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At a high level what Lucid's technology does is intercept OpenGL/DirectX commands from the CPU to the GPU and load balance them across any number of GPUs. The final buffers are read back by the Lucid chip and sent to primary GPU for display.
The technology sounds flawless. You don't need to worry about game profiles or driver support, you just add more GPUs and they should be perfectly load balanced. Even more impressive is Lucid's claim that you can mix and match GPUs of different performance levels. For example you could put a GeForce GTX 285 and a GeForce 9800 GTX in parallel and the two would be perfectly load balanced by Lucid's hardware; you'd get a real speedup. Eventually, Lucid will also enable multi-GPU configurations from different vendors (e.g. one NVIDIA GPU + one AMD GPU).
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5870 plus a geforce 8800 for Physx? What do you guys think?
uh you don't need tech/ or shit for that, you can use any card for physx. @ overclock.net somebody did it, something like installing ATI drivers then NVIDIA drivers.. reboot.. and a few other things.
Ajacks has a 8800 something and two GTX 285 as far as I know? :v:
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I was replying/ to this////
This is pointless until they get multi vendor support going. Plus it'd be a lot more useful if it was done in software.
Thats rather clever.
Shame it's only on an msi board at the moment :(
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