Would this be sli compatible with this other version of the card which i already own? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/b00cziqxba/ref=oh_aui_detailp Would this be sli compatible with this other version of the card which i already own? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/b00cz... » Read More Would this be sli compatible with this other version of the card which i already own? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/b00cziqxba/ref=oh_aui_detailp « Show Less
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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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it works on any nvidia card. its long enough that you can have 2 PCI slots between the two cards you want to SLI
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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.
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You can only do SLi if the cards are both the same and basically look at it like this. If you do SLi you are basically doubling what one card can do. SLi will not work if the cards are different.
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They do not run SLI. If you were to buy 2 of these I'd rather spend that money on one GTX 980. The 980 is equal to or greater than, performance wise, than two of these.
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This PSU has and still is serving me very well. It didn't flinch at anything I've thrown at it but I have not tried SLI. Should you are within its limits, you should also be fine with SLI.
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I use two of these in SLI and have been running everything I play on max, even new games. You could probably do the same with just one, to be honest.
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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.
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No. SLI can only be viable with 2 identical cards. The most you might be able to do is dedicate the 780 to Physx alone..but it's hardly worth the price since many games still don't utilize Physx. I'd sell the 780 and put the money towards 2 of these. Or just sli 2 780 supers. The difference is probably nominal.
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You need a six pin power cable, and this product dose not support SLI. Just letting you know if you were looking at up grading later. I like the card, but if I had known that it didn't support SLI, I wouldn't have purchased it. Although that being said it's a great card and has worked well for me. I play all the latest games and have had no problem with it.
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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.
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Hi, Yes, the card, an 8800GT is a PCI-e type. Thats the long slot in your motherboard these days, designed for these video cards. I have an A8N SLI Deluxe as well, and it runs normally two 8600 GTs. (One 8600 broke after a long time, thankfully not frying out anything but itself so I am waiting on a replacement) SLI mode is envoked when you have 2 Cards in those 2 PCI-e Slots. x8 x16 and that other stuff have to do with running Single or Multiple Cards. With the A8N Deluxe (the newer versions that lack the old fashioned sli switch card), the Asus AI software auto switches between x8 and x16. Don't worry, that card will run :)
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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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Yes it supports SLI but they have to be in the same series. In this case 600 series
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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.
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I have two in SLI. I haven't played all new titles in 5760x1080, but i was able to run crysis 3 maxed out in surround. BF3 ran at very playable frames as well. Skyrim ran at over 60 fps with quite a few mods active as well. These cards in SLI will run anything on a single monitor maxed out even at higher single monitor resolutions. The 2gb of GDDR5 only starts to become taxed or insufficient when surround gaming comes into play at resolutions exceeding 5760x1080. If I were you i would spend a few extra bucks for two gtx 670 ftw+ with the 4gb of GDDR5. This will future proof you as far as surround gaming for a few years. Just my 2 cents. I have two in SLI. I haven't played all new titles in 5760x1080, but i was able to run crysis 3 maxed out in surround. BF3 ran at very playable frames as well. Skyrim ran at over 60 fps with quite a few mods active as well. These cards in SLI will run anything on a single monitor maxed out even at higher single monitor resolutions. The 2gb of GDDR5 only starts to become taxed or insufficient when surround gaming comes into play at resolutions exceeding 5760x1080. If I were you i would spend a few extra bucks for two gtx 670 ftw+ with the 4gb of GDDR5. This will future proof you as far as... » Read More I have two in SLI. I haven't played all new titles in 5760x1080, but i was able to run crysis 3 maxed out in surround. BF3 ran at very playable frames as well. Skyrim ran at over 60 fps with quite a few mods active as well. These cards in SLI will run anything on a single monitor maxed out even at higher single monitor resolutions. The 2gb of GDDR5 only starts to become taxed or insufficient when surround gaming comes into play at resolutions exceeding 5760x1080. If I were you i would spend a few extra bucks for two gtx 670 ftw+ with the 4gb of GDDR5. This will future proof you as far as surround gaming for a few years. Just my 2 cents. « Show Less
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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.