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HOW TO: Set up two nvidia clients

i have a slight variation on two nvidia clients query. just got a 9600GT for physx with my 5850 render card. what i want to know is how do i go about getting F@H happening on the 9600. Its already running on the 5850
 
I've never done this, but it is my understanding that you install the drivers for Nvidia, install the F@H client for Nvidia, and make sure that both clients have -local. Only run one client at a time until you are sure that you have both clients aimed at the correct GPU.
 
I've never done this, but it is my understanding that you install the drivers for Nvidia, install the F@H client for Nvidia, and make sure that both clients have -local. Only run one client at a time until you are sure that you have both clients aimed at the correct GPU.

-local flag is really not needed. Download the GPU2 clients, make 2 folders (1 for each GPU). Make your shortcuts and distinguish/separate the clients with the -gpu 0 and -gou 1 flag. Also make sure you extend the secondary monitor or both whichever your control panel lets you.
 
i have a slight variation on two nvidia clients query. just got a 9600GT for physx with my 5850 render card. what i want to know is how do i go about getting F@H happening on the 9600. Its already running on the 5850

I don't know how well it works to run F@H on two different GPUs like that. I know the clients for whatever reason give trouble when using two different models of the same brand of card. I can only imagine the grief that would happen with trying on nVidia and ATI in the same machine :eek:
 
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