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Currently, I have 2 Nvidia 9800GT cards, I want to buy a gtx460, can I make the 460 as a the primary, and keep the second 9800GT as a secondary for SLI?



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I'm by no means an expert but my understanding is that you need identical cards to run SLI or Crossfire...You may be able to run them seperately I don't know...Someone more knowledgeable than I will surely chime in...SmileSmile
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you may want to look into running one as a physx card.... google nvidia physx



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There is a new chipset coming up, called "lucid Hydra" that will allow different graphics cards to work in parallel.

Of course you'll need a motherboard that supports it. In your situation it's not an option...IMHO

 

SLI= two nVIDIA cards using the same GPU core...

 

Like above BUDMAN mentioned, running the 9800GT as a PHYSX card is an option, as long as the games you play make use of PhysX.

 

Look at the list of Physx supported games...not a whole lot of "really" interesting stuff IMHO...

 

I wouldn't bother...which 460 are you getting? The 1024Mo version has a faster memory bus, which makes it a little faster than the 768mo version.

 




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