phyx

jasonwow

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i got a ati 4770 would i be able to still do phyx even thought i got an ati card i read smewhere that you can
 
I don't think Ati cards can do PhysX, but you can have an Ati card for your main GPU and an Nvidia card for PhysX.
 
I would go for something from the 200 series for physx, but I believe everything in the 8000 and 9000 series will also do physx. You don't need anything too intense, I think the GTS 250 would be plenty.

If you want my honest opinion, I don't think physx is worth it yet. It is a really cool technology, but not many games support it yet. When more games start to support it, then it will be a really cool feature to have. I would recommend saving your money until there are more physx games.
 
I would go for something from the 200 series for physx, but I believe everything in the 8000 and 9000 series will also do physx. You don't need anything too intense, I think the GTS 250 would be plenty.

If you want my honest opinion, I don't think physx is worth it yet. It is a really cool technology, but not many games support it yet. When more games start to support it, then it will be a really cool feature to have. I would recommend saving your money until there are more physx games.

Let me get this straight lol you're telling him to go buy a card that's better than his current one just for physx? :rolleyes: It would be smarter to just get a cheap 8-9 series card for that
 
GTS 250 would be plenty.

GTS 250 is way overkill just for a Physx card.
nVidia said:
GeForce 8-series GPUs and later (with a minimum of 32 cores and a minimum of 256MB dedicated graphics memory) support PhysX.

Also, nVidia states you can't use an ATI card for regular display in addition to an nVidia card for Physx.

nVidia said:
Can I use an NVIDIA GPU as a PhysX processor and a non-NVIDIA GPU for regular display graphics?
No.

Source:
http://www.nvidia.com/object/physx_faq.html#q5
 
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