Single high end Or dual mid range cards

Flaggedbacon · Sep 9, 2013

Single gtx 770 stock cooler, or gtx 760 evga acx cooling/ stock cooler and His 7870 ghz editon. I'm build in a corsair cabride 540 with a amd fx 8320 on a m5a99fx board. As far as the pice goes they both cost the same in my area. Also might be using 2 monitors

Seladon-1370374 · Sep 9, 2013

You can only SLI/Crossfire cards that are the exact same model.
I'd definitively get a single GTX 770.

mace200200 · Sep 9, 2013

Single 770 is the way to go for higher end setups.

Flaggedbacon · Sep 9, 2013

Are yo sure? I saw someone have a 7950 and a 650 ti boost as a physX processor in the same rig

Flaggedbacon · Sep 9, 2013

My bad you are correct, I'm going to get a 770 but cani get like a openGL processor similar as a PhysX processor? Or does that only work with physx

apower101 · Sep 10, 2013

physx is a game feature that is nvidia specific. It adds rubble... Opengl is completely different. It is not hardware specific, and is not a game feature.

mace200200 · Sep 10, 2013

opengl, is like directx, for machines or programs that don't use directx. On Mac or Linux, or some programs on windows that aren't games.

You can run an AMD with a Nivida dedicated Physx card with hacked drivers. Do NOT buy a card just for dedicated Physx, it makes very very little difference but if you replace say a 210 with a 660, why not just throw in the 210 for PHysx since you already have it?

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