I Inked In Runtime Messages 178 Location Morris, IL Apr 8, 2009 #1 I thought this might be the place to ask. Could you use a 4890 as your main graphics and a 8800 gt as the Physx card?
I thought this might be the place to ask. Could you use a 4890 as your main graphics and a 8800 gt as the Physx card?
zedman3d Fully Optimized Messages 2,850 Apr 8, 2009 #2 Yes you can. PysX doesnt add much though. Youll find youll be using it as more of a CUDA card.
philbar71 Fully Optimized Messages 4,533 Location Suffolk, VA Apr 9, 2009 #3 but you can only use it for physx if your in XP not in vista. i know i have tried it with a 4670 and a 8500GT. vista dont like using 2 diff display drivers.
but you can only use it for physx if your in XP not in vista. i know i have tried it with a 4670 and a 8500GT. vista dont like using 2 diff display drivers.
Puddle Jumper Mod Emeritus Messages 4,292 Apr 9, 2009 #4 zedman3d said: Yes you can. PysX doesnt add much though. Youll find youll be using it as more of a CUDA card. Click to expand... CUDA wouldn't be that useful either since ati cards can also run ggpu applications (ATI Stream).
zedman3d said: Yes you can. PysX doesnt add much though. Youll find youll be using it as more of a CUDA card. Click to expand... CUDA wouldn't be that useful either since ati cards can also run ggpu applications (ATI Stream).
zedman3d Fully Optimized Messages 2,850 Apr 9, 2009 #5 Puddle Jumper said: CUDA wouldn't be that useful either since ati cards can also run ggpu applications (ATI Stream). Click to expand... I know but there are a few CUDA only applications.
Puddle Jumper said: CUDA wouldn't be that useful either since ati cards can also run ggpu applications (ATI Stream). Click to expand... I know but there are a few CUDA only applications.
Puddle Jumper Mod Emeritus Messages 4,292 Apr 9, 2009 #6 True, although neither one of them has that great of support yet. Hopefully Opencl will change that.