I have a P8P67 Deluxe but I'm sure if I can put another card into it, how can I find out ?
 

thanks

Will the release of new driver concur with P3D update, 2.6 or whatsover?

Will the release of new driver concur with P3D update, 2.6 or whatsover?

 

What an excellent question - one would assume yes but you never know

An update from 2.4 -> 2.6 would be nice :Big Grin:

Thinking this next LM update will be pretty nice

The prospect of reinstalling everything and making a mess of my UT2 install isn't inspiring me to upgrade.

Will the new driver be limited on the model you have? in my case 3 evga 580...

anyone.

Lot of people rushing out to buy second or third cards without knowing what the results will actually be. I have been waiting for this news for a long time (and thanks to those who have put pressure on P3D and nVidia) but as performance restricted by CPU I will wait for others to report on the benefits. I am hoping that, as I can get great smooth frame rates on my system with one screen, I can get the same across 3 screens with SLI support. Then a happy bunny.

I have a P8P67 Deluxe but I'm sure if I can put another card into it, how can I find out ?

 

thanks

Your motherboard does indeed support SLI, as long as you get a second Nvidia graphics card which is the same model as the one you have it will work.

 

Also make sure your power supply is sufficient to power two graphics cards.

Great news! I have my second 780ti installed, waiting to be enabled.

Folks: you all understand the role that a GPU plays in P3D, right? It seems like all of the excitement and fervor are on a broad, generic level. The fact is that a basic 760 will run P3D and be able to handle the basic tasks of rendering the scene, draw calls, tesselation, etc.

 

What we're really after here are situations where the the sim is not CPU-bound, e.g. times when you fly through dense clouds or encounter high amounts of particle matter (e.g. some of 777 Immersion's effects). And/or when you've exacerbated these situations by using strong AA settings, such as SGSS 4x or 8x.

 

Unless you were already encountering that bottleneck--or desire to use high AA settings (and, say, having ASN render 8+ cloud layers), mindlessly running out and buying another video card won't do much for you.

I don't expect magic jumps in FPS, but hope for better handling of SGSAA. At least I'd like to use it with no problem at x4 level. 

Imagine if the simulation would use PhsyX drivers to do all the avionics and take the load off the CPU a bit...

Imagine if the simulation would use PhsyX drivers to do all the avionics and take the load off the CPU a bit...

Don't know if that would be possible but it sure sounds like a great idea!