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    Impressive physics engine

    Some very impressive physics modelling going on here:

    http://www.brightsideofnews.com/news...cs-engine.aspx

    I wonder how much horsepower that requires to run.

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    Re: Impressive physics engine

    Nice vid!

    Judging by the framerates reported in the corner sometimes, quite a lot of horsepower...

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    Re: Impressive physics engine

    That's awesome never thought physics graphics progressed this far makes what we see in games seem laughable!

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    Re: Impressive physics engine

    Shame that some of that horsepower couldn't have been directed towards that web server...
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