this is a two part question. One. can this card work in a gigabite GA-965P-DS3 motherboard? Two. If I decided to up grade parts can this card be run Sli/ crossfire
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http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=2456#ov http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4217#ov I don't know, but the links to Gigabyte may help.
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Of course it will run your gear, with 750w of power will be enough for SLI or CrossFire. Just make sure that the power supply has the 6 pin connectors that your video cards will demand. But when it comes to power, 750w is fair enough.
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Yes. With the mobo you can actually use upto two pci-e cards like this in crossfire.
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It takes less than a minute to research your motherboard and pull up it's specs. http://www.asrock.com/mb/intel/775i65g/If you scroll down to Expansion / Connectivity, you'll see that it has 1 x AGP 8X slot, which means all AGP 8X and probably slower cards are compatible too. With PCI Express 3 being a newer expansion slot standard, you wouldn't want a slower card. The simple answer is yes, it's compatible.
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Yes it does, however I recommend you wait a hair, EVGA just released newer verisions of the SLI Bridge, which will work even fast on our GTX 900 series graphics cards! Go to www.evga.com for more info
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Considering that on average, while running newer games on Ultra settings, I'm only using a total of around 330 watts, I would say it'll probably work. On the other hand, there's literally no reason to use two of these in SLI; even with just one I can run any new game on the highest possible settings in every area and still get 60+FPS. The second card won't do anything.
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Absolutely! Every review I've seen says that 2560x1440 runs perfectly on it. As for crossfire, I assume you mean SLI? If so, then yes! Card is awesommeeeeee
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It will work in SLI boards but since there is no port of the top of the card, it cannot be bridge to another card.
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This should work fine, yeah. Your board supports ATI Crossfire (I'm not sure about nVidia SLI) so if you ever want to go multi-card, you might not be able to do so with this board. If you're going to stick with single card, though, this should be fine.
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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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The card itself is capable of SLI. Whether or not your motherboard and chipset are capable depends on what they are. But yes, you can certainly run two of these in SLI. Or three. Or four.
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As far as I can tell, it will not. It supports AMD Crossfire, but not Nvidia SLI.
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These chipsets really only work with 1.5v memory. If it's a 1.65 you will likely have problems. Just check the compatibility list via the gigabyte site and it should work fine. Only problem I had with this board was with Corsair series ssds or rather, the chip set they use. It just didn't work with this gigabyte. I was forced to move to an Asus z87-a board to resolve that.
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Hi, thanks for contacting us. This card can only be used in a PCIE X16 slot. I am sorry and if there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any other questions please let me know. Sincerely, Chris Nickels Red Planet Trading
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This card can do a cross fire with an A10 6800K APU. I cross fired this card with the A10 6800K using the GIGABYTE GA-F2A85X-UP4 ATX Motherboard. However, when I installed it, I had to make sure that the UEFI BIOS enabled the GPU in the APU (basically just make sure you keep the integrated graphics enabled). It runs like a champ, it'll run several programs at once without a hiccup, and it plays several games using the high graphics quality settings.
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I have this board and this card. It works great, just make sure you have the 4 pin molex pcie connected and 2 separate 6+2 pin connectors. I'm currently using a rosewill lightning 1300 watt to support this card since the rosewill lightning 800 watt wasn't enough
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Curt I don't see why not. However, I'm not an expert and don't want to do you any damage! I must say though that I'm impressed with the card and have it in a Gigabyte lg1150 motherboard.