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Fenrys
2012-06-14, 04:10 AM
Is a G92 going to do PhysX fast enough to even be worth installing? I have one sitting on a shelf, but I'm not sure if it's worth the struggle of installing into a machine with an AMD graphics card.

Goku
2012-06-14, 08:42 AM
Are you talking about for PS2 or another game?

Rbstr
2012-06-14, 09:31 AM
Well it's not like you can't just take it out if it sucks.

Ailos
2012-06-14, 02:07 PM
If you just have it lying around, why not? It's actually not that difficult - plug it in, install the NVidia drivers, install this hybrid PhysX mod (http://www.ngohq.com/graphic-cards/17706-hybrid-physx-mod-v1-03-v1-05ff.html), restart, and try the game. If the framerates suck... uninstall the drivers, shut down, take out the card, boot up, and let windows install catalyst again.

Rbstr
2012-06-14, 02:34 PM
Yeah I've got a 275 kicking around that I might throw in at some point.

I just don't have any games that could use it at this point...and the card is kind of loud and demands a good bit of power.

EDIT: I guess I have Arkham City, maybe once I finish some more of my backlog I'll do some fiddling.

Mutant
2012-06-15, 03:05 AM
Yeah I've got a 275 kicking around that I might throw in at some point.

I just don't have any games that could use it at this point...and the card is kind of loud and demands a good bit of power.

EDIT: I guess I have Arkham City, maybe once I finish some more of my backlog I'll do some fiddling.

I have a GTX 260 in a box somewhere doing nothing, but i don't really need another space heater.

But if PS2 can use it i suspect i will dig it out.

Ailos
2012-06-15, 10:56 AM
Yeah I've got a 275 kicking around that I might throw in at some point.

I just don't have any games that could use it at this point...and the card is kind of loud and demands a good bit of power.

EDIT: I guess I have Arkham City, maybe once I finish some more of my backlog I'll do some fiddling.

If do end up doing that, I would very much be interested in hearing (reading) your experience.