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The thread discusses how to access and configure Nvidia PhysX, with the original poster unable to locate its control panel after installation. A responder suggests accessing PhysX settings through the Nvidia control panel via 3D settings. Later, the original poster reveals they do not have the Nvidia control panel and questions how to modify PhysX settings, prompting the responder to inquire about the system and clarify that PhysX offers limited configurable options nowadays. Overall, the conversation centers on difficulties in accessing PhysX settings, with a focus on system compatibility issues.
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I just downloaded nVidia PhysX from this source which should have the latest version (PhysX-9.13.1220) and installed it right away. Now I wonder how I can access its control panel o _ O
I spent like two hours on searching for a way to open that freaking thing but haven't found anything useful.

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kemical
Hey,
you should find PhysX under 3D settings via the Nvidia control panel. The easiest way to access that is by right clicking on the desktop.
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Hey,
you should find PhysX under 3D settings via the Nvidia control panel. The easiest way to access that is by right clicking on the desktop.
 

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Sorry for the late response - I don't have nVidia control panel. Is there any way to modify PhysX otherwise?
 

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You don't have a control panel? Hmm... your definitely using Nvidia drivers though right? What exactly are you hoping to modify as Physx doesn't really have anything to configure. Back in the day you used to get little demos and stuff on what each setting did but nowadays it seems all their is, is an indicator to say your using it.
Post your system specification and i might be able to help you better.
 

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