
In the near future I'm gonna buy a whole new PC, which is gonna cost a bit of money, so you can easily guess I'm a bit anxious about doing the "right thing" when installing Octane and having it work fine.

My future specs:
- Win 7 64bits
- 6Gb RAM
- 3x SLI Motherboard
- 1 GTX 560 (the one I won in the competition - yay !!!

- 1 GTX 480
1) I'm still running Octane 2.3 v5 - from what I've read in the dedicated topic, I'd better switch to 2.43 (more stable, more possibilities, etc) - is this correct ?
2) As I'm going to have 2 GPUs running at the same time, I should be using CUDA drivers 3.0 - is this correct ?
But apparently I shouldn't worry about this, as Abstrax said :
3) I'm also planning to keep my old GTX275 and use it with the other two GPUs - will it work?abstrax wrote:On Windows you do NOT have to install any CUDA toolkits or drivers. Just install the latest NVIDIA graphics driver (266.58) and it should work without problems.
4) When all plugged together, do the "slower" GPUs slow down the "better" GPUs?
I know all these questions are a pain to you who are well-acquainted with that kind of thing, but your help would be much appreciated, guys.

Many thanks, and keep enjoying this beautiful software that is OCTANE !!!

Madcoo