How will 2 760 4gb run?

[DaZe_FAM0US]

i want to get another gtx 760 and i have a Evga FTW edition 4gb and i my friend is saying i will have compatibility problems with having 2 4GB cards Should i just go for a 780 i want to run 2 cards but i don't want to have problems so over all will i have problems or not and if im going to what should i do to prepare for them 

[MegaDave91]

No compatibility issues, but you're right that you should get a single 780.

[Unhelpful]

i want to get another gtx 760 and i have a Evga FTW edition 4gb and i my friend is saying i will have compatibility problems with having 2 4GB cards Should i just go for a 780 i want to run 2 cards but i don't want to have problems so over all will i have problems or not and if im going to what should i do to prepare for them 

There won't really be compatibility issues anymore and you will get better fps, but I would (and did) go for a single 780. Produces less heat, draws less power, and isn't a ton weaker. Will be better in some games that aren't optimized for dual cards, although those are becoming less common.

[DaZe_FAM0US]

why is it better i wont have to worry about cooling i have like 7 fans and liquid cooling on my Cpu 

[MegaDave91]

why is it better i wont have to worry about cooling i have like 7 fans and liquid cooling on my Cpu 

What resolution are you playing at? A second 760 might be redundant.

[DaZe_FAM0US]

im playing at 1920x1080 but i have a 144hz monitor so i wanna get the full run on my games 

[piggykid1]

No issues, but the 780 will beat 760 sli and lets say the 760 sli is the same exact performance not all games support sli so then you would be stuck with one 760

[DaZe_FAM0US]

mm the benchmarks prove otherwise and all the games i play are Sli ready  

[Hecknologist]

just look at the performance of the mars 760 for reference. Closer to a 780ti but sli/thermals/power consumption will still be a concern.

[Unhelpful]

No issues, but the 780 will beat 760 sli and lets say the 760 sli is the same exact performance not all games support sli so then you would be stuck with one 760

Most games support SLI. In 3 years I didn't enounter one that didn't. Also SLI 760s will beat a single 780 in most games, but it depends on how well the game is optimized. The reason to go for a single 780 is less heat output and less power consumption @DaZe_FAM0US Neither is a bad choice.

[MegaDave91]

No issues, but the 780 will beat 760 sli and lets say the 760 sli is the same exact performance not all games support sli so then you would be stuck with one 760

760 SLI will beat a single 780, but OP it's up to you. Go with your gut instincts. 

[DaZe_FAM0US]

imma go with a 760 jw if i would have problems but thanks guys really helpful

[piggykid1]

Most games support SLI. In 3 years I didn't enounter one that didn't. Also SLI 760s will beat a single 780 in most games, but it depends on how well the game is optimized. The reason to go for a single 780 is less heat output and less power consumption @DaZe_FAM0US Neither is a bad choice.

ok thanks

[EricPont]

Go for 780

[Thebman712]

If you have a 760, go ahead and add another but get a 780 if you are buying new