what wil be the power requirtements for the sli setup of gtx 460 and Xfire setup of 5850?
@mukherjee
what idle and load(while gaming)temps are you getting on the card?
Its ok but try running warhead maxed out and report load temps, load a map and play for an hour, report temps, that's the max temps you'll get on your gpu(apart from furmark or such but try to stay away from those, members in guru3d just said to me that with such high ambient here I should not run power viruses specially kombustor with unlock power draw on, it can kill your card)idle,as i said before,hovers around the 38-39degrees.
In game,the max i noted after 1hr of Metro 2033 was 67 degrees.
Is that ok?
Theres no physx low-medium-high, its either on or off and turning it on kills the GTX460, it can play high but physx off, actually you can play it on very high but physx off, otherwise your framerate will take a bad hit(<30).just offtopic and curious,
can the GTX460 play metro 2033 in high settings at 1600x900 and physx medium?
does the physx churn too much out of the card?
Mass Effect 2 does not use physx and yes metro is very unoptimized, most used physics engine is now havoc and it runs on cpu only and its owned by intel, so it comes down to the processor.hmm
physx is a badass resource sucker you say?
metro must be a terribly coded game!!
what about physx in games like mass effect2?
p.s.
we are royally screwed if crytek decides to go physx in crysis 2!!
Actually enabling DX11(tessallation) butchers midrange cards like HD5850/GTX460 etc.Metro is also a killer since it has tessellation. Both nVidia and ATI cards have weak tessellator integration on the die. Since it is first release for them. I am able to run Metro just fine, get around 55+ fps, but of course tessellation is not there.
no, mass effect 2 does use physxTkin said:Mass Effect 2 does not use physx
does havok run on AMD processors,Tkin said:most used physics engine is now havoc and it runs on cpu only and its owned by intel
i heard that GTX 460 has better tessellation capability than HD5850!!Asigh said:Both nVidia and ATI cards have weak tessellator integration on the die. Since it is first release for them.
Correct, yes it uses nVidia PhysX proprietary. The pack would need to be installed, else the game will not launch.no, mass effect 2 does use physx
check it on the net! (wikipedia)
Havok can run on any CPU. Red Falcon Guerilla and TimeShift used it beautifully.does havok run on AMD processors,
or is it bound with Intel processors only, like the case of PHYSX?
[/QUOTE]i heard that GTX 460 has better tessellation capability than HD5850!!
isn't the tesselator in GTX460 strong enough to run metro?
does that mean it wont run without physx??Asigh said:Correct, yes it uses nVidia PhysX proprietary. The pack would need to be installed, else the game will not launch.
does that mean it wont run without physx??
if it runs on ati 5xxx cards,
what's the damage in terms of eyecandy?
i.e if physx can be disabled
does that mean it wont run without physx??
if it runs on ati 5xxx cards,
what's the damage in terms of eyecandy?
i.e if physx can be disabled