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My motherboard has an onboard 8200 Nvidia GPU, (Nforce 720 chipset) and I run a 512mb GTS 250 graphics card. I was playing around in the settings when I noticed you could choose what you want to run physx with. Do you think I would benefit from using the 8200, ...
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7th Jun 2009, 23:58
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PhysX/Hybrid SLI Question
My motherboard has an onboard 8200 Nvidia GPU, (Nforce 720 chipset) and I run a 512mb GTS 250 graphics card. I was playing around in the settings when I noticed you could choose what you want to run physx with. Do you think I would benefit from using the 8200, or just stay with the 250 doing all of the work?
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8th Jun 2009, 04:28
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I think the onboard wouldn't be powerful enough for PhysX, you would probably see a decrease in performance, your best bet would be just to use the 250
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