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NVIDIA killed 32-bit CUDA support on the 50-series, including PhysX 32-bit on the RTX 5090, 5080, 5070 Ti, and everything else on the 50 series. This means that we get to dust off the GTX 580 and GTX 980 and pit them vs. the RTX 5080 in Mirror's Edge, Mafia II, Borderlands, Batman, and Metro in what feels like the ultimate throwback to about 15 years ago. Although this may feel like an isolated issue for a small list of old games, we think it speaks to a potentially broader concern of intercompatibility and vendor lock-in. We also get an opportunity for a PhysX and physics GPU history lesson.

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TIMESTAMPS

00:00 - GTX 580 is Back and Better Than Ever
02:39 - NVIDIA Hasn't Fully Killed PhysX... Yet
03:58 - History of PhysX
06:31 - This Was Predicted
10:14 - Test Methods and Choices
13:27 - Benchmarks: Mafia II
17:27 - Benchmarks: Metro Last Light
20:58 - Accelerator GPU Utilization
21:36 - Benchmarks: Mirror's Edge
23:42 - Benchmarks: Borderlands 2
25:22 - Benchmarks: Batman Arkham City
28:14 - Conclusion

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