Nvidia officially refused to support a Cuda code 32 bit, and now the only way to overcome this restriction is to use an additional video card.
One of the Reddit users solved the problem by connecting the old RTX 3050 to RTX 5090 and putting it on the NVIDIA control panel as a Physx processor.
As a result, Framretit has grown from time to time in 32 bit Physx games such as Mafia II Classic and Batman: Arkham Asylum. However, in 64 bit applications such as Arkham Knight, Physx continues to work on the main map-cruise only for outdated games.
In separate tests performed by the personality blogger, the difference was further noticed. On the edge of the mirror, the RTX 5080 fell to 10 FPS, while the old GTX 980 Ti safely kept 150 fps.
Obviously, Nvidia will not give back the support of 32 bit Physx, so there is only one way out for fans of old games-finding the video card and using it as a physical accelerator.
Source: Ferra
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