2 different GPUs at the same time?
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sincreator
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Yes you can, but they will not combine in SLI. You can still use them for multiple monitors,or use the weaker card as a dedicated Physx card if you wanted.
sincreator
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In the Nvidia control panel under physx options you should be able to pick what card you want to use for Physx.
What power supply do you have? You should make sure it can handle the 2 cards and the rest of your system as well. List your detailed specs just to make sure you will be fine. Make sure to include if you are overclocking or planning to do so as well.
What power supply do you have? You should make sure it can handle the 2 cards and the rest of your system as well. List your detailed specs just to make sure you will be fine. Make sure to include if you are overclocking or planning to do so as well.
sincreator
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You are going to need a larger PSU. I'm thinking that a 550w XFX unit would do allright since you have two low power video cards to run. Just to be safe 100% for sure, you could get a 650w XFX power supply for a tiny bit more than what the 550w unit would cost.
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