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Even a GTX 960, u can run your games @ 1080p w/ PhysX
The only real instances I've heard of where PhysX=CPU was asked for was Bohemia games; where they state that you should set to that because if on Auto or GPU, it can hinder game performance, which doesn't really seem to be the case, but that is what ask users to do.
It all depends on the hardware.
If using the latest hardware, like the OP, then GPU would be the best... but simply saying that GPU is always the best is incorrect. Auto would more than likely select GPU in this situation.
If NVIDIA then the choice is obvious, the GPU can handle doing PhysX via full GPU acceleration.
If it is a lower-end GPU that can't do games well, then the obvious choice is full disable of in-game PhysX.
Like I said, it is all dependent on the setup. Not everyone has the latest hardware.
Also, temps are about the same as they were on auto, so, yeah.
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/technology/physx/faq
Now why not "Auto" cause I noticed this is an issue in some PhysX games, where it's not switching to GPU for some reason when NVIDIA-CP is on AUTO. Setting to GPU ensures it's fully using that method.
Agreed.
I used to say auto was just fine, as it would always choose GPU... but this is no longer the case. For the longest time, it would choose GPU, but more and more games keep showing the occasional issue of changing it to use the CPU.
Definitely best to set to GPU and forget, especially with newer titles. If issues arise with older titles, then it is easier to manually switch it to CPU.
GTX 980m 8gb vram
i7-6700 @ 2.6
It can never perform "better" on CPU
I don't think anyone claimed it to be better, at least in the latest of posts since being necro'd.
So best is whenever you redo your Drivers (or for some reason NVIDIA-CP is back to defaults); ensure that is one of those NVIDIA-CP changes that you make.