SLI%SLI

[pula_verde]

 

Can I make a sli with a MSI GTX 1070 GAMING X 8G and a MSI GTX 1070 GAMING Z 8G?

https://msi.com/Graphics-card/GeForce-GTX-1070-GAMING-Z-8G.html

https://msi.com/Graphics-card/GEFORCE-GTX-1070-GAMING-X-8G

Linus help me or maybe make a video pleease 

[TheGlenlivet]

Yes you can.  SLI needs the same chip, not the exact same card and those are both 1070s with the same chip.

[r2724r16]

Yes, you can put two gtx 1070s in SLI

[pula_verde]

but not the same Clocks an maybe OC

[FuzzyLogic]

1 minute ago, pula_verde said:

but not the same Clocks an maybe OC

It's still fine

[pula_verde]

they are  GAMING X and GAMING Z with noi the same clocks

[EunSoo]

Just now, pula_verde said:

they are  GAMING X and GAMING Z with noi the same clocks

that's fine, the higher one will simply downclock to the lower one.

[pula_verde]

I hope its working because they from NVidia said to me now on LiceChat: for SLI requires exactly the same clocks,and that can lead to errors, or even not work properly.

[knightslugger]

2 minutes ago, pula_verde said:

I hope its working because they from NVidia said to me now on LiceChat: for SLI requires exactly the same clocks,and that can lead to errors, or even not work properly.

Both cards will come to an agreement of clock frequency under SLI.

[Crunchy Dragon]

It'll work just fine, assuming you can get SLI to work with anything.

[pula_verde]

it will work with 2 not the same Manufacturer videocards? like 1 from msi and 1 from evga

[tikker]

3 minutes ago, pula_verde said:

it will work with 2 not the same Manufacturer videocards? like 1 from msi and 1 from evga

It should work as they're both the same chips, as pointed out before and the clocks should sort themselves out. The fastest card will clock down to match the slower one.

The biggest problem you can get with cards from different manufactures is maybe the hard SLI bridge not fitting, but that could be fixed with flexible ones should it occur.

 

Why not just buy two of the same?

[iDeFecZx]

9 minutes ago, pula_verde said:

it will work with 2 not the same Manufacturer videocards? like 1 from msi and 1 from evga

Yes

[DildorTheDecent]

11 minutes ago, pula_verde said:

it will work with 2 not the same Manufacturer videocards? like 1 from msi and 1 from evga

All you need is the same GPU and VRAM count.

 

MSI, EVGA, ASUS will all work together. As long as the underlying GPU and VRAM is the same.

 

For instance: You CANNOT SLi a 1060 GB and a 1060 3GB since they have differing VRAM amounts and that the GPU core has a different core count among other things.

 

You CAN (in your case): SLi both of those GTX 1070s since they have the same core count and VRAM amounts. GPU clocks does not matter. PCB design does not matter. Board partner does not matter.

 

Just remember: As long as the GPU core and VRAM amount is the same you can SLi them as long as it's supported.

[knightslugger]

1 hour ago, pula_verde said:

it will work with 2 not the same Manufacturer videocards? like 1 from msi and 1 from evga

They are both GP104 chips, that's all SLI cares about.