Can this handle 2 geforce GTX 770s: factory overclocked?
299288
It is SLI ready for sure, but I would check the power draw on sli 770s first. I'm currently running an over-volted fx-8350 with an R9 280x overclocked and it is perfectly stable. According to an article I read awhile back, the wattage requirement listed with the card regards to the maximum draw when over volted, so you don't actually need near as much. Try posting on Tomshardware.com to see if anyone has run it with sli.
299289
It is a powerful single rail psu so it can handle up to 750watt output, if that is what two GTX770's over clocked make.
299290
looks like a single 770 needs 450w so it would seem that no is the answer? You would need a 1000w power supply I would suggest to have no potential issues
515669
Yes. If you buy two of the same ones. Make sure you have a strong enough PSU.
635223
Absolutely sir. I bought this for my brothers gaming rig. His gpu is a gtx 770 and we have had no problems. For gaming, an i5 is more than enough. The gpu is more important in this case. Even if you went all out with dual 780ti's that CPU would be fine. Overclocks very well also
1274292
I have a GTX 770, which as I understand is basically a GTX 680 chip that has already been overclocked by nVidia. Therefore, there really isn't much headroom for OC'ing the 770, but I'm sure some have tried. Google is your friend... :) I have OC'd previous nVidia cards and have good stable success, just be patient and do it slowly, stress the card (hopefully with game) and monitor temps all the time. It isn't a procedure for the lazy who want to shortcut... Good luck.
1955786
700 Watt will be more than enough for one GTX 760. I'm almost certain it could run two.
763079
Should work fine. I wouldnt try to SLI 2 titans. But should work fine for 1.
791388
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.
782866
I recently built a system with this MB and memory but an AMD FX 8320 eight core running 3.7G and GTX 770 vid card. I have had NO issues whatsoever with any aspect of this machines performance while preforming HD video editing, or playing Top Tier graphics intensive multi player games. So I feel you would be pleased with the two products compatibility and performance together. I hope this helps you with you question.
102222
Well if you have the money, save for a 970, more performance and better power consumption. If you are still getting the 770. You should check your PSU if you have 2x6 & 2x8.My msi 770 came with 2x8 standalone connectors that u can use on your PSU but i didnt need it. MY PSU(Corsair CX600) has 2 2x8 connectors. Get a 600w Good PSU(Like corsair or seasonic or something)
2232560
If you have the exact same one, they will definitely be compatible. Two issues to keep in mind: 1) Make sure you have enough RAM slots; 2) Because the built-in heat sink is kind of bulky, make sure there is enough physical space to plug in both cards. Otherwise, you should be good to go.
116446
Yea but it must be with another of the same card. And why would you buy two of these? Most games can't even benefit from sli and a 770 is cheaper and will give you better performance for all non cuda applications.
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.
1904701
The short, honest answer here is that I really do not know. Given some of the problems that I have experienced with this card, though, I suspect that using two of these in one machine would lead to frustration.
1611795
Yes. I'm running two monitors with this card - one with the DVI slot and a second with the VGA port. Both work fine.
361371
I would check out tomshardware gpu list and see how it stacks up. You will only be able to use 1 of the GPUs since they are from different vendors.
2022330
Hi Jay, To answer your question, "Yes it is" as long as your GTX 760 has either an (8+8 pin), (6+8 pin) or a (6+6 pin) power socket configuration, which it should. I suspect you most likely have a dual 8 pin socket to power it, as my GTX 770 Classified ACX cooler does. My only concern is you will running that PSU close to it's max power on the graphics card alone & these 700 series cards require 600 watts minimum recommended power to run them, not counting all the other accessories you have connected to your PC rig like the motherboard, fans & drives you will be running. My recommendation is you check all the power requirements of all the parts you using in your system and add up how many watts you will need total and run a more powerful PSU than you require as not to run the PSU so hard. Better to have extra power than not enough! This will give you room for expansion to upgrade or add additional accessories later and avoid burning out a PSU running maxed out. I hope this helps you out! All the Best, Dan
2097188
Flawlessly. This is one of the most powerful graphics cards available at the moment. It has 3 gb of VRAM so it multiple displays is no problem.