Does this card support g-sync?
2006516
In short, yes it supports g-sync. Any 650ti or higher card will, but only with display-port.
2006517
This card does not, but only because it lacks a DisplayPort port, otherwise the chip would be able to send the signal.
2262089
Yes it can. And to correct the previous answer, the ac standard this card supports in itself isn't the only 5ghz. You can have the n standard in 5ghz or 2.4ghz as well. I do believe the new ac standard is only 5ghz though.
230836
It certainly should. Mine was oddly incompatible with my motherboard, but shouldn't have been. However most graphics cards these days should work in most systems, it's just a matter of how well it will work. Make sure you have PCIE, hopefully 2.0 or up, and not AGP or some old hardware.
1180437
No, it only supports Crossfire (AMD/ATI) for GPUs at this time, but you could mount one NVIDIA card itself.
115690
Yes. The brand of the card doesn't matter. I've had this SLI bridge on two MSI GTX 660's for over a year and it still works like a dream. For me, matching graphics cards with motherboards seems to be more important (MSI mobo + MSI GPU). I haven't had any problems with my MSI 660s and MSI G45 that I've gotten before by mixing and matching. Of course, it's not a huge difference - but I notice it's more stable.
507558
To be honest, I have no idea. I am only using one monitor. Bought the card to boost my fps rate in the game I play, Everquest 2. Helped my fps quite a bit. Went from 5 to 9 frames a second to 21 to 55. A very nice improvement. Sorry could not help.
66882
best thing to do is go to msi web site and if not there ask on the board. if it is not listed on kingston or msi site then it is not fully supported.
253786
Yes it will support it I believe but you will need to install a new GPU that supports dual monitors. Be careful that you don't buy a card that needs more power than your power supply can handle since the power supply is on 300W I think. I am guessing either a 256 or 512 will work fine.
391942
The card performs at PCIe 2.0 speeds only, but it will work in slots that support PCIe 2.0 and 3.0 (x8 or x16)
404885
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-780-ti/specificationsyes you can. i am using two overclocked 780s fine. one TI will be fine
835976
Yes, It does....Check this list if you want: http://www.geforce.com/hardware/technology/physx/supported-gpus
749785
Look on the back of the card to see if it have a VGA port. If it does than it support's.
1732382
Software wise the motherboard can handle both ATI & Nvidia cards. Make sure card slot type it the right one
1929823
Yes, the card does support dual monitors, however, I do not recommend this card at all. I am currently in the process of trying to get a replacement from the manufacturer as the card overheats, making a loud noise constantly.
2092077
It uses CrossfireX, and you won't need any connector piece for it. Nowadays its handled purely by software. Just select "enable crossfirex" and you're running both your cards!
2128791
Yes, that's what I installed it on. There is almost no reduction in performance between 2.0 and 3.0. Apparently no video card currently out can actually outperform 2.0 at this time. Well, I haven't confirmed that with the newly released GTX 700 models.
1191905
Those are very high resolution monitors. This card will support higher resolutions but I cannot say that it will go that high. The manufacturer's website will have technical information.