PhysX SLI mix


  1. kiralyka
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    Windaows 7
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    PhysX SLI mix


    Hello!

    I would like to upgrade my pc and I was thinking if I could mix a gt220 with a GTX 460
    in physx sli... this is very important because I need to the "weaker" card now couse it's now on sale...
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  3. Everlong
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    Windows 8.1 Pro x64
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    You can't SLI them together, but you can use the GT220 as a Physx card. If you just put both cards in (don't put an SLI bridge on) and in the Nvidia control panel set the GT220 for Physx, then it's good.
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