How does adding a second GPU improve car physics?I just paired up my Gigabyte Windforce GTX970 with another . works really well for the price compared to a GTX1080. Both graphics and car physics have improved by a noticeable amount.
If you're thinking of doing it , go for it .
How does adding a second GPU improve car physics?
I didn't imply it. The OP did. The actual physics side of the simulation are not affected at all in my opinion. Yes frame rate, possibly FFB but not physics. So you actually agree with me.Other than that, it wouldnt affect physics at all like you imply.
I didn't imply it. The OP did. The actual physics side of the simulation are not affected at all in my opinion. Yes frame rate, possibly FFB but not physics. So you actually agree with me.
Hi Gazman,I just paired up my Gigabyte Windforce GTX970 with another . works really well for the price compared to a GTX1080. Both graphics and car physics have improved by a noticeable amount.
If you're thinking of doing it , go for it .
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Nitpicking ? sorry i'm not a computer engineer, There are improvements in car handling. you feel the cars handle much better as the steering feedback is more precise and feels the games processes the physics faster . Cars can slide now with out loosing the rear end so easily and they handle bumps better .
And GPU absolutely has no impact on physics, as physics are not calculated on the GPU to begin with.
Agree, but... fps has an effect on one's ability to control the car and higher fps capability is what a faster GPU will give you. If you've got the hardware capability, you can test this for yourself by capping framerate at various steps (30 fps, 60 fps, 90 fps) and comparing how well you perform.
Sound right as the few times I have tried online racing I drop towards the backTherefore then, people with faster computers (more money spent) have an advantage in online racing.