Looks like it. I had no luck yet with the 5850s.Saty said:Forcing AA only works for Nvidia cars so far?
Tigletx said:i got everything on highest (forced everything max with nvidia control panel) on a 8800GTS and it runs smoot, atleast above 30fps. Playable that means
Yes.MMaRsu said:Please put in shooting from a car..how the fuck is that not in? Let me use a pistol or something jeesh
brain_stew said:Perfect.
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Corky said:I'd like to know, on the topic of using a 360 controller for pc-gaming :
1) It's the wired pad that's the go to controller right?
2) In general, when a game supports a 360 pad will it subsequently control as well as the 360 counterpart?
3) Is it plug and play? Take mafia for example ( I can't try it out atm or else I would ) ; can I just start the game, and plug in my controller and play?
thx
It still does not justify it being "PhysX". I do not see why such effects would not work without this. Havok has some nice stuff and all the middleware stuff like euphoria is great as well.DennisK4 said:The dirt and exhaust your car spews when you drive like a maniac is another nice PhysX touch.
I hope this is a glimse of where physics is headed in the future. So far I had been kinda meh on the whole thing.
The level of particles, smoke and debris you can generate with the High setting is absolutely great.
It would be nice if someone with a GTX 480 or even two, could try out the High setting and see what kind of frames they get. I would like to know if this level of physics is playable with todays hardware. Playable means about 25-30 fps when the air is really thick with stuff.
Ceebs said:1) You can use the wireless 360 controllers if you buy the PC receiver for them. Otherwise just the normal wired controller. (not a wireless with a plug and play kit)
2) Can't really answer this but theoretically it should control just the same.
3. 90% of games will just default to the pad if you have it plugged in. Many games will do on the fly switching. For instance in Mafia II can be using the controller and the second I grab the mouse it switches to M/KB controls on the fly.
CheddarApple said:my logitech controller doesn't work on pc ;( guessing its 360 controllers only
DennisK4 said:The dirt and exhaust your car spews when you drive like a maniac is another nice PhysX touch.
I hope this is a glimse of where physics is headed in the future. So far I had been kinda meh on the whole thing.
The level of particles, smoke and debris you can generate with the High setting is absolutely great.
It would be nice if someone with a GTX 480 or even two, could try out the High setting and see what kind of frames they get. I would like to know if this level of physics is playable with todays hardware. Playable means about 25-30 fps when the air is really thick with stuff.
Corky said:I'd like to know, on the topic of using a 360 controller for pc-gaming :
1) It's the wired pad that's the go to controller right?
2) In general, when a game supports a 360 pad will it subsequently control as well as the 360 counterpart?
3) Is it plug and play? Take mafia for example ( I can't try it out atm or else I would ) ; can I just start the game, and plug in my controller and play?
thx
Well, no. I don't care about PhysX as such, except that is what many games seem to be betting on.derFeef said:It still does not justify it being "PhysX". I do not see why such effects would not work without this. Havok has some nice stuff and all the middleware stuff like euphoria is great as well.
Wag said:Let's talk about the music. In what era is this game supposed to take place? From what I've been hearing (especially the R&R/R&B) the music is spread out from the early 50's to the early 60's. I thought the game was supposed to take place earlier?
Pretty sure I heard a couple early 60's stuff here. I'll have to go back and listen a little closer next time I play. It must have cost them a small fortune to get the music rights, as most of these songs are mainstay's of the Americana song-book.Zeliard said:I think the first part takes place in the 40s and the second in the 50s.
I remember them saying the game would essentially take place in two different periods.
Enduin said:So I wanna run PhysX but I have a 4890. Would it be worth my while and not a big hassle to set up a cheap Nvidia card to be a dedicated PhysX card and would it improve or maintain my current performance with just my single card? If yes what would be the best value Nvidia card to get that job done?
Without PhysX:
With PhysX:
Won't work. Can't use a Nvidia card for PhysX with anything but another Nvidia card.Enduin said:So I wanna run PhysX but I have a 4890. Would it be worth my while and not a big hassle to set up a cheap Nvidia card to be a dedicated PhysX card and would it improve or maintain my current performance with just my single card? If yes what would be the best value Nvidia card to get that job done?
Wag said:Overclock your CPU!
I have a very dim view of PhysX. Most of the upcoming AAA PC releases will be using Havok.Enduin said:So I wanna run PhysX but I have a 4890. Would it be worth my while and not a big hassle to set up a cheap Nvidia card to be a dedicated PhysX card and would it improve or maintain my current performance with just my single card? If yes what would be the best value Nvidia card to get that job done?
Without PhysX:
With PhysX:
It's pretty easy to OC, if you can reseat a heatsync you pretty much got it down. Go to the "Need a new PC thread" and ask about after-market heatsyncs good for OC'ing and I'm sure they'll have an answer. At most it will cost you $50. Totally worth it.Enduin said:I knew someone was gonna say that, but Im afraid to cause my CPU already runs pretty hot, its at 55C right now with nothing running, I think I need to reseat my heat sink and Ive just been too lazy to do it and I dont have any experience OCing stuff to begin with. I also think I got a bum 4890 cause when I use the Catalyst overdrive and puts my GPU to the max basically every game freezes up instantly and I have to do a hard restart of my comp.
brain_stew said:Even with my GTX 260 I wasn't too far away from that as I was around 20fps or just under when shit hit the fan and that's with 4xmsaa forced on as well. I'm positive a 460 could manage it at that sort of framerate even with 4XMSAA. Cap your framerate to 30fps and you'll barely notice any drops.
Heck, I'll go try it without MSAA, my humble GTX 260 might be able to keep a steady 30fps even in heavy PhysX scenes.
derFeef said:This may be the the first good "revived franchise" game, where I loved the original back in the days. There are still some nitpicks such as clone pedestrians, no car-shooting, or some bad textures here and there. But overall, this feels and plays great. This is truly Mafia II
There is one mission but you are not limited to 10 min in the mission. Once you arrive the clock goes away and you are not under time constraint. When you complete the mission the demo ends.Dash Kappei said:Debating if it's worth the 1gig download (limited bw here).
Is the demo so good that it'll hype the game to must-buy status to whoever likes the genre?
Also, I know about the 10min roaming limit (meh), but since the OP doesn't say anything about it: How many missions there are and how long they last in the demo?
DennisK4 said:It would be nice if someone with a GTX 480 or even two, could try out the High setting and see what kind of frames they get. I would like to know if this level of physics is playable with todays hardware. Playable means about 25-30 fps when the air is really thick with stuff.
Steam is down?metareferential said:I'd do it if Steam was working.
I hate it. :lol
DennisK4 said:Steam is down?
Dash Kappei said:Debating if it's worth the 1gig download (limited bw here).
Is the demo so good that it'll hype the game to must-buy status to whoever likes the genre?
Also, I know about the 10min roaming limit (meh), but since the OP doesn't say anything about it: How many missions there are and how long they last in the demo?
DennisK4 said:Steam is down?
Enduin said:So I wanna run PhysX but I have a 4890. Would it be worth my while and not a big hassle to set up a cheap Nvidia card to be a dedicated PhysX card and would it improve or maintain my current performance with just my single card? If yes what would be the best value Nvidia card to get that job done?
Without PhysX:
With PhysX:
DennisK4 said:There is one mission but you are not limited to 10 min in the mission. Once you arrive the clock goes away and you are not under time constraint. When you complete the mission the demo ends.
Emerson said:The demo is very short. If you're worried about your bandwidth cap I wouldn't download it, personally.
bee said:wow not played a demo for such a long time for quite a while, loving it except for the on foot controls seem to mess up at times or at least with mouse/keys. running it with max settings, anti aliasing on, physx on medium, ambient occlusion off and 3D vision on, runs great most of the time and looks absolutely stunning
that physx fix is a must