Have they stopped making this card because one day i was hoping to sli them.....
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This card is discontinued but you should be able find refurbished or used in the market.
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.
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Probably because their biggest competitor, Newegg, ran out of them at $189.99 and won't be restocking them. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102954
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When running in SLI the two 16X slots will run at 8X which is fine since it won't bottleneck even at that speed. However the third slot runs at 4X which would cause a timing problem as far as know. I never run Cross-Fire or SLI. I just buy the fastest single card and go that route due to micro- stuttering. Steven Level
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I know there are versions of this laptop that are non-SLI. Dang. Because the heat that outputs worries me. :/
907852
From the quick search of your motherboard:Your board supports PCI-eThe card is PCI-e 3.0Generally 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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750Ti cards are not SLI compatible and you can use only one of them in any computer you build, regardless what motherboard you buy
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Yes, but i would check AMD site if the offer is still up, a new generation of GPU has come so i guess they changed the deal.
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dosent support, this card its really basic but so powerfull, if you want sli i recomend you the GTX 960 or better, low cost and really good performance
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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.
836253
This mobo doesn't support SLI, only crossfire as it says, but u canuse a nvidia card alone
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I have a PCI 2.0 board and have seen zero issues. I have owned it for about 6 months, and I can play Metro: Last Light on maxed settings (PhysX off) and I get 55-60fps at full 1080p. Enjoy it, it's a great card.
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Yes you can. Have fun with those 980s. I've got one and it is awesome. SLI should outperform juat about anything.
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Yes it supports SLI but they have to be in the same series. In this case 600 series
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I had a similar experience which I stated in my review a while ago. It looks like this card is somehow limited to low frame rates at 1080p with major problems @60Hz.
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no it doesn't support it. but there is a patch that we graphics modders use. HyperSLI which is not supported anymore but it still works great. it will give you sli support. try it out and if you don't like it then buy a higher gigabyte board as this is one of their cheapest and they skimped on a lot of features. If you have anymore questions feel free to ask as this is my fianc's account I may be delayed getting back to you but I will get back to you when she lets me know. personally I say this board is $109 go to ebay and get a z77x-ud3h for the same or up to 40 bucks more if you can return this. definitely check out the patch though. http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/hypersli-enabling-sli-on-non-sli-motherboards.153046/
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This card won't work in SLI with another non Ti. You need identical cards to run them in SLI if you want to have good results, this includes using the same manufacturer and model number, clock speeds etc.