Aug 29, 2010 #1 S shipster n00b Joined Jun 18, 2004 Messages 45 I have a AMD 890FX motherboard with single GTX480 pulling graphics duties. I know AMD doesn't do SLI, but could I use one of my older NVIDIA cards in a 2nd PCI slot to dedicate to Phys-x processing?
I have a AMD 890FX motherboard with single GTX480 pulling graphics duties. I know AMD doesn't do SLI, but could I use one of my older NVIDIA cards in a 2nd PCI slot to dedicate to Phys-x processing?
Aug 31, 2010 #3 M mtbush 2[H]4U 2FA Joined Sep 2, 2009 Messages 2,795 shipster said: I have a AMD 890FX motherboard with single GTX480 pulling graphics duties. I know AMD doesn't do SLI, but could I use one of my older NVIDIA cards in a 2nd PCI slot to dedicate to Phys-x processing? Click to expand... IMO, it's not worth it unless you have another 400 series card, as your going to see minimal gains if any at all.
shipster said: I have a AMD 890FX motherboard with single GTX480 pulling graphics duties. I know AMD doesn't do SLI, but could I use one of my older NVIDIA cards in a 2nd PCI slot to dedicate to Phys-x processing? Click to expand... IMO, it's not worth it unless you have another 400 series card, as your going to see minimal gains if any at all.
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