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accelerator board
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accelerator board
n.
A printed circuit board that enhances a computer's performance by substituting a faster microprocessor without replacing the entire motherboard and associated components. Also called accelerator card.


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The AGEIA "Fall For PhysX" bundle is available with purchase of PhysX Accelerator cards manufactured by ASUS or BFG, and sold via leading e-tailers including: Mwave, Newegg and Zipzoomfl.
AGEIA Technologies Launches "Fall For PhysX" Game Bundle by Business Wire
AGEIA PhysX Accelerator cards are available now from ASUS and BFG Technologies and in game PCs from Dell, Alienware and Falcon Northwest.
NetDevil Inks License Agreement for AGEIA PhysX SDK; Highly Rated ... by Business Wire
The region is also a prolific source of new ideas in game development, and the retail availability of AGEIA PhysX Accelerator cards will stimulate exciting new implementations of AGEIA PhysX technology in games.
ELSA Japan Signs Reseller Agreement for AGEIA PhysX Accelerator Cards ... by Business Wire
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