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Will This Motherboard Support GTX 750/TI as a Dedicated physx card???

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  • Corsair
  • Nvidia
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  • Graphics Cards
  • Physx
  • ASrock
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April 16, 2014 11:07:54 AM

I want to use gtx 750/ti as a dedicated physx card on my mobo ASRock z87 fatality killer.

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My rig:
i7 4770 non-k(don't like oc-ing)
Zotac gtx 780 amp! in sli
16gb gskill 1866mhz ram
ASRock z87 fatality killer
corsair rm-1000 psu
Cooler Master Seidon 120XL Cooler
THERMALTAKE V9 MID TOWER CHASIS
BenQ 24" 1080p monitor(will upgrade to 2560x1440 by october :D )
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So, my question is will my mobo will be able to handle gtx 750/ti as a dedicated physx card or not??? Thanks in advance, friends :)  :) 

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April 16, 2014 11:14:51 AM

If you use all three PCI-E slots, the last 2 will slow down to 4x and 4x. Using the 750 TI as a PhysX card on that board may actually slow down one of your 780s. It's probably not a good idea.

I can't imagine a 750 TI dedicated to PhysX could speed things up much anyway compared to 2x 780s in SLI.
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April 16, 2014 11:16:35 AM

if you can fit it in the last pci-e slot under the two 780's they yes you can us it as a PhysX card. you also need to look at the case layout and make sure you have enough slots in the back of the case to mount it, there is nothing under the motherboard as the last pci-e slot is right at the bottom of the board, and the powersupply has enough plugs to run it.
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April 16, 2014 11:29:16 AM

faalin said:
if you can fit it in the last pci-e slot under the two 780's they yes you can us it as a PhysX card. you also need to look at the case layout and make sure you have enough slots in the back of the case to mount it, there is nothing under the motherboard as the last pci-e slot is right at the bottom of the board, and the powersupply has enough plugs to run it.


My case is Thermaltake V9 mid tower chasis and psu is corsair rm1000
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April 16, 2014 11:32:53 AM

well heres a system i built

i7-4770k
16 gb kingston hyper x
ASRock z87 fatality killer
EVGA SuperNOVA 1000W
h100i
Cooler Master Cosmos II
ASUS VG248QE Black 24" 144Hz 1ms
EVGA 03G-P4-2781-KR GeForce GTX 780 3GB
EVGA 02G-P4-3751-KR GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2GB

just to give you an idea
i have not used that exact model of cpu or gpu

but should not be much of a difference
still using a gtx 780 and a gtx 750/ti and a i7 cpu

and it works great for me
no lag spikes bottlenecking or anything it simply works as it should

hope this helps a bit
good luck

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April 16, 2014 6:02:31 PM

You can use any available PCIe slot, even x1 will work for dedicated PhysX.
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April 16, 2014 7:54:47 PM

17seconds said:
You can use any available PCIe slot, even x1 will work for dedicated PhysX.


one last thing, if i use will it slows down my performance??
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April 17, 2014 7:42:25 PM

avisekbiswas said:
17seconds said:
You can use any available PCIe slot, even x1 will work for dedicated PhysX.


one last thing, if i use will it slows down my performance??

Very few people actually know that answer, and there are practically zero reviews on the topic. Based on what I have read, the GTX 750 Ti should be an ideal match for your high end graphics cards.
http://alienbabeltech.com/main/using-maxwells-gtx-750-t...
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