I am running four, and with that in mind, no card yet. Would prefer to use it. After some of the beta testers have shown me the differences, well gotta get one. The 8800 isn't providing enough resource for Cell Factor. And to be honest, more in the API is shown with it's presence. I respect others' opinion on the cards. I guess more users need demonstrations on the card's performance, when properly applied. Cell Factor has a great addin display of what is being put through as well as the resources being applied, it's apples and oranges without the card present.

 

XPS 600
XP Media Center 2005, dual boot Vista Ultimate
Pentium D 955 3.46 Ghz EE OC'able
2 Gigs DDR2 533 Mhz
640 Mb EVGA Geforce 8800 GTS
320Gig SATA primary,250Gig SATA secondary,160Gig SATA3rd,120Gig EIDE 4th backup
Avermedia MCE500 TV dual tuner
Creative XIFI Extreme Music
G5 Logitech Gaming mouse, Wireless Logitech Rumblepad 2
2007WFP

XPS M140
XP Media Center 2005
Pentium M 760 2.0 Ghz
2 Gigs DDR2 533 Mhz
60 Gig 7200 RPM drive

Just one. And let me tell you it really doesn't make me want to go out and get an Ageia PhysX card at all.  The thing seems a bit useless.

I almost got one when I ordered my 410....but then remembered there were no games to take advantage of it.

 

Besides the new generation of video cards are more than capable of doing the work that the Ageia does...

 

If they had more games made for it when it came out....I mean good games....then today it might be a different story...

 

 

But I'll just pass....

What your sales people don't tell you is that it only works for games designed to work with it.  Your guy tried to tell me it would make my Microsoft Flight Simulator X Deluxe look more realistic (the only game I have).  Good thing I didn't listen to him...had to go the Ageia website to find out the real skinny...it only works on games designed to work with it.

I believe I have one game that does and I think that game is cool. Don't really know when it is working but I would rather have it then not have it.

I have it installed in my XPS 700 which I ordered back in September of 2006. None of my games, as far as I know, take advantage of its processing. I tend to agree with other posts that if I would have done more research on it, I most likely wouldn't have installed it. But then again, I like to have all the bells and whistles and it sure sounded good at the time (LOL at my ignorance).