unclear if it is a nvidea or amd but question is can it be crossfired or sli-ed
1281351
This is an AMD card. I think that it can be crossfired, I see a connection near the top left of the product picture. Although I have read somewhere that you will need at least a 650W power supply.
1731966
yes it will work. but the board doesn't support SLI. It only supports crossfire for AMD Radeon cards.
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.
2222074
The motherboard that I used had already a PCI Express 3.0. I do not recall the video board needing any special connection to either the motherboard or power. I do not know how to crossfire with AMD A10-6700/ w 8670D I/G. I used a motherboard that is using an Intel I5 processor.
2061292
Yes the x58 can sli and crossfire, if you do some searching some people have heat problems with the bottom card due to spacing but it is not that tight.
589381
It doesn't look much different to me except for that eyefinity technology but it claims to do the same thing. I had to put a new power supply in with my Video Card, a Corsair 600W. The one you're looking at only requires 300W or better so you wouldn't have to swap out your power supply unless you're looking for AMD Crossfire technology, you'll have to go to a 400W power supply. My video card is very big and take up a lot of room. For the money, it looks like you have a found a comparable card for $100 less. I have had no problems for a year with my card and just this past Sunday, removed it and put it in my new PC with no issues. Good luck sir.
546894
The motherboard itself has 2 video card slots, the space between is tight, but SLI could work. Updrade the power supply.
1877217
Yes. We have a Geforce 650 TI in it. It has (2) if you wanted to go Sli or crossfire.
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/
1457148
Newegg says support for both NVIDIA and AMD multi-GPU setups but only comes with SLI bridge connector.
983090
This should work fine, yeah. Your board supports ATI Crossfire (I'm not sure about nVidia SLI) so if you ever want to go multi-card, you might not be able to do so with this board. If you're going to stick with single card, though, this should be fine.
1297347
You can use this card in SLi. Be sure your motherboard supports SLi and that you have a power supply capable of running two video cards in SLi along with other components you have connected.
1286547
Yeah, you should be able to crossfire it with a different manufacturer's card as long as it's a 7970. The clock/memory speeds will be set to the same for both cards, but it should work fine.
1881984
You can only SLI with the exact same chipset. Meaning, you need this card, as is, x2 ($1000+) (also you really wouldn't need that for anything, the 780 on its own can do a beast of a job)
1491800
Yes The motherboard supports SLI, and it will work with any Two of the same model Nvidia cards.
737387
This isn't really the place for troubleshooting, but check your motherboard -- if it is purpose built for SLI it may not handle other types of cards in both slots at the same time. Alternatively it may require additional config in the BIOS to recognize the cards as not bring graphics cards. Both of these possibilities are specific to lower end / consumer / workstation boards -- if yours is specifically a server board there may be another issue going on. Either way unless the cards are both DOA (unlikely) its probably a motherboard issue -- try contacting that manufacturer for support if you aren't able to resolve it with their manuals. This isn't really the place for troubleshooting, but check your motherboard -- if it is purpose built for SLI it may not handle other types of cards in both slots at the same time. Alternatively it may require additional config in the BIOS to recognize the cards as not bring graphics cards. Both of these possibilities are specific to lower end / consumer / workstation boards -- if yours is specifically a server board there may be another issue going on. Either way unless the cards are both DOA (unlikely) its probably a motherboard issue -- try contacting that manufacturer for support if you... » Read More This isn't really the place for troubleshooting, but check your motherboard -- if it is purpose built for SLI it may not handle other types of cards in both slots at the same time. Alternatively it may require additional config in the BIOS to recognize the cards as not bring graphics cards. Both of these possibilities are specific to lower end / consumer / workstation boards -- if yours is specifically a server board there may be another issue going on. Either way unless the cards are both DOA (unlikely) its probably a motherboard issue -- try contacting that manufacturer for support if you aren't able to resolve it with their manuals. « Show Less
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This is what I know, if your motherboard has a pci-e connector and you are are using a win vista/7/even win8 OS version system, then this should work on your system. Now if you are thinking of connecting 2 video card, you have to find out if your motherboard is 'sli' or 'crossfire' ready. Usually, a motherboard that use an INTEL processor is SLI-ready and the AMD processor motherboard is Crossfire-readyI kinda assemble my own system and I used AMD processor and gigabytes motherboard. I shop components that I can afford and a little faster than normal.Hope this helps.