Physics Cards
Ever since physics cards became a thing about three years ago I’ve maintained that physics chips would end up on graphics cards and physics cards would die out. There’s a big war going on in the graphics card market (as if you hadn’t noticed), and nVidia and ATI have a lot of money, and anything which appeals to the hardcore is a serious weapon.
Looks like I may have been dead-on.
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