What to do with spare GTX650
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I think dedicated PhysX is still a thing, but I don't think you'll see any big performance gains from it. I don't remember, all I remember is reading that it wasn't really worth the trouble. Plus, still not that many games use PhysX anyway.
An i5 2400 and a 1050 should be pretty decent. They should let you hit medium settings for sure, but don't expect anything too high. A 1050ti or 1060 would be better...
An i5 2400 and a 1050 should be pretty decent. They should let you hit medium settings for sure, but don't expect anything too high. A 1050ti or 1060 would be better...
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I remember some kind of test being done and you'd need a card newer and more powerful to get any boost out of it as a Physx card. The performance you get from that CPU/GPU combo will be low/medium settings but good. That's due to the 2gb vram being a limiting factor in current games. Esports type games of course will be playable at high settings.
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