Using Maxwell’s GTX 750 Ti as a dedicated PhysX card
Conclusion
This has been quite an enjoyable exploration for us in testing the use of a GTX 750 Ti as a dedicated PhysX card when used with video cards ranging from a GTX 680 to GTX 680 SLI. We can see that there are noticeable advantages to using a dedicated PhysX card and that even a GTX 650 Ti is useful in most circumstances over not using a dedicated card.
In our limited testing, we see the greatest practical advantage to pairing a dedicated PhysX card with a GTX 680 at our demanding settings, and in many cases it will make the difference between a fluid playing experience and one that is unsatisfactory.
The entry-level Maxwell architecture GM107 GTX 750 Ti is much stronger as a dedicated PhysX card than the GTX 650 Ti, and in most cases it even matches the (impractical and expensive) GTX 680 when used with GTX 680 SLI. Using a reference GTX 480 as a dedicated PhysX card also adds performance, but at real costs of noise and extra heat.
Pros – using a GTX 750 Ti as a dedicated PhysX card
- In all cases, performance is gained over not using it and it is stronger than the GTX 650 Ti.
Cons
- Cost.
The Verdict:
- We would recommend using a dedicated PhysX card to play PhysX titles and a GTX 750 Ti is a great balance of price and performance.
Stay tuned, there is a lot coming from us at ABT. Next week, expect an evaluation of a new Galaxy GTX 750 Ti. Please don’t forget to check our Forums. ABT forum tech discussions are among the best to be found anywhere. Happy Gaming!
Dumb question here, is the chart using minimum, maximum, or average fps?
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