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Johnston PhysX Engine
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Johnston PhysX Engine The Johnston PhysX Engine, is a high end open source physics engine under development in Burlington, Canada. It is designed for computer and video games by allowing interaction between objects or other devices in real-time by using dynamic simulation and other features such as quantum physics, and ragdoll physics. Instead of integrated standalone physics, in forced hardware, the Johnston PhysX Engine uses updated & modified nVidia forceware drivers, allowing for the GPU to directly work with the updated physics mod engine rather than running with standard nVidia quantum built-in physics. Version 1.0 - 1.9 Includes features such as dynamic and real-time motion physics and also allows for improved gameplay and FPS (frames per second) during gaming and computing. Version 2.0 Includes complete revision of the Johnston PhysX Engine. ---- Added Support for 64-Bit Operating Systems (Windows XP/2k). ---- Version 2.1 Added support for Dual-Core Intel & AMD based CPUs. ---- Added optimizations for 64Bit CPUs / Operating Systems. ---- Version 2.2 (Beta) Currently Under Beta. ---- Support for Quad-Core CPUs And Quantum Physics GPUs (Nvidia Geforce 8 Family). ---- Support for Microsoft Windows Vista 32Bit/64Bit. ---- Support For DirectX 10 & 10.1 ---- Supported GPUs Nvidia Geforce 8 Series ---- Geforce 8800 Ultra ---- Geforce 8800 GTX ---- Geforce 8800 GTS ---- Geforce 8600 GTS ---- Geforce 8600 GT Support & Help http://guru3d.com/ ---- http://www.tweakforce.com/ 
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