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mads1997
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Hey guys i just saw the video linus posted about the physX. and got to think about my old 750ti which I have laying around. 

am my qustion is as followed. i might be obvious that it wont work due to amd and nvidia but. Can i use my 750ti to run physX for my r9 390. even though they are from different companies ? 

greetings Mads 

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3 minutes ago, mads1997 said:

Hey guys i just saw the video linus posted about the physX. and got to think about my old 750ti which I have laying around. 

am my qustion is as followed. i might be obvious that it wont work due to amd and nvidia but. Can i use my 750ti to run physX for my r9 390. even though they are from different companies ? 

greetings Mads 

I think you can otherwise i think it runs on the cpu

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Some time ago, NVIDIA disabled PhysX on NVIDIA GPUs when an AMD GPU was detected in the same system. So no, it won't work with the R9 390.

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Just now, HKZeroFive said:

Some time ago, NVIDIA prevented PhysX to work on NVIDIA GPUs when an AMD GPU was detected in that same system. So no, it won't work with the R9 390.

okay thank you :) have a nice day 

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