Mirror's Edge benchmarks

[maroon1]

Here is benchmark for Mirror's Edge with Physx effects turned ON

Source
PCGH - Mirror's Edge benchmarks with Radeon HD 4870 plus Ageia card - Alternative to Nvidia Physx - Nvidia, Physx, Test, Benchmark, HD 4870, Ageia, Mirror's Edge, review

 

[saltynay]

I will be able to give you a comparable on with a gtx260 core 216 and 8800gts as physx in a couple of days hopefully.

 

[maroon1]

Here is comparison video for Mirror's Edge between Physx effects turned ON and OFF

YouTube - Mirrors Edge PC Nvidia PhysX-Technik HD-Video

 

[veg1992]

Was this game even good?

I might get a cheapo 8000 card for PhysX Acceleration and my OC'ed HD 3850 512MB for Primary stuff

 

[stb1swat]

As long as you have a relatively new Nvidia GPU, physx will not be a problem.

ATI users need a physx card to play max it.
Nvidia users, that are affected by physx, can get new drivers that were released a few days after ME was out.

Other than that, the game runs superbly and doesn't eat up too much power.
For me Time Trials are were its at, but the story mode was really fun....simple story, but fun.

 

[ricanflow]

^^^

Physx has been supported by forceware drivers for months now.

 

[stb1swat]

yeah, but initially a bunch of people, with Nvidia cards, still had physx lag and I think it was the beta drivers of 181.22 fixed that problem.

 

[Poizen22]

Was this game even good?

I might get a cheapo 8000 card for PhysX Acceleration and my OC'ed HD 3850 512MB for Primary stuff

a cheapo 8800 will most likely be faster then the hd3850...

 

[veg1992]

I'm not getting paying upwards of $50 ...

Plus I like AMD better and this card has sentimental value

 

[Poizen22]

its true, but lets say you find a 9600gt or a 8800gs for under 50$ used, why stay with a slower main gpu when the nvidia chip will be faster with almost everything and handle the physx aswell. its a waste of space and power, if you do get one make a plack out of the 3850 then it will have real sentimental value. its pointless to hold yourself back from upgrading for sentimental value.