Good news for all Nvidia users as a new set of drivers for the green team’s GPUs have been leaked online. According to reports, this set will be released alongside Nvidia’s GTX760 cards, and comes with a new version of the PhysX Software. In addition, players report better framerates in a number of games (such as Metro: Last Light and GRID 2). Continue reading Nvidia GeForce 320.39 Drivers Leaked, New PhysX Software Included→
Well, you all saw that coming, right? As we said a year ago, a number of PS3 and X360 games were actually running on PCs and not on those consoles. Hell, even Watch Dogs was running on a PC during Sony’s PS4 event. And here we are today with some images, showcasing PC setups running Xbox One games during this year’s E3. What a shock! Continue reading PCs Equipped With Nvidia Cards Spotted Running Xbox One Games At E3 2013→
During yesterday’s E3 press event, Nvidia proclaimed the PC as the most important gaming platform. Nvidia have shown some charts in which it claims that PC is more profitable than console gaming, and that more developers are working on the PC platform. Continue reading Nvidia Proclaims The PC As The Most Important Gaming Platform→
Nvidia has released a new set of drivers for its graphics cards. The GeForce 320.18 comes with the same fixes and features spotted in the previous beta driver, only this time we have official support for the GTX 780 and the 999Mhz limit has been addressed for all Fermi cards. Continue reading Nvidia GeForce 320.18 WHQL Drivers Released→
Splendid news for all Nvidia users, as the green company has made its amazing FaceWork Tech Demo available to the public. Nvidia users can download and play with this interactive demo to see Ira immersed in three different lighting environments. Users will be also able to adjust his skin rendering to see the effect of sub surface light transmission through his skin. Continue reading Nvidia’s Ira FaceWork Tech Demo Is Now Available→
Remember Nvidia’s and Activision’s facial tech demos? They were amazing, weren’t they? Well get ready for a new facial animation capture technology that looks even better. Motion Capture Systems Developers have released a tech demo, showcasing their real-time markerless Facial Motion Capture System in Action. It looks miles better than what Nvidia and Activision showcased a few months ago. Of course we don’t know whether this new tech will be used in games or not, however the same can be said about Nvidia’s and Activision’s demos. Nevertheless, this is impressive stuff so go ahead and take a look! Continue reading Markerless Facial Motion Capture Demo Puts To Shame Activision’s & Nvidia’s Facial Tech Demos→
Two days ago, we informed you about a spectacular video that showcased the latest PhysX real-time fluid physics. As we said back them, this new fluid simulation technique will be added in future versions of PhysX SDK or APEX modules and today we present you two new videos with those physics in full effect. As we’ve already said, this new digital water comes close to the real deal, though there is still room for improvements. It’s also pretty demanding as you can obviously see, meaning that we won’t be getting this kind of water anytime soon. Still, it’s a good tech and hopefully we’ll get games with this kind of fluids in next-next-generation games. Enjoy! Continue reading PhysX – Real-Time Fluid Physics – Two New Additional Videos Revealed→
Nvidia has released a set of drivers for its GPUs. The GeForce 320.00 Beta drivers come with a performance boost for GeForce 400/500/600 series GPUs in several PC games. In addition, this new set of drivers features updated SLI profiles for Resident Evil 6, Trackmania 2: Canyon and Natural Selection 2, as well as new SLI profiles for GRID 2, Call of Juarez: Gunslinger, Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon and Dead Island: Riptide. Continue reading GeForce 320.00 Beta Drivers Released, Boost Performance By Up To 20% In Several Games→
