Is this card compatible with SLI?
244151
It will work in SLI boards but since there is no port of the top of the card, it cannot be bridge to another card.
244152
No, it would need to be the gtx 650 Ti boost, the regular gtx 650 has no sli connection
244153
Yes it supports SLI but they have to be in the same series. In this case 600 series
244154
im not sure you have to go to the manufacture website and look more there...sorry
318972
No SLi *but* you are free to run as many cards as you have slots. This will give you more real estate. The card has commendable Phys-x abilities, but you could dedicate another card to Phys-x. Mind your addressable memory on 32 bit Systems though.
976748
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.
183173
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.
450734
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/
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.
116447
Yes, if your motherboard supports SLI as well then these cards can be configured in such an array.
957919
Frank,This link (https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Z87A/) will give you all of the answers...but yes, it does support SLI.J
1396125
Greetings, good question, honestly I can not answer it because I dont have much experience with SLI / CrossFire, and I dont want to give a mediocre response (sorry) but as far I know, You need the same video card, same model, to do the SLI or CrossFire.
1354962
1GB effect as SLI does not double the usable memory (has to mirror between both GPUs data wise) and it is the 256bit. As for tested or working just ask the seller and if ripped file a claim.
183172
Probably not. If you're referring to setting the cards up in SLI mode.. I believe you would NEED to have 2 cards of the exact same model. I've never bothered with SLI, so I'm not positive, but from what I've heard, having the same cards is essential.
2039148
Yes, This card has SLI. Which means it can be upgraded to a dual graphics card.
442221
None of the 750ti cards are SLI capable. Its first generation Maxwell, and that was not a feature included by Nvidia. At least not until the second genation is released later this year/early next year.
255350
theoretically, it should but the general rule of thumb with Crossfire and SLi is to have two (or more) cards from the same manufacture and same cores, etc. if it works, you might not get the most out of the pairing and you'll only see the smallest amount of dram because of the 1Gb card. personally, I would look for another XFX HD6670 and pair those two. hope this helps.
1079169
The only requirement for SLI is that they have to be the same main model. I used to SLI GTX 280 with a GTX 280 SC that I later purchased. You CANT for example SLI a GTX 770 with a GTX 760.... as they are different models. Hope that helps.
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Prashant, To the best of my knowledge, you can use different cards in SLI. The only question you need to answer is: Does your Motherboard support multiple graphics cards? If so, using GeForce Experience program should assist with all of your SLI needs. Otherwise go to the nVidia webpage and check out the FAQ, or if you want better confirmation, call or email the nVidia support staff directly.
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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.