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GTX 660Ti SLI or single 7xx/9xx?

Sir_Chicken
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Ok so I own a 660ti and I kinda need an upgrade, I found some benchmarks with SLI 660ti vs 760, 780 and it turned out for the 660's to be better than these two,
with the 970, and the FPS and such were about the same. And I don't know about buying a 780 and then SLI it with my current card, but I also will need a PSU upgrade...
 
EDIT: After a bigger amount of research I'm not sure if my motherboard can even support having two of them...

http://www.gigabyte.pl/products/page/mb/ga-a75m-s2vrev_10/overview/

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you cant sli different gpus with nvidia, they have to have the same core 

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970 > 660ti sli

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You can't sli 780 & 660Ti....

That's what I meant by I don't know about it <3

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970 > 660ti sli

Thank you, but I'm think I will go with sli's because I'm poor :P

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Ok so I own a 660ti and I kinda need an upgrade, I found some benchmarks with SLI 660ti vs 760, 780 and it turned out for the 660's to be better than these two,

with the 970, and the FPS and such were about the same. And I don't know about buying a 780 and then SLI it with my current card, but I also will need a PSU upgrade...

 

EDIT: After a bigger amount of research I'm not sure if my motherboard can even support having two of them...

http://www.gigabyte.pl/products/page/mb/ga-a75m-s2vrev_10/overview/

 

1. you mobo doesnt support sli

2. you cant sli different cores

3. if you can possibly avoid it then dont sli. it is better to buy a single higher end card because there are a lot of problems with sli.

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1. you mobo doesnt support sli

2. you cant sli different cores

3. if you can possibly avoid it then dont sli. it is better to buy a single higher end card because there are a lot of problems with sli.

Thank you, I guess I didn't watch SLI as fast as possible carefully enoguh!

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Thank you, I guess I didn't watch SLI as fast as possible carefully enoguh!

dont forget to mark the threat as solved

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