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It's worth to set up my old gpu

Recapi

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I'm building a new rig with a rtx 2080 super and r9 3900 , and I have my old gpu a gtx 580 it is worth to put the gtx in the rig ? To process the physics or any other configuration ?

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Why would you do that? I think you can only dual GPU with two of the same GPUs. PLease don't compare a gtx 580 to a gtx 2080 S.

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11 minutes ago, Recapi said:

Hello,

 

I'm building a new rig with a rtx 2080 super and r9 3900 , and I have my old gpu a gtx 580 it is worth to put the gtx in the rig ? To process the physics or any other configuration ?

I'm sorry no offense but I don't necessarily understand what you want ?

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If you mean that you want to use it as a separate PhysX card - no, don't.

In games that use PhysX (which there aren't many) you'd lose performance as it'd be holding back the 2080S badly, and you'd have extra power consumption for no reason.

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No. PhysX cards are a joke. Put the 580 up as a display piece or sell it for, like, 48 cents or whatever a GTX 580 is worth

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