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NVIDIA is full-cylinders when it comes to marketing two of its biggest technology initiatives since DirectX 10: CUDA and PhysX.
The technology may be at its infancy, but props go to the company for propagating GPGPU to the common man.
How do you look at the CUDA and PhysX incentive every current NVIDIA product carries, when in the market for a graphics card or motherboard?
How has CUDA impacted your everyday application performance?
Has PhysX revolutionized your gameplay?
If you see a potential in these technologies, how would you expect us to cover the advancement of the technologies for you in our future reviews?
Tell us more.
The technology may be at its infancy, but props go to the company for propagating GPGPU to the common man.
How do you look at the CUDA and PhysX incentive every current NVIDIA product carries, when in the market for a graphics card or motherboard?
How has CUDA impacted your everyday application performance?
Has PhysX revolutionized your gameplay?
If you see a potential in these technologies, how would you expect us to cover the advancement of the technologies for you in our future reviews?
Tell us more.
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