Do i need nvidia physx system software if i have amd

#DO I NEED NVIDIA PHYSX SYSTEM SOFTWARE IF I HAVE AMD PS4#

SO it is impossible to damage your card with it. you can't actually run phsx on an AMD card, period.

It strained the AMD GPU by a great amount, due to the card not being capable of it your FPS will lower and the game may constantly crash.( EDIT : I'm not actually sure if it was running on the AMD or the Nvidia)ДЄs much as I love having PhysX, It is not worth destroying your AMD card over.Д«ut it raises another question, would you risk your Graphics cards over it? In the end I managed to get it to run ,after 2 new OS installs due to having both a Nvidia and a AMD running at the same time. I have a AMD HD 7770 2Gb variant, with a Nvidia GC connected as well to see if I can trick it into running Physx (Because the particles are so much better).

#DO I NEED NVIDIA PHYSX SYSTEM SOFTWARE IF I HAVE AMD PS4#

PS4 runs physx on CPU, its a watered down version with some aspect of APEX in a minimal form because rendering APEX in its entirety isnt workable on CPU. I looked into the ALOT as I run a Crossfire 6970 setup and was gonna add a GTS250 for physx but unfortunately as i stated it is a lost cause.Д®DIT: Also before its brought up the 'oh well PS4 has physx'.no it doesnt, not like you have with an Nvidia card. Tl:dr the answer is a large and resounding NO and this has been explained many times here and other places, they have a contract with Nvidia and no they cannot port it to AMD GPU. you see are done with it BUT because you do not have an Nvidia GPU your rig will not support advanced features such as APEX Turbulence and more advanced fluid dynamics and cloth simulation that Physx offers when on GPU. Now to clarify, Physx is still being used on your system as from what i know the physics API used for warframe is physx so any cloth,particles, etc. You could try Hybridz or any sorta hybrid build and will find it doesnt work because Warframe uses the latest version of Physx and afaik efforts on developing hybrid setups and the software needed for it have stopped as Nvidia continues to make it more and more difficult. No it cannot work properly with AMD cards (even if you manage to force it on CPU in some way) It's also for this same reason that many high-performance-computers (HPCs) and Supercomputers are essentially a huge array of GPUs managed by a processor. as it turns out the same arithmetic functions used in the processing of graphics can also apply to physics simulations (ergo Apex PhysX effects). In essence, the CPU is a 'Jack of all trades, master of none' while the GPU, by default, is designed to handle and process complex arithmetic functions at a high speed for processing vector graphics. Although these can be processed by a CPU, they can't be processed well enough or fast enough to compete with CUDA cores. The main effect that Warframe uses, however, is Turbulence Fields, an effect which requires a massive quantity of floating point operations-specifically floating point multiplies, divides, roots and exponent functions. Other games that have PhysX special effects are almost always executed on the CPU (a lot of these effects can be run easily on the current generation of CPUs), unless an Nvidia card is present in which case a lot of the workload is offloaded to the GPU these effects are software based effects. Basically, Apex PhysX effects require specialized hardware to run, hardware that only Nvidia has the patents for. AMD cards cannot run Apex PhysX effects because they don't have CUDA cores (there are special hardware based instructions within CUDA cores that Apex PhysX effects utilize to process data, operational codes and values which execute at the hardware logic level).

Do i need nvidia physx system software if i have amd