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Dedicated Physx Card

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February 21, 2014 8:42:36 PM

So, I have an ASUS P8Z77-V LK mobo and on the Nvidia site it is only able to support 2 way SLI. This is fine as I don't plan to go more than that anytime soon, but I'm intrigued by the idea of a dedicated PhysX card. First, would this mobo be able to do that, despite it being able to only support 2-way SLI? And second, what would you think about a 750ti for the PhysX card? And if you think no on the 750ti card, what would you recommend?

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February 21, 2014 8:51:59 PM

You could probably run a 3rd card in the 3rd pcie slot. It's only 4x though so that might bottleneck.

In reality though, not many games take advantage of it.

The 750ti doesn't support sli so hope you weren't planning on SLI'ing two of them. Most cards today can handle the game and phsyx on the same card better than using a weak card as a physx card.
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February 21, 2014 8:55:33 PM

getochkn said:
You could probably run a 3rd card in the 3rd pcie slot. It's only 4x though so that might bottleneck.

In reality though, not many games take advantage of it.

The 750ti doesn't support sli so hope you weren't planning on SLI'ing two of them. Most cards today can handle the game and phsyx on the same card better than using a weak card as a physx card.

Definitely not planning on Sli'ing 750ti. Going to SLI 660's. Thanks for the input man.

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