Will this mobo support 2 evga 750ti ftw Graphics cards?
1180436
750Ti cards are not SLI compatible and you can use only one of them in any computer you build, regardless what motherboard you buy
1180437
No, it only supports Crossfire (AMD/ATI) for GPUs at this time, but you could mount one NVIDIA card itself.
1180438
Also, the 750's are not SLI compatible. So regardless of which motherboard is being used you will be unable to SLI any of the 750 style GPU's
224740
It will work. What Corsair tried to address here is the Haswell compatibility problem, which the CS series line was completely cleared of. This line works perfectly fine for any mobo. You will need a pretty strong GPU to justify 750W though; be sure not to fall for marketing tricks. 750 W is usually too much, by quite a wide margin, in most PC's I come accross with.
445440
It will work just fine. You could run 2 or probably even 3 in crossfire with that psu. 600 is already more than enough. Cpu wont be a problem either
813062
It should work fine, though I haven't tried. There's two DVI outputs and one connector in the GTX 650 card.
1067926
I have my whole system hooked up to a 750 watt PSU except for my second card, which is hooked up to my 500 watt PSU. So if you're putting both cards on the 750 watt PSU then you should be fine.
864979
I remember correct I use 750W not sure if can run with sli or not i only got 1 card
960221
Yes. I have two EVGA GTX 770 in SLI and a FX 8350 on my computer. I have an 850 power supply.
1375728
I might work, not sure about the on board Graphic being AMD if that will make a difference. Sure you can shut the on board graphics off in bios. If I where really you, I would go with a 760 or 770 if it's in your price range. They even got out a 750 ti boost that is a great card, but I would go with a 760 or higher if it would work on your board. Could ask Evga. I have 2 of those 660 FTW sig 2 GPU's 2-way SLi. They preform great but even I want to upgrade here soon. Hope this helps in some way.
1607159
I am running a single video card system. But the space between the video cards must be ample to support 2 dual cards. Doesn't look like enough room to me but the motherboard does support it !!!!!!
521335
That should be fine. It depends on what MoBo and CPU you're using, fans, and if you plan on doing any overclocking. I personally went with a 750w PSU to make sure I wouldn't have any hiccups.
1955786
700 Watt will be more than enough for one GTX 760. I'm almost certain it could run two.
749786
It will not, unless the motherboard has another VGA port. This card can run 2 monitors successfully using DVI and VGA.
1921600
I'm not familiar with those mobo's. If they have a PCI-E slot on them, then I don't see why it wouldn't work.
202025
I do not have that motherboard, so I can not say 100% that it will work. However, that board does have a PCIe (PCI Express) x16 slot which will take a standard PCIe graphics card (which this is), it doesn't matter if it's PCIe v2.0 or PCIe v3.0. Both should work. If you are using the onboard graphics you may need to disable it when you install the EVGA card, that kind of stuff (if necessary) can be done in the BIOS. Good Luck.
2069133
David, I SLI 2 Nvidia GTX 780 Ti's and they work like a charm with this motherboard.
1527321
Yes, it has 4 6+2 pin pci-e plugs. So you could run two gtx 760's if you want.
945787
Yes, this board supports two Nvidia graphics cards in SLI mode. I am currently running two GTX 760s in my system.