Oh, please. So the question becomes when is an nvidia card capable of being GCN. Come on, give me a freakin break. Just call it what it is and don't beat around the bush. It's AMD's proprietary thing and that's fine.
Let's not play games and dance around saying stuff like
AMD SAID IT ONLY SUPPORTS GCN!
But they DIDN'T say it doesn't support nvidia?
So they didn't say it doesn't support NV but requires GCN that doesn't automatically eliminate nvidia?

Is this the argument I see now? Are you even for real? I mean we know how much AMD non GCN hardware supports Mantle. Also physx HAS NEVER been nvidia only. It is a full physics middleware that is capable on running on ARM SOCS, xbox 360, PS3, PS4, xbox1, and a wide range of hardware. Only a small subset of physx GPU particle effects are NV only because it requires CUDA or CPU emulation of those CUDA features. There are tons of console games using physx right now, Dragon Age: Origins being one that comes to mind.