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I do have the game and the beta drivers so I might try later.Guys, I apologise if the article has misled or upset anyone, that was not the intention. I did not write the article, nor do I even have the Batman game or a 4890, one of our news team stumbled across the drivers and decided to try it for himself. It was the drop in CPU usage that was shown in the video that led him to the conclusion that there was some kind of physics happening and with hindsight, it probably shouldn't have been posted until it had been tested further. I have since removed the article from the site. You win some, you lose some and some you fail miserably![]()
Note really, the thread linked to does state PhysX![]()
First off, running the game with the highest NVidia PhysX settings enabled produced the following screen shot.
Batman can be seen heading off into a wall of steam - unfortunately, this setting made the frame rate drop in parts briefly to a low of 12~20 FPS, but as the ATI cards aren't supposed to be able to show this anyway, I can live with that for now.
