Does this support SLI
2012327
It does support SLI. Just make sure it provides enough wattage for the cards you want to use. The 850G2 could be a better bet if using power hungry video cards.
2012328
I'm running two GTX 670's off of this and it does an excellent job. Depending on the rest of your system, you'll be safe with this. If you have power hungry cards with a high TDP wattage or the rest of your system is sucking up a lot of power, consider the 850W.
2012329
Yes it supports both crossfire and sli. It's extremely quite too, can't even hear it at full load
778708
Unfortunately, this particular model is not SLI ready. If you want SLI you have to buy the GTX 650 TI BOOST.
1491800
Yes The motherboard supports SLI, and it will work with any Two of the same model Nvidia cards.
1850276
No, first of all CrossFire is AMD only. SLI only works for the same cards and only if they have the same memory.
83638
It supports both Radeon and nvidia GPU'S in SLI or crossfire great motherboard I like it I'm running 3 gtx 670's in SLI
1731968
It will work just a few things to keep in mindNo SLI on this motherboard and no PCIe 3.0
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.
550818
Should be but u might have to update the bios i think And is only crossfire --- no sli i hope it helps
379746
All sli bridge cables should work with any cards. They are standardly pretty universal.
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!
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.
602663
The GTX 650 does not have SLI support, but some GTX 650 Ti versions do - you may have looked at a Ti model during your research.
1881984
You can only SLI with the exact same chipset. Meaning, you need this card, as is, x2 ($1000+) (also you really wouldn't need that for anything, the 780 on its own can do a beast of a job)
439278
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
2092458
Prashant, To the best of my knowledge, you can use different cards in SLI. The only question you need to answer is: Does your Motherboard support multiple graphics cards? If so, using GeForce Experience program should assist with all of your SLI needs. Otherwise go to the nVidia webpage and check out the FAQ, or if you want better confirmation, call or email the nVidia support staff directly.
60484
As far as I am aware, I would say yes. But they are not SLI cards and are not meant to be connected. As long as you have PCI or PCIE then any PIC card will work. I can tell you that this card is amazing and is definitely worth the buy. But if you are looking for SLI Cards, then you have to choose SLI Specifically. I hope this helped.
2063549
Yes, but if you look at any PCI'e benchmarks you'll see that the GPU won't use all the bandwidth. I have two GTX 770's in SLI and have no bandwidth bottleneck. Hope this helps.