I'm sure this has probably been done to death in the past but I couldn't find any threads on it whilst searching. So sorry if it has already run its course.
Is it worth it, in this day and age, to buy a smaller GPU for dedicated PhysX? I'm 99.9% sure that it's not a necessity with my build and with the amount of games that come out, it's probably not worth it either even if there was a significant gain.
I had a look up and there seems to be only a handful of games per year which support accelerated GPU PhysX as most are now running of the CPU. Boo!
Regardless, I've been tempted to pick up a GTX 750Ti to be paired with my 980Ti just to give the main gpu a bit more ability to stretch its legs.
Is this worth it or am I just thinking of new ways to waste money? I wouldn't be surprised if this was all of the latter.
Is it worth it, in this day and age, to buy a smaller GPU for dedicated PhysX? I'm 99.9% sure that it's not a necessity with my build and with the amount of games that come out, it's probably not worth it either even if there was a significant gain.
I had a look up and there seems to be only a handful of games per year which support accelerated GPU PhysX as most are now running of the CPU. Boo!
Regardless, I've been tempted to pick up a GTX 750Ti to be paired with my 980Ti just to give the main gpu a bit more ability to stretch its legs.
Is this worth it or am I just thinking of new ways to waste money? I wouldn't be surprised if this was all of the latter.