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a AMD Graphics card as physx card HELP!

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not happening . Apparently , physx requires CUDA .

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I have a GTX960 and an HD 6570

and I want the HD 6570 as a PhysX card but I can't finde a good tutorial!

can anybody help me?

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1- Nvidia blocked AMD cards from running as Physx cards a very long time ago

 

2- Physx isn't really that useful:

 

 

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You can't, simple as that.

Sell the 6570 or something or put it in a HTPC. It's old and slow, quite useless tbh.

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Just now, Castdeath97 said:

1- Nvidia blocked AMD cards from running as Physx cards a very long time ago

 

2- Physx isn't really that useful:

 

 

I know but I like overboard

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5 minutes ago, eengamerjens said:

I know but I like overboard

what you gonna do is wasting power

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not happening . Apparently , physx requires CUDA .

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