Will my power supple work with two of these using a SLI set up or do I need some kind of adapter? And if so, what kind? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001...
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That's more than enough watts. It should work with your power supply too. However, I would check any specifics on both manufacturers websites.
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It looks like NVIDIA recommends a minimum of 850W for the GTX 780 SLI operation. Keep in mind that this Rosewill power supply is a Bronze PS which is middle of the road. The video cards are asking for more than 50% (540W) of the PS capacity. You may want to move up to a Gold rated PS or 1200W. Will it handle it? Probably, but for how long?
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I remember correct I use 750W not sure if can run with sli or not i only got 1 card
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The motherboard itself has 2 video card slots, the space between is tight, but SLI could work. Updrade the power supply.
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This PSU has and still is serving me very well. It didn't flinch at anything I've thrown at it but I have not tried SLI. Should you are within its limits, you should also be fine with SLI.
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It can with lower voltage cards such as a 970 or a 280x. But I'm not Shure about the higher end cards. Google power supply calculator and see if and of the calculators will show the power requirements for the SLI configuration your looking for.
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Hey Ronel,I have a 750 watt power supply that I am using with this card. However, a standard power supply one with no less than 350 watts should be enough to run the card with no problems. I would recommend getting a 400 to 450 watt power supply if you will be using this card for gaming.
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Too late for you know obviously being a month later after question but in case anyone reads this deciding as well. Irregardless of the wattage, you need 30 amps or more. If you get a psu with a solid single rail all you need is 30 because all these video cards give an estimate assuming the amps are spread out on 2 or more separate 12v rails. The guy with the SFX 450W is actually more than enough because it contains a single rail with 36 amps. Don't listen to the people who say you need 650 amps, that's ridiculous unless you plan on doing sli.
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Hi Jordan. A safe bet, in my opinion, would be a 600-650 watt rating on your power supply unit (PSU). That should handle an overclocked GPU, plus the needs of any CPU you might have installed, along with the usual memory configurations (8 to 16 GB), an optical drive, and several hard drives (including a mix of solid state and conventional drives). You should have power to spare. However, if you think you might want to run a dual-SLI card configuration, then I would go with an 850-watt PSU like those available from Corsair and other reputable vendors. A second card will draw roughly 170-200 watts by itself under load, BTW. Hope this helps.
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If you mean link these 2 cards with bridge, Id say no: Sli works only with cards of the same model.
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I have a 600W power supply, and won't be getting SLI. I've cranked up everything to max in every game I've played on it, and it hasn't had any issues. 650W is plenty.
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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
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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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I had to bump up my power supply to a 750, it was a 450w, but you should have no issues. fyi, it consumes 4 power connectors, so you may need adapters if you dont have 4 available.
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Yes The motherboard supports SLI, and it will work with any Two of the same model Nvidia cards.
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You can but why? This adapter will reduce the bus speed from 16x to 1x, a dramatic reduction in speed. SLI is for those who crave SPEED. Just put 2 GPU's in your computer and be happy. This adapter is for crypto-currency (bitcoin, litecoin, etc) miners.
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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.