ATI Radeon HD 5870′s In Crossfire With XFX 9500GT Dedicated PhysX Card

• February 11, 2010
• Written by Mark
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YouTube user nascasho has made a really nice video showing off his sick setup with 2X ATI Radeon HD 5870′s in Crossfire mode with a 9500GT for dedicated PhysX. The video starts by showing off his hardware setup then moves to his desktop where he shows that PhysX is enabled on the system, then he fires up Unreal Tournament 3 and plays one of the PhysX levels using the PhysX mod patch to show that PhysX is working the correct way while his main graphics renderer is the HD5870 Crossfire cards. Check it out below and be sure to check out his YouTube channel.

If you have an ATI card and want to use a separate NVIDIA card for dedicated PhysX so you can use and play all the latest PhysX games check out the how to guides we have posted about here:

How To: Run PhysX in Windows 7 with ATI Cards
Guide: Enable ATI + Nvidia PhysX On Single Monitor
How to set up Hybrid PhysX: Radeon HD5870 + GeForce GTX275 (PhysX)

From YouTube:

Got bored so decided to try PhysX with my card to see how it would run. To my surprise it works quite well so I decided I’ll just post a video of it running for you peeps.

Drivers used is the 195.62 WHQL’s w/ Catalyst 10.1 WHQL’s

Card used dedicated for PhysX was an XFX 9500GT (just so happened to be the same company as the 5870′s)

Tags: ATi, ATI PhysX, Dedicated PhysX Card, Dedicated PhysX Setup, GPU PhysX, GTX275, Hybrid PhysX Setup, Nvidia, PC, PhysX, Radeon HD5870, Unreal Tournament 3 PhysX mod