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Is there a problem with PhysX?

BloodWithIce
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Nope. It just means there isn't a newer version to update to.

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After installing the new beta drivers, this page showed up, saying that PhysX couldn't be updated. Is there a problem? 

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I don't know about you but if you can read it says same or newer version is currently installed.

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I was just making sure. Stop going off at people without any reason. 

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