Do I Need A SLI Bridge ?

[Dylan Joseph R]

I have a gtx760 2gb and just found another  one for 65 on cex do I need a sli bridge to be able to game on both with a AMD X4 860K?

[minibois]

Yes. You also need a motherboard that supports SLI, so check the see if it does support it.

[Dissitesuxba11s]

To get better framerate, yes, you need one.

 

FYI:
http://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/geforce-gtx-760-sli-review,1.html

[Christophe Corazza]

Yes, when you want to run two NVIDIA graphics cards simultaneously, you need:

- an SLI bridge

- a motherboard that supports SLI

- a PSU that is able to provide enough power for both cards

 

What is your motherboard?

[Shimejii]

I dont reccomend you do SLI with a 760 for 65, its simply not going to perform the way you want it.

[Dylan Joseph R]

6 minutes ago, Christophe Corazza said:

Yes, when you want to run two NVIDIA graphics cards simultaneously, you need:

- an SLI bridge

- a motherboard that supports SLI

- a PSU that is able to provide enough power for both cards

 

What is your motherboard?

 

G1.Sniper A88X And My CPU Is X4 860K @ 4.3GHz and PSU Is Corsair 750W

[TheKDub]

28 minutes ago, Dylan Joseph R said:

I have a gtx760 2gb and just found another  one for 65 on cex do I need a sli bridge to be able to game on both with a AMD X4 860K?

Yes, you will need an SLI bridge to run the cards in SLI. (Motherboard must support SLI as well.)

[Christophe Corazza]

28 minutes ago, Dylan Joseph R said:

G1.Sniper A88X

 

I'm fraid that the GigaByte G1.Sniper A88X only supports 2-way CrossFire.

So even with a correct SLI bridge, you won't be able to run two GTX 760s in SLI.

 

However, you can still run two GPUs, though not in SLI.

You could for example, use one 760 for graphics and the other for Physx if you wanted. Although I don't think you need it.