I have a GeForce 560 SE. Can I use this card and the 560 SE together and daisy chain them? If not, any suggestions?
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Probably not. If you're referring to setting the cards up in SLI mode.. I believe you would NEED to have 2 cards of the exact same model. I've never bothered with SLI, so I'm not positive, but from what I've heard, having the same cards is essential.
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The proper term with Nvidia cards would be SLI, Scalable Link Interface. It is not possible to use this card and a GTX 560 SE together in an SLI build. You would either need to buy another GTX 560 SE (brand name doesnt matter) or purchase two of these, or any other Nvidia card for that matter. Also please note that if you do decide to use two cards that have differing memory speeds the faster card will be forced to run at the slower speed of the second card.
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The card isn't powerful enough. You'll have to go a lot more high-end for a card that supports more than two simultaneous outputs. Look for a Quadro.
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Yes you should be able to use another graphics card simotaneously with this one. If you aren't running more than a two screen setup this would be highly unnecessary. Unless you run animation/3D modeling editing software on both screens or simotaneously
907853
From the quick search of your motherboard: Your board supports PCI-e The card is PCI-e 3.0 Generally devices are backwards comparable but you will experience slower bus speeds. I am not sure if you have 3.0 or not, but the card should work regardless. The only downfall I dislike about this specific card is it says it supports SLI, but does NOT actually have the ports. So it supports it, just cant use it? Thats silly to me.
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No, you MUST use a pci-e slot. I'm not a gamer so I cannot respond as to whether this is adequate for gaming scenarios.
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Yes. As long as you have good enough power supply, and can find one of these cards for a reasonable price. I love the card but for the money of buying two... you might be better off buying a slightly newer/more powerful card. It would be a lot more efficient, probably cheaper and definitely quieter. Then again, if you already have one card, then go for it!
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This takes up one PCI E slot. The only way you would need another slot for this is if you bought two and ran them in SLI
864979
I remember correct I use 750W not sure if can run with sli or not i only got 1 card
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Absulutely, any 780 would work just fine. I myself have 780 gaming series working on it. Basically any card would work with this, even a titan and 780 ti.
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You can use this card in SLi. Be sure your motherboard supports SLi and that you have a power supply capable of running two video cards in SLi along with other components you have connected.
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As long as they are the same series and have the same amount of VRAM they will SLI perfectly. I would recommend putting the card with the highest clock speed in first/top PCIe slot.
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Yes you can. Just make sure to account for other hardware as well. I've seen this card go up to around 120 watts under load.
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I have 2x GeForce GTX 660, running right now on this computer that are tied together with SLI. Working great. Video card link: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125443
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If you have AGP port in the motherboard it's possible to use, they are plug n play, try it this is awesome card
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from what ive read about it yes, you should be able to. but its worth double checking. open up your computer look at the mother board and where the card should go it should read pci 16, if it does your golden.
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It is possible I think to run one card on a 460 supply, I have 1250 power supply and am running 2 cards.
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You are better off using identical cards. Make sure you have a good power supply and good case cooling as 2 of these cards create a lot of heat.