Asylum running with PhysX, left, and without PhysX, right, on a system with an Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti. Image: Kyle Barr / Gizmodo Image: Kyle Barr / Gizmodo

4 days ago · 32-bit implementations of PhysX, Nvidia's physics engine, will finally lose support in RTX 50 series cards, in a move to remove 32-bit CUDA application support on its latest graphics cards.

3 days ago · RTX 40 and older GPUs still support PhysX for all 32-bit games. Nvidia has also stated that the CUDA driver will continue to support running 32-bit application binaries on GeForce RTX 40, GeForce RTX 30, GeForce RTX 20/GTX 16, GeForce GTX 10, and GeForce GTX 9 series GPUs. This means the RTX 50 series is the only one affected, along with any newer architectures moving forward.

2 days ago · Tom’s Hardware notes enthusiasts can keep PhysX support going on a PC running a RTX 50 series GPU and beyond by pairing it with an RTX 40 series or older graphics card, then tapping the latter ...

3 days ago · The days of 32-bit software support in NVIDIA's drivers are coming to an end, and with that, so does the support for the once iconic PhysX real-time physics engine.According to NVIDIA's engineers on GeForce forums, the lack of PhysX support has been quietly acknowledged, as NVIDIA's latest GeForce RTX 50 series of GPUs are phasing out support for 32-bit CUDA software, slowly transitioning the ...

3 days ago · If users want to play older games that require PhysX on RTX 50 series cards, they might need to use an older graphics card from the RTX 40 series or earlier for PhysX processing. PhysX itself, a physics engine originally developed by Ageia and later acquired by NVIDIA, was a significant advancement in its time. ...

2 days ago · Nvidia points to a support page from January where it did say that the RTX 50 series would not support 32-bit CUDA applications, but that page doesn’t explicitly mention PhysX, and the company ...

NVIDIA is officially closing the chapter on PhysX — the legendary physics simulation technology that set the standard for realism in games for over 15 years. With the release of the RTX 50 series graphics cards, support for 32-bit CUDA applications required for PhysX is coming to an end.

4 days ago · There’s no specific mention of the status of 64-bit support for PhysX on RTX 50 GPUs, so we believe any 64-bit versions of these games should still run fine. Support remains for all older Nvidia ...