Radenight
New Member
Hey gang,
So, I've always been an ATI fan as far as GPU's go.. I've always had nothing but ATI video cards.. My newest build is an exception though as I decided to go with the BFG nVidia Geforce GTX 260 OC Maxcore 55 (216 processing cores) after my ATI Radeon HD 5870 crapped out only a week after having it..
What I would like to know is what exactly the advantages of nVidia's CUDA technology are and if it's worth it to enable the nVidia physX technology? I've been researching the heck out of nVidia for the past 3 days and I understand most of it but I'd like to hear from someone else that has a high end nVidia card..
Thanks in advance for any tips, advice you can give..
I have to say, thus far I am very impressed with the results this card is giving me.. I might just have to switch to nVidia permanently.. We'll see..
So, I've always been an ATI fan as far as GPU's go.. I've always had nothing but ATI video cards.. My newest build is an exception though as I decided to go with the BFG nVidia Geforce GTX 260 OC Maxcore 55 (216 processing cores) after my ATI Radeon HD 5870 crapped out only a week after having it..
What I would like to know is what exactly the advantages of nVidia's CUDA technology are and if it's worth it to enable the nVidia physX technology? I've been researching the heck out of nVidia for the past 3 days and I understand most of it but I'd like to hear from someone else that has a high end nVidia card..
Thanks in advance for any tips, advice you can give..
I have to say, thus far I am very impressed with the results this card is giving me.. I might just have to switch to nVidia permanently.. We'll see..