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Originally Posted by AndroidVageta
...ATI has chosen to not support this like Nvidia has, instead they are going with the Havok physics engine that was developed by Intel.
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One little problem with that, no biggie though. Havok was bought by Intel, not made by them. Originally they were their own company.
Anyway, just get a PPU, they can be found pretty cheap now. I'd recommend getting a high-end nVidia GPU myself, but if you already have a high-end ATi then you probably will not want to fork out the additional cash.
EDIT: Oh and ATi is also looking into using OpenCL as a physics solution which nVidia is as well.
PS. ATi could not use the existing version of PhysX as it uses CUDA, an nVidia exclusive architecture.