Can Corsair CX750 80+ Run 780ti and 750ti as dedicated physx card

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750 watts is nearly enough for GTX 780 Ti's in SLI, so you will have zero problem with a 780 Ti + 750 Ti + overclocked whatever else you want.

And apparently even a GTX 780 Ti on an i7-4770K can benefit from a GTX 750 Ti as a dedicated PhysX card.
http://alienbabeltech.com/main/using-maxwells-gtx-750-ti-dedicated-physx-card/

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"in every single case, the new GTX 750 Ti is stronger as a dedicated PhysX card than the GTX 650 Ti and we continue to see it bring performance improvements to the GTX 780 and to the GTX 780 Ti."

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urfatality

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Nope my CPU is 4770K btw and I use Corsair H100i as cooler. I currently just use the 780ti and I am thinking of getting a 750ti as a dedicated physx card.
 

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If you have a 4770K why would you not OC it? It is an unlocked processor.... If you have a 780ti and a 4770K you don't need a dedicated Physx card. You have the second most powerful GPU that Nvidia produces and one of the most powerful Quad Core CPUs that Intel produces.... Stick to what you have, and save the money for a second 780Ti.
 
750 watts is nearly enough for GTX 780 Ti's in SLI, so you will have zero problem with a 780 Ti + 750 Ti + overclocked whatever else you want.

And apparently even a GTX 780 Ti on an i7-4770K can benefit from a GTX 750 Ti as a dedicated PhysX card.
http://alienbabeltech.com/main/using-maxwells-gtx-750-ti-dedicated-physx-card/

Quote:
"in every single case, the new GTX 750 Ti is stronger as a dedicated PhysX card than the GTX 650 Ti and we continue to see it bring performance improvements to the GTX 780 and to the GTX 780 Ti."

mainchart-fnl.jpg
 
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