Dedicated PhysX Card?

stolicran

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Here is my thinking:

I want to wait to see the Nvidia 800 series prices and performance before I commit a major amount of money.

I currently own Asus GTX 770 2 Way SLI and I just purchased an Asus 750ti to use as a dedicated PhysX Card. ( I have not received it yet)

Does anyone see a problem with this configuration?

I am doing video editing, rendering and gaming, my native display is

2560X1200, with two 1080p monitors.
I will definitely purchase 3 4k monitors either at the end of the year or begining of next year, thats when I feel with all the information available I will be able to make smarter choices and be able to better future proof my system.

I have been fawning over the Asus Matrix 780ti's they are currently coming online with Amazon, with a 3 week ship date, but I have not hit the buy button.

I'm thinking what I have is a great inexpensive graphic solution, and I should wait before I make a major investment in terms of GPU's and displays?

Please comment, I would love a consensus of the community.


James

Asus Maximus VI Extreme. i7-4770k OC (4.85Ghz). 32Gb Corsair Vengeance Pro Oc 2133. Corsair H100i Liquid Cooling. Corsair AXT1200i PSU.
 
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Your correct for 3 way sli. Here's how it goes, 2 way sli usually brings nearly...

stolicran

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Interesting video, and thanks for sharing this information with me. However the video did not test different resolutions, different applications, and the effect of SLI.

My thoughts were 3 way SLI looks like a waste of money with diminishing returns after 2 way, (I can be wrong) and an affordable way to increase my graphics power would be to add the 750ti for less than $150.00 bucks, as the low power consumption and the new GPU architecture with a $20.00 mail in rebate with a free game.

I figure I will wait for a final solution after evaluating whats on the market in Q4. I might end up following TechyinAZ recommendation.

Wrong?

James
 


Your correct for 3 way sli. Here's how it goes, 2 way sli usually brings nearly double the performance, 3 way only brings about 75-50%, then 4 way only brings about 25% extra performance (doesn't apply to quad sli).

 
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