Adding a Physx Card To System What Will it Run at x4?

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PhysX is only "officially" compatible with NVidia GPUs. If you have an AMD GPU in your system and try and use a dedicated NVidia GPU as a PhysX accelerator it will disable PhysX. It is possible to trick it into working via a driver hack and some modifications, but it's quite problematic.

With that in mind, is the 4x slot a 4x width slot running in 4x mode, or a full 16x width slot running in 4x mode? You will not be able to fit a GPU with a full width connector into a 4x slot unless you take a hacksaw to it.

Fun fact: Unlike this poor guy, if you cut a PCIe card in the right way, it will work in a smaller slot. I highly advise against doing this though :p
 
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Its a full slot. The question is I though the hacks for this have gotten better. If they haven't that makes me a bit mad. I need to find more insight on this matter before i proceed with it.
 


Okay, that thread is freaking hilarious. LOL
 


The PhysX hacks are supposedly easy, but I tend to not bother with them and can't guarantee that you'll find them easy. You can simply use an old version of the PhysX driver if you don't want to hack anything.
 


Actually, there are still hacks even for some of the 2012 and 2013 drivers.