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Hi i would like to know if it is possible to use different graphic card from the same series. I have a gtx 1070 seahawk. I plan to buy another one in the future that's another 1070, but a different version for example the evga or something. I want to know if it's possible to have both on my pc.

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You can use any GTX 1070 on the market to SLI those cards.

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Shiz, My first day on the form and i see Morgan MLGman. Lucky me :D. BTW can i use bad language here?

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3 minutes ago, Uncleweed said:

Shiz, My first day on the form and i see Morgan MLGman. Lucky me :D. BTW can i use bad language here?

Hello there :P I suggest you take a look here before posting so it's all compliant with the CoC:

And FAQ:

 

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38 minutes ago, Uncleweed said:

Thanks man, read it all. 

I smell lies.

 

And yes you can SLI any GTX 1070 versions together. It will scale (clock) down to the lowest one.

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1 minute ago, Simon771 said:

I smell lies.

 

And yes you can SLI any GTX 1070 versions together. It will scale (clock) down to the lowest one.

But I did. If you don't include the FAQ. Cause I saw the first one and went to finish watching a video on the tube

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I would like to add that while you can use two 1070 of differend brands and models as what matters is the chip itself, when the SLI is enable both cards will run at the frequencies of the lowest end card, which means if you buy a "shitty" Zotac Mini to pair with your Seahawk you might cripple its performance a little.

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