D DanWilks12 Reputable Feb 13, 2015 1 0 4,510 Feb 13, 2015 #1 Would I have to get another 750 ti or could I got for the 780? Also do I need one of those bridges?
Solution Entomber Feb 13, 2015 To SLI you need the exact same model, so to SLI you would need another 750Ti. However, SLI 750Tis would not give you as much performance as a single 780. If you were to buy a high-end GPU, you can still keep your existing 750Ti as a PhysX card.
To SLI you need the exact same model, so to SLI you would need another 750Ti. However, SLI 750Tis would not give you as much performance as a single 780. If you were to buy a high-end GPU, you can still keep your existing 750Ti as a PhysX card.
Entomber Admirable Apr 21, 2014 2,752 0 7,960 Feb 13, 2015 Solution #2 To SLI you need the exact same model, so to SLI you would need another 750Ti. However, SLI 750Tis would not give you as much performance as a single 780. If you were to buy a high-end GPU, you can still keep your existing 750Ti as a PhysX card. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
To SLI you need the exact same model, so to SLI you would need another 750Ti. However, SLI 750Tis would not give you as much performance as a single 780. If you were to buy a high-end GPU, you can still keep your existing 750Ti as a PhysX card.
TechyInAZ Titan Jun 23, 2014 18,247 421 81,340 www.youtube.com Feb 13, 2015 #3 750 ti CANNOT SLI unfortunately (no SLI fingers on the PCB). So only option would be a gtx 780. But i'd get a gtx 970 instead (lot better efficiency). Upvote 0 Downvote
750 ti CANNOT SLI unfortunately (no SLI fingers on the PCB). So only option would be a gtx 780. But i'd get a gtx 970 instead (lot better efficiency).