Will this work in sli?

Rekcut722 · September 12, 2015

OK, i currently have the evga gtx 960 ssc edition and since i just picked up the lg 34um87c, can i run my 960 with an evga one that has 4gb of vram? In ski of course. Or should I save up my money and get something like a 970 or 980?

Muz · September 12, 2015

Save for a 970 or 980, 960's are awful cards that should never have a 4GB version.

OAcesync · September 12, 2015

SLI has to have the same amount of Vram so if you have a 2GB and 4GB card it won't work and I really wouldn't waste a SLI on something like a 960 just upgrade to a 970 or 980

pokechat8978 · September 12, 2015

SLI has to have the same amount of Vram so if you have a 2GB and 4GB card it won't work and I really wouldn't waste a SLI on something like a 960 just upgrade to a 970 or 980

I thought it was as long as it was the same graphics core and it would mirror the lowest amount of VRAM.

OAcesync · September 12, 2015

I thought it was as long as it was the same graphics core and it would mirror the lowest amount of VRAM.

AMD crossfire can do that but not Nvidia SLI

jscottyh · September 12, 2015

Not sure why a lot of people despise the GTX 960 so much. I would agree that the 2GB card is a waste. But I have owned a 4GB card and have been very happy with the performance and overclocking capabilities.

As far as SLI goes, It would take the lowest settings of the 2 cards. If you have a 2GB card and SLI it with 4GB card, The 4GB card would lose 2GB. If you have a 1308Mhz card and SLI it with a 1200Mhz card, the 1308Mhz card would be downclocked to 1200Mhz.