Just out of curiosity, anyone know the numbers on what Nvidia cards will do in lets say....Primegrid.
Ill be more specific to start out. What would a 460 GTX put out VS a 480 GTX?
Just out of curiosity, anyone know the numbers on what Nvidia cards will do in lets say....Primegrid.
Ill be more specific to start out. What would a 460 GTX put out VS a 480 GTX?
Last edited by joker; 02-25-11 at 08:57 PM.
Not sure in exact credit numbers, but this post should help...
I don't know about those cards but the 570 does between 550k-600k per day. Not sure of exact number because I have mine a little OC'd and its doing about 640k per day.Originally Posted by joker
Thx Max, it was. Next dumb question (as you all know, I am full of them). Can 2 Nvidia cards run in a Crossfire MB if one of the cards has a dummy plug?
NVidia cards don't need dummy plugs (and I believe it is called SLI mode) - So I can't see why not, but it would be entirely unnecessary...
Indeed, if one has an SLI motherboard it would be in SLI if I "connected" them. Alas, I have a Crossfire motherboard (SLI is Nvidia and Crossfire is ATI) so my question is, can I run 2 nvidia cards in a Crossfire motherboard?
@ Harley. What card are you running? I mean what brand.
This is where more knowledgeable people than I weight in - but I would guess yes, as long as you didn't run them in SLI mode. Which you shouldn't need to with Nvidia cards (unless you're a HARDCORE gamer)...
Its a MSI card.
Calling it a CrossfireX or SLI MB is meaningless. Its just a certification. Meaning it has been tested by ATI/AMD or NVIDIA. ATI and NVIDIA build their cards to the PCIe standards. MB manufacturers use the same standards. As long as its not a no-name brand MB you’ll be Ok. In other words its just a marketing scheme.
Last edited by Harley; 02-26-11 at 03:21 AM.
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