Many Thanks to Onboard for submitting this.

That screen saver is the coolest ever! You can add your own pictures as textures to the cloths the ball is jumping through and the havoc is just nice. Been "playing" it the past 15min :D If you have 2 displays disable the other or it will be sloow, as it'll stretch to both of them.

PhysxFluids_by_KennethBugeja.exe
PhysXSoftBodies_by_KennethBugeja.exe

Those were not so special, but you can choose to use GPU or CPU to do the stuff. Nice to compare the power of GPU in different scenarios.

Will go try new levels of Warmonger now, didn't download the programs.
edit: Warmonger needs to uninstall previous version if you have that and includes PhysX 8.09.04 that is old now, 8.10.13 is already out.

Tombstone is the largest map yet and takes some juice. Previous maps run something like 50fps+ and it dipped to ~25fps all high (1680x1050). Asylum is a break everything map, will end up quite different in the end compared to the start. Good additions, will have to try those online too later.

edit2:
Crazy Machines II+ has PhysX 8.10.29 included, that's never than NVIDIA PhysX page has (8.10.13).
Used to love TIM games (The Incredible Machine), this seems to be the 'same' game with updated graphics and now with PhysX water. Nice touch, brings a whole new element to it. Although I think the interface in TIM games was more simple, zooming is a good feature on todays resolutions. The demo has additional 20 PhysX machine builds.

+1 to the screensaver. It's inpressive. I never thought my 8800 GT was capable of so many physics at an stable 50 fps (vsync enabled apparently, CRT at 1280x960 100HZ). And if what's next to the fps between brackets it's the GPU usage for calculating PhysX (5%-10% all the time), and I think it is, it's even more impressive.

I've been playing with it and the Bugeja demos for almost 45 mins now, and it's simply fun. Especially the screensaver is entertaining to watch. The ball displacing like 100 sticks that later will all follow the ball through the water (displacing it too) while at the same time the ball is already destrying a wall made off another 100+ bricks that go flying around, collisioning with each other, just to end up piercing and rending the silk cloth ahead (some of them bouncing on it's surface), everything in the same screen space. I want so badly that kind of physics in my games already. :cry:

new package , we can say physics pack