Does a dual processor video card for multitasking or will it help run high-end games faster too?

Answer 1

it only processes video, and sometimes physics, it won't help multitask in the most commonly used sense of the word. all it does to get a good video card is to give you higher frame rates and more complicated lighting.

Answer 2

If you are talking about a video card like the GeForece 7950 GX2 which has two graphics processors, it doesn't really do anything for multitasking but it is good for playing high end games.

Dual core main processors are what are good for multitasking, although currently aren't that big a bonus for games, but will be very soon as game design changes. Also, the Core 2 Duo E6600 is faster than the FX62, and is half the price, just an FYI.

Answer 3

First of all I am a bit not clear about your question as I have'nt known of any dual processor video card ya there are dual core processors.

You can have two video cards in a PCIe slot in SLI mode which is awsome for gaming.
You can go for the Nvidia 7800 series or the ATI 1900 series.

If you are talkin about dual core processors then ya they help significantly in multitasking as well as gaming.
If you want the best processor for gaming go for AMD X64 its around 700 $.

Answer 4

Depends, but usually it helps run single games too. If you use ATI's Crossfire as the double GPU solution, it can accellerate any 3D game out there using both GPU's. Nvidia's SLI needs special support, but almost all current-generation games (the ones where you need the extra power) provide this support. So in short, yes, Dual GPU's help run single high-end games.

Answer 5

Yes, a high-end video card helps, but the restrictor is the bottle-neck of your core processor.