Maybe it's hidden here: https://archive.org/details/FileplanetFiles_185000-187999 Just a 264GB download... 😵

Edit: Started the download and theres a mention of carwash.exe in a logfile in beginning of the tar file. ETA 6 days+ 😵

Thanks for finding a mirror, but that filesize....

I'd prefer to wait incase someone have it before I start downloading

Found it mentioned here but the FTP they mention is currently offline: http://forums.evga.com/Nvidia-Car-Wash-Benchm … t-m2014162.aspx

Stiletto wrote:

Found it mentioned here but the FTP they mention is currently offline: http://forums.evga.com/Nvidia-Car-Wash-Benchm … t-m2014162.aspx

Yes, I also found that post.

I've created a user over at phyxinfo forums, just waiting for it to get approved. Maybe someone got it there.

Cellfactor revolution free is here : http://www.gamershell.com/download_19042.shtml its the full version.

Why don't archive.org make such huge files available as torrents?

Well, I can ask the archive.org guys. It'll probably be made a torrent if we wait long enough tho, I think their system automatically makes them.

fwiw i've already pm'd vetz with carwash.exe

Ah, okay then. Thanks.

[EDIT] I'd forgotten some of this stuff:

https://archive.org/details/FileplanetFiles_185000-187999
links to:
https://archive.org/download/FileplanetFiles_ … 5000-187999.tar (the aforementioned 264 GB file.)

Well, for future reference, you can expand *most* compressed files within archive.org's file repository (*not* The Wayback Machine) by adding a slash at the end, like so:
https://archive.org/download/FileplanetFiles_ … 000-187999.tar/
which in this case archive.org converts to:
https://ia600300.us.archive.org/tarview.php?t … 5000-187999.tar

You can therefore download carwash.exe from the following link:
http://archive.org/download/FileplanetFiles_1 … d%2Fcarwash.exe

Nice guys, then I can cancel the 264 GB download when I get home from work and thanks for the tip Stiletto.

maybe this list helps:

2009.08.07 SIGGRAPH_2009_APEX.pdf - Creating Immersive Environments with NVIDIA APEX
2009.08.04 NVIDIA OptiX ray tracing engine examples
2009.04.02 Graphics Plus Power Pack #3
2009.03.13 phluidfysics.zip - Fluid physics demo [VU Echtzeitgraphik]
2008.12.16 CryostasisTechDemo.exe - Cryostasis PhysX/DirectX 10 technology demo (includes PhysX System Software v8.11.18)
2008.12.02 Graphics Plus Power Pack #2 - Individual download links included)
2008.08.12 Graphics Plus Power Pack #1 - Individual download links included
2008.08.12 PhysX FluidMark v1.0.0
2008.07.04 NV PhysX Tweaker 1.0 - A small tweak utility to en/disable GeForce PhysX and switch to CPU PhysX.
2008.02.21 GDC2008.pdf - Fast Water Simulation for Games using Height Fields [Matthias Müller-Fischer]
2007.11.20 AGEIA Extreme Physics mod pack for Unreal Tournament 3
2007.08.13 gameFluids2007.pdf - Real Time Fluids in Games [Matthias Müller-Fischer]
2007.05.30 screenSpaceMeshes.pdf - Screen Space Meshes [Matthias Müller-Fischer]
2007.05.08 CellFactor: Revolution - Free full game
2007.01.05 Ice Storm Fighters Game Technology Demo - For Intel multi-core CPUs
2006.10.27 carwash.exe - Interactive fluid physics demo (PhysX Accelerator required for fluids) [AGEIA]
2006.10.10 AGEIA RealityMark - Compares in-game performance of hardware and software PhysX
2006.09.05 Cubophobia - Physics driven puzzle game (PhysX driver required, PhysX Accelerator not required)
2006.05.13 cps_2006e3_aegia.mp3 - The Chris Pirillo Show: Manju Hegde of Ageia on Physics Processing Units
2006.05.09 hanger_of_doom_1.2.exe - PhysX tech demo, 824MB [Airtight Games]
2006.05.09 Cubewall - Interactive physics demo (PhysX hardware support)
2005.08.17 DefColStudio.zip - Interactive Deformable Modeling Framework [Bruno Heidelberger]
2005.04.24 Show67_04-24-2005.mp3 - ChatterBox Video Game Radio interviews Andy Keane [ChatterBox]
2005.03.10 MeqonSoftwarePhysicsDemos.zip - Meqon physics demos (no PhysX hardware support) [Meqon Research]
2004.08.19 NovodexRocket_V1_1.exe - Interactive physics demo (no PhysX hardware support) [AGEIA]
2004.03.04 physicsDemo.zip - Interactive physics demo (no PhysX hardware support) [Matthias Müller-Fischer]

I got it from here -> http://personal.inet.fi/atk/kjh2348fs/physx.html#downloads

We should put together a physX Archive as a one click download 😀
I should have cellfactor revolution on disc somewhere

Thanks everyone for helping out digging this techdemo up!

Again Vogons come to the rescue!

I'll put together a PhysX archive on vogonsdrivers, but I think it should have it's own category. There is also a difference with software made for the PPU and later Nvidia GPU supported demos. All the Nvidia stuff is still available very easily from Nvidia themselves, but I've downloaded it as well, as you never know when they'll take it down.

I've also acquired all the PPU driver releases.

Btw, if people want to aquire a PhysX PPU card, now is the time, as prices are low. They will become more rare and more expensive in the future.

Is 14.2 MB the correct filesize for carwash.exe ?

Apparently you need the PhysX PPU libraries for this.
On my GTX 480 system I get the following error message:

"PhysX Error"
"Failed to load PhysX Cooking Library"

Arctic wrote:

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Is 14.2 MB the correct filesize for carwash.exe ?

Apparently you need the PhysX PPU libraries for this.
On my GTX 480 system I get the following error message:

"PhysX Error"
"Failed to load PhysX Cooking Library"

That is to be expected. It's made for the PPU

Anyway, Squallstrife have created a category for PhysX on vogonsdrivers. Expect files to be available soon.

I also found out I'm missing one techdemo/game. Hangar of Doom. Luckily it was included on the BFG PhysX card, which I just found CIB (the box is awesome!) and is on its way to me in the mail:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AVxlFZR8Xw

Guys, all the PPU supported games, demos, benchmarks, drivers and mods that is OK to upload are now available on Vogonsdrivers:

http://www.vogonsdrivers.com/index.php?catid= … &menustate=32,0

It's taken a while to acquire everything, but enjoying your PPU card should be a tad easier.

vetz wrote:

Btw, if people want to aquire a PhysX PPU card, now is the time, as prices are low. They will become more rare and more expensive in the future.

Is there any significant difference between PCI and PCI-E versions? How about Dell OEM ones?