BFG Tech PhysX as PCI Device in device manager  


  1. dzjepp
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    BFG Tech PhysX as PCI Device in device manager


    Hi,

    I have the this physx card and it displays as 'pci device' in device manager, running Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit. Even though when I installed the latest Nvidia drivers for my graphics card via nvidia.com

    And the nvidia control panel shows a physx properties page - so does this mean the card is installed and I should not bother with the device manager entry?

    BTW I know the card is quite ancient nowadays but I decided to put it in the computer anyway
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  3. sup3rsprt
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    XP, Seven, 2008R2
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    what graphics card do you have? if you have a 8600 or above it already has the ability to do physx processing. Whether or not the drivers still allow you to offload it to the physx card, I don't know.

    whatever the case, it doesn't sound like it's working properly.
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