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Most 3d games have some physics calculations, but they are usually pretty minor (like collision detection) and a separate physics card is only useful if the game is programmed to take advantage of it. (which is quite rare at the moment). Having a separate core of the CPU take care of physics calculations is a lot easier than using an separate card, from what I've read.
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