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<blockquote data-quote="puneetritehere" data-source="post: 1543014" data-attributes="member: 42435"><p>hey sorry for the confusion.. didnt realize u just wanted a pick between the two cards .. was just giving general advice on how to go about buying a graphics card so u dont end up spending extra on something that doesnt make any visible difference... Well, if you strictly want a card which supports physx, go for the nvidia. otherwise, physx can also be run processor based, it just wont be as efficient as gpu based acceleration if u dont have a fast processor, which u seem to have.. .on the other, there are very few games that support GPU based physx acceleration.. rest, most of them still run physx processor based.. .I have an amd laptop and graphics card, with physx installed, its just that GPU based physx will be better. .nothing more..so if u fancy physx a lot, buy the nvidia..</p><p></p><p>lastly, as long as u get 40fps on whatever games u play, u wont see any visible difference in speed whether the games running at 40 or 100 fps.. not visible to the naked eye.. so u can buy the nvidia if it can run your games at a min. 30 fps, recommend.. 40fps..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="puneetritehere, post: 1543014, member: 42435"] hey sorry for the confusion.. didnt realize u just wanted a pick between the two cards .. was just giving general advice on how to go about buying a graphics card so u dont end up spending extra on something that doesnt make any visible difference... Well, if you strictly want a card which supports physx, go for the nvidia. otherwise, physx can also be run processor based, it just wont be as efficient as gpu based acceleration if u dont have a fast processor, which u seem to have.. .on the other, there are very few games that support GPU based physx acceleration.. rest, most of them still run physx processor based.. .I have an amd laptop and graphics card, with physx installed, its just that GPU based physx will be better. .nothing more..so if u fancy physx a lot, buy the nvidia.. lastly, as long as u get 40fps on whatever games u play, u wont see any visible difference in speed whether the games running at 40 or 100 fps.. not visible to the naked eye.. so u can buy the nvidia if it can run your games at a min. 30 fps, recommend.. 40fps.. [/QUOTE]
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