Killing Floor 2 – New Video Shows PhysX FLEX Gore Effects In Action

Tripwire Interactive has released a beta build of Killing Floor 2 that supports PhysX FLEX Gore Effects, and YouTube’s ‘r1cko’ has shared a video showing those effects in action. In a test map (with just a few enemies) Killing Floor 2 was running with 40-60fps at 1080p with an NVIDIA GTX 960 SC 2GB. You can view the video after the jump!

Killing Floor 2: New "Physx Flex" Gore Effects FPS Test on EVGA GTX 960 SC 2GB

20 thoughts on “Killing Floor 2 – New Video Shows PhysX FLEX Gore Effects In Action”

  1. i have 60 FPS all the time with v-sync on on KF2!
    such a weak card GTX 960
    anyway nvidia PhysX FLEX Gore Effects look really good

    1. It’s just a shame your card is sh*t with DX11 Compute (Kepler in general) and that’s why the 960 owns it in certain games. :p

        1. It’s just a shame AMD cards are sh*t with DX11 tessellation and that’s why the Nvidia owns it in all games.

          1. Yeah well, AMD have caught up, now Kepler is hurting because it has such poor DX11 Compute performance and people are throwing around wide theory’s about NVIDIA Gimping performance. It’s funny how much people don’t know about their own GPU architecture and make such big claims about NVIDIA in that way, even the mainstream media do it and they’re terrible at facts.

        1. Did you look at Civ 5 and Beyond Earth lately? Maxwell’s DX11 Compute performance destroys Kepler and that goes for any game that uses DX11 Compute heavy. More and more games are using DX11 Compute, Kepler is poor at DX11 Compute, it’s no secret.

          Go read the articles on Kepler architecture, it’s really only now are you seeing just how bad it is with Compute in games.

          1. If you say DX11 Compute one more time I’ll feed my kitten ground glass in her catfood.

      1. Then was it a smart move to jump from a 560ti to a 970? Like 4 months before 970 release I kept looking at 4gb GTX770s because there was a huge sale which brought down its price by a huge margin. Now after playing witcher 3 I feel like I dodged a big bullet.

        Wish I could buy amd, if they can fix their regional pricing. The “your video memory decides your gpu strength” fact among shopkeepers does not help sales. Somehow the R9 390X is priced more than the 980Ti,

  2. From game settings. Recommended GTX 980 for Physx Gibs and Fluids.

    *golf clap* @ Nvidia. Meanwhile Id Tech 6’s Doom will use Havok and does not look like a very old shooter on the Unreal 3 engine.

    1. Did I miss something or is Nvidia developing or publishing the game?

      Want to complain about UE3? Go speak to TWI.

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