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nathanielbaz
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I have a system able to play game from medium to high settings but I want to know what effect a second GPU would have on it (non-sli/crossfire)

Specs:

CPU i5 3330 quad core @3ghz 6mb cache

RAM 8GB of DDR3 @1600mhz

Main GPU evga gtx 750 sc 2GB GDDR5

Secondary GPU evga GT 620 2GB DDR3

OS drive Kingston SSD now V300 (120GB)

Games HDD WD blue 2.5" 1000GB 5200RPM

Media HDD Toshiba 1000GB 7200RPM HDD

PSU antec neo eco 520C

I'm hoping the second GPU will kick in when the 750 is fully loaded.

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none if you dont SLI or Xfire it.

Other than powering your second monitor, NVidia can use a second gpu as a PhysX processor if im not mistaken

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none if you dont SLI or Xfire it.

Other than powering your second monitor, NVidia can use a second gpu as a PhysX processor if im not mistaken

That is quite cool in a sense of taking the load of the physx games off of the 750 :D

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Just get a better single gpu like a 970 or somthing.

An AMD cpu has no place in a solely gaming build, end of.

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