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Where did the PhysX go in Nvidia control panel?

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Okay I figured it out so for anyone who has the same problem, here is the answer:

 

If your card supports PhysX, it can not be configured and wont even show up in the toolbar of Nvidia Control Panel unless all cards that DO NOT support PhysX are disconnected and physically removed from your PC. Restart and then you can configure PhysX options.

 

Why?

 

 

Because the 7950 is superior to the 750 Ti and PhysX can only be used on Nvidia Cards (and any CPU but that doesn't work the best for everyone).

 

 

 

Because the 7950 is superior to the 750 Ti and PhysX can only be used on Nvidia Cards (and any CPU but that doesn't work the best for everyone).

 

Yes that is correct. Right now I can't afford an i7 so I have a Pentium in there and since I have the extra card.

I have a Geforce GTX 750 Ti FTW card and I know it supports PhysX but Nvidia Control Panel doesn't have any options to configure PhysX. Where is it? 

 

What I'm trying to do is get my AMD Radeon HD 7950 card to be the primary graphics card and have the 750ti be dedicated physX

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Why?

Because the 7950 is superior to the 750 Ti and PhysX can only be used on Nvidia Cards (and any CPU but that doesn't work the best for everyone).

 

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Okay I figured it out so for anyone who has the same problem, here is the answer:

 

If your card supports PhysX, it can not be configured and wont even show up in the toolbar of Nvidia Control Panel unless all cards that DO NOT support PhysX are disconnected and physically removed from your PC. Restart and then you can configure PhysX options.

 

Why?

 

 

Because the 7950 is superior to the 750 Ti and PhysX can only be used on Nvidia Cards (and any CPU but that doesn't work the best for everyone).

 

 

 

Because the 7950 is superior to the 750 Ti and PhysX can only be used on Nvidia Cards (and any CPU but that doesn't work the best for everyone).

 

Yes that is correct. Right now I can't afford an i7 so I have a Pentium in there and since I have the extra card.

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I was just wondering why you would to do it in the first place? What games are you playing where it would be feasible.

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I was just wondering why you would to do it in the first place? What games are you playing where it would be feasible.

 

Benchmarking mostly. I have a crappy CPU at the moment and an extra GPU. Why not use the better card for primary graphics and the nvidia card for PhysX.

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