Can this PSU support 2 gtx 960 running on SLI
1864773
Considering it's TDP is only 120w, most likely. It depends on your system but 750w should be able to handle that without problem.
1864774
It should do this no problem. I have a 770 on mine. I think I made sure it would run 2 of those when I got it. Not 100% sure though
1266445
I personally went with an 850W gold certified Corsair PSU but I am running 2 760s in SLI. I wouldn't go any less than 750W bronze because I have quite a bit of hardware inside. A 650 bronze would work just fine if it's a single DVD\Blu-Ray and hard drive type system though.
1195944
Yes i have a 750W PSU and it should be even enough for a crossfire with two of these GPUs
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.
707935
well i have a Nvidia card, and the only thing to sli in it is the extra connectors from both the power supply and the connection between the two cards.
722233
Definitely. My EVGA GTX 980 SC fits just fine. Depending on how big your PSU is or how it is positioned, the 2nd graphics card for SLI purposes might be a tight fit
546894
The motherboard itself has 2 video card slots, the space between is tight, but SLI could work. Updrade the power supply.
1771855
I have the 650w version. It says on the box that could run two 75w graphic card and a 50w cpu. I have only one gtx 250 sli, with like 10 fans and several lights. It's running fantastic. However yours will require around 700w for two of those cards. I would recommend getting 750w for overclocking or even more expansion down the road. I'm jealous btw I'm sure that card is awesome.
754667
It depends on what kind of GPUs you'll be using. I tried to push two GTX 780's, and it wasn't enough for benchmarking. It ran for regular games, but you really want more headroom so you're not pushing your power supply so hard.
1603848
The card itself is capable of SLI. Whether or not your motherboard and chipset are capable depends on what they are. But yes, you can certainly run two of these in SLI. Or three. Or four.
1925205
The latest EVGA drivers support 3-way and Quad SLI. As others have already stated, motherboard support is the first hurdle. The second hurdle is that you would need a monster PSU. Each card can draw up to 250 W. Each card also requires 2 x 8-pin PCI-E power connectors.
518231
It will be fine but you can't do SLI for Nvidia if you want to go that route just single card. Great board btw.
262182
The CX500 isn't the best PSU, but it will run a single 660. SLI may be a different answer
515669
Yes. If you buy two of the same ones. Make sure you have a strong enough PSU.
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.
1955786
700 Watt will be more than enough for one GTX 760. I'm almost certain it could run two.
1770096
Really depends on what you will be running. I'm using a 850 watt Silverstone PSU. I runs all my components well, including my new 770GTX. Plus I may get another 770 later for SLI and it should accommodate that as well. Otherwise a 650 watt or so PSU would normally suffice if you only plan on using one card. This case can handle all of them in any event.