SLI

[Cixorc]

Hi people, well my question is, can I SLI a EVGA GTX 760 with another GTX 760?

[HeyKitty]

Yes.

[Godlygamer23]

Yes. You can do three way SLI with a GTX 760. It can be any 760 - MSI, EVGA, ASUS, etc. It just won't necessarily look symmetrical.

Edited April 19, 2015 by Godlygamer23

[MattP123]

yep

[HeyKitty]

Yes. You can do two way SLI with a GTX 760. It can be any 760 - MSI, EVGA, ASUS, etc. It just won't necessarily look symmetrical.

I have EVGA and MSI, and a galaxy sitting in case of failure I have one to swap in.

[dadasmithywinkle]

I have EVGA and MSI, and a galaxy sitting in case of failure I have one to swap in.

If you have X79 or X99, you can 3-way SLI them

[DimasRMDO]

Yes bro, you can SLI the same GPU. GTX 760 with another 760.

[Cixorc]

Oh Thanks, but what do you think guys, SLI or upgrade to a new GPU?

[DimasRMDO]

Oh Thanks, but what do you think guys, SLI or upgrade to a new GPU?

If I were you, I'd upgrade to a stronger single GPU, less heat output thus less power needed.

[Godlygamer23]

Oh Thanks, but what do you think guys, SLI or upgrade to a new GPU?

The problem with SLI is you run into compatibility and/or scaling issues in games - you may get 100%, 80%, or 30% scaling. Therefore, it's recommended you use a single, more powerful GPU and use SLI/Crossfire at a later date or continue upgrading to a single, more powerful GPU.

[HeyKitty]

If you have X79 or X99, you can 3-way SLI them

nope.

[Cixorc]

If I were you, I'd upgrade to a stronger single GPU, less heat output thus less power needed.

 

The problem with SLI is you run into compatibility and/or scaling issues in games - you may get 100%, 80%, or 30% scaling. Therefore, it's recommended you use a single, more powerful GPU and use SLI/Crossfire at a later date or continue upgrading to a single, more powerful GPU.

 

Thanks guys!

[dadasmithywinkle]

nope.

Nope what? 

[HeyKitty]

Nope what? 

Z77

[dadasmithywinkle]

Z77

Well thats good and all and while you cant, I stated that if  you had the hardware, you could do it. Not that you could do it with your current hardware

[Ninjadiggs]

Ok so question. I'm currently looking to build a mini LAN box type PC and im looking at motherboards. Could you guys suggest any motherboards? 

 

Im thinking of putting a Intel Core i3 4160 CPU and a Asus GeForce GTX 750 Ti Overclocked 2GB

 

All the motherboards I've looked at in my price range only say they support AMD crossfire NOT SLI. Can I still use a Nvidia card in the motherboard when it only says supports Crossfire?

Thanks

 

PS. I would also like the Motherboard to be kinda future proof-ish... So like i can upgrade CPU and GPU in time