ASUS PhysX P1: physical accelerator card
Taiwan’s ASUSTeK has unveiled its PhysX P1 card, which includes Ageia’s PhysX Physical Accelerator Unit (PPU).
The performance of PCI-coupled physical accelerators is brand-independent, the same in all cases. The only difference is in the design of the printed circuit board and the heat sink.
Product Features:
- Processor: AGEIA PhysX, 130 nm
- Number of transistors: 125 million
- Bus technology: PCI 3.0, 32 bit
- Memory: 128 MB GDDR3, 128 bit
- Memory transfer rate: 12 Gps
- Effective memory clock: 733 MHz
- Max number of instructions: 20 billion / second
- Spherical collision: 530 million / second
- Collision of convex polygons: 533 thousand / second
A detailed test of the card is AnandTech you can read it on page, of course in English.
Tasks of components in computer games:
- processor (CPU): artificial intelligence and logic calculations
- video card (GPU): display a three-dimensional visualization
- physical accelerator card (PPU): dynamic movements and interactions