Anyone ever figure out if these are SLI?
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Yes you should be able to use another graphics card simotaneously with this one. If you aren't running more than a two screen setup this would be highly unnecessary. Unless you run animation/3D modeling editing software on both screens or simotaneously
1491800
Yes The motherboard supports SLI, and it will work with any Two of the same model Nvidia cards.
201504
No, not only what jordan said, but a 750 or 750ti do not have sli fingers on them, you would need a 770 and better for atleast 2 way. get a 950 or 960 for sli:)
1850277
This card won't work in SLI with another non Ti. You need identical cards to run them in SLI if you want to have good results, this includes using the same manufacturer and model number, clock speeds etc.
1320191
I dont see why not, as far as when ive SLI'd any of my cards they have to be the same version :) Manufacturer shouldnt matter.
1664341
Yes im running a single gtx 770 and a quaddro k600 but it is posible to have a dual sli
1963460
The manufacture site is the ultimate soure, but having said that I had issues with getting these to work with Windows Vista.What O/S are you using. If you aren't already, I think Windows 7 is the O/S of choice right now for gaming. You can get an OEM version on newegg for less than $100 ...
2012327
It does support SLI. Just make sure it provides enough wattage for the cards you want to use. The 850G2 could be a better bet if using power hungry video cards.
323690
They are only designed to work with NVIDIA graphics cards. I have heard there might be hacks out there to get Radeons to work but I wouldn't recommend it. The technology is hard enough to get to work with NVIDIA cards I can only imagine how hard it would be to get an unsupported card to work :)
864979
I remember correct I use 750W not sure if can run with sli or not i only got 1 card
1354962
1GB effect as SLI does not double the usable memory (has to mirror between both GPUs data wise) and it is the 256bit. As for tested or working just ask the seller and if ripped file a claim.
2152738
Strange question - of course there is GTX 770M SLI inside, http://valid.canardpc.com/y4x9s6 http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/4yb36/
2012329
Yes it supports both crossfire and sli. It's extremely quite too, can't even hear it at full load
737387
This isn't really the place for troubleshooting, but check your motherboard -- if it is purpose built for SLI it may not handle other types of cards in both slots at the same time. Alternatively it may require additional config in the BIOS to recognize the cards as not bring graphics cards. Both of these possibilities are specific to lower end / consumer / workstation boards -- if yours is specifically a server board there may be another issue going on. Either way unless the cards are both DOA (unlikely) its probably a motherboard issue -- try contacting that manufacturer for support if you aren't able to resolve it with their manuals. This isn't really the place for troubleshooting, but check your motherboard -- if it is purpose built for SLI it may not handle other types of cards in both slots at the same time. Alternatively it may require additional config in the BIOS to recognize the cards as not bring graphics cards. Both of these possibilities are specific to lower end / consumer / workstation boards -- if yours is specifically a server board there may be another issue going on. Either way unless the cards are both DOA (unlikely) its probably a motherboard issue -- try contacting that manufacturer for support if you... » Read More This isn't really the place for troubleshooting, but check your motherboard -- if it is purpose built for SLI it may not handle other types of cards in both slots at the same time. Alternatively it may require additional config in the BIOS to recognize the cards as not bring graphics cards. Both of these possibilities are specific to lower end / consumer / workstation boards -- if yours is specifically a server board there may be another issue going on. Either way unless the cards are both DOA (unlikely) its probably a motherboard issue -- try contacting that manufacturer for support if you aren't able to resolve it with their manuals. « Show Less
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I don't know but before buying mine, I also had a compatibility question and looked up SLP Performance online and emailed them. They answered within hours with the answer.
846612
Yes, provided you have either an SLI bridge or a board that supports SLI without one
183172
Probably not. If you're referring to setting the cards up in SLI mode.. I believe you would NEED to have 2 cards of the exact same model. I've never bothered with SLI, so I'm not positive, but from what I've heard, having the same cards is essential.