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Running 2 different GPUs

usarbear
By usarbear
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After some hours of research I had success in running gtx 650 and r7 250 at the same time. The gtx 650 was connect to a pcie x16 while the r7 was connect via an pcie x1 to x16. Currently i'm using 650 to display to the monitor so any suggestion of what i can do with the r7 250. And are there any posibility this would improve my gaming experience.

My specs ( pretty outdated )
Mobo: GA-H67m-d2-b3 rev 1.1
CPU : i5-2500 ( running at 3.6 )
Ram : 1x gskill 4gb 1600 
P/s : Sorry if my english was bad. I'm improving it 😆 

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folding ?

wont be good at that but its something at least 

 

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Won’t do and can’t do anything to help gaming. 
Just using resources at thing point. 

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36 minutes ago, Mick Naughty said:

Won’t do and can’t do anything to help gaming. 
Just using resources at thing point. 

Yes . It just a waste of time i have tried to run a bunch of games but thing only get worse because of the extended amount of ram consumption .

Thanks all for replying 

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