I have a GTX560Ti maximum graphics edition that came with Crysis 2 on my on a P67A-UD4-B3 gigabyte motherboard. Would I be able to SLI with this card?
874192
After looking up your Mobo and seeing it has 2 PCIe slots,,,,, your answer is YES
1320190
From what i understand you need 2 identical cards to run SLI you can not run 2 different cards. sorry mate, but you might be able to run the second card for physics.i would do more research to find out.
763079
Should work fine. I wouldnt try to SLI 2 titans. But should work fine for 1.
772080
Hi, Yes, the card, an 8800GT is a PCI-e type. Thats the long slot in your motherboard these days, designed for these video cards. I have an A8N SLI Deluxe as well, and it runs normally two 8600 GTs. (One 8600 broke after a long time, thankfully not frying out anything but itself so I am waiting on a replacement) SLI mode is envoked when you have 2 Cards in those 2 PCI-e Slots. x8 x16 and that other stuff have to do with running Single or Multiple Cards. With the A8N Deluxe (the newer versions that lack the old fashioned sli switch card), the Asus AI software auto switches between x8 and x16. Don't worry, that card will run :)
201504
No, not only what jordan said, but a 750 or 750ti do not have sli fingers on them, you would need a 770 and better for atleast 2 way. get a 950 or 960 for sli:)
2177363
Just make sure that you have the PCI-E cables that youll need from that PSU. It requires one 6 pin and one 8 pin. That MOBO has a PCIE 3.0 x16 so you should be fine. Keep in mind that you will not be able to SLI later on with that MOBO. If returning the item is still a option I would recommend spending a extra bit for the 770. Hope it helps.
733925
It will blow it away. I upgraded from the GTX550Ti, and there is no comparison in performance. While the only games I couldn't play on max were Crysis 3 and Farcry 3 with the 550, with the GTX760, I'm getting 60fps (I use the setting to keep FPS to monitor refresh rate) with every game I own at max settings. CPU: i5 3570k @ 4.3ghz, 8gb RAM
574803
Yes. With the use of an SLI bridge (usually comes with motherboard or can be bought on amazon for cheap), you can use up to 4 of these at a time. Personally, I bought one. Then another when I had the money. Two of these is 10-15% cheaper and 10-15% more powerful than a GTX 780 TI
1815123
Yes, both sli and crossfire is supported as well if you plan to get x2 gtx 770!
518231
It will be fine but you can't do SLI for Nvidia if you want to go that route just single card. Great board btw.
602664
They do not run SLI. If you were to buy 2 of these I'd rather spend that money on one GTX 980. The 980 is equal to or greater than, performance wise, than two of these.
2186324
Yes it would. It would support sli as well. I have a 780 (bought it way before 780ti got released) and I will throw in another 780 soon!
1850277
This card won't work in SLI with another non Ti. You need identical cards to run them in SLI if you want to have good results, this includes using the same manufacturer and model number, clock speeds etc.
1764382
not that I know of,this card is already over clocked from the factory so it can be used as a stand alone .to sli these cards might not be worth the money scince you drop down to 8x on the second one. most feel from what ive read will not.they don't feel that they would gain anything from sli.they would save or buy a better card/cards .its the old question of to sli or not to sli.
1341368
The card supports pci 3.0, but it doesn't really come close to using the full bandwidth that 3.0 allows. In fact, I'm not sure that it surpasses 2.0. The consensus on the internet is that there's almost no noticeable difference with a single GTX 780 Ti. Multiple cards might be another situation, but I've got 2 GTX 780 Ti cards in SLI on my PCI 3.0 mobo and it wasn't a significant improvement compared to the previous PCI 2.0 mobo I had.
1338518
No as I had the asus P8Z68-V motherboard.. Id say you need to make sure the psu is above 500watts( mine is a 750 watt as I want to sli it later on) and you have a PCI -IE slot and it should just go straight in, If you had an old pci video card then it should go in but make sure it'll fit.. my old card 4870 1 gig is the same size so fitted nicely.. cheers from NZ
2092078
No, SLI is Nvidia technology. AMD/ATI use Crossfire to link multiple cards and this card supports Crossfire without needing a separate link cable.