AMD and Nvidia in same system

[COASTER19]

So through an odd series of events I've ended up with both a GTX 1070 and RX 480 8gb.  I've run out of outputs on my 1070 with my multi-monitor setup and was wondering if it is possible to use the RX 480 for more outputs (a 720p projector).  I understand that the 1070 won't be able to run GPU acceleration in games on the projector, but for 720p the RX 480 is already massively overkill.

 

Will installing both drivers on the system cause problems?  If not, will all outputs support acceleration from their respective GPU?

[EPPHO]

You will have problems with both drivers at the same time. That's my experience.

[Stardar1]

1 minute ago, COASTER19 said:

So through an odd series of events I've ended up with both a GTX 1070 and RX 480 8gb.  I've run out of outputs on my 1070 with my multi-monitor setup and was wondering if it is possible to use the RX 480 for more outputs (a 720p projector).  I understand that the 1070 won't be able to run GPU acceleration in games on the projector, but for 720p the RX 480 is already massively overkill.

 

Will installing both drivers on the system cause problems?  If not, will all outputs support acceleration from their respective GPU?

you can use the other card for outputs, but I do have to ask - what CPU do you have? because integrated GPUs on most intel CPUs would be more than enough. 

[Damascus]

you could clone your OS onto another drive and have it as a secondary boot disk, essentially boot  camp but instead of MAC os/window its windows/windows.  Then get the 480 drivers on the secondary drive

[COASTER19]

I have a i7 4790 (non k).  If I want to game on the projector, I fear its integrated graphics may not be good enough.  Alternatively, is there any way to connect more than 4 displays to a 1070 other than with a hub which presents itself to the GPU as one display?

[Cereal5]

Linus did a video on a computer with SLI and crossfire in the same computer. Don't have the link as I'm on mobile but a quick YouTube search should find it. You can reference that

[paps511]

19 minutes ago, Cereal5 said:

Linus did a video on a computer with SLI and crossfire in the same computer. Don't have the link as I'm on mobile but a quick YouTube search should find it. You can reference that