Can I Buy Another Card That Doesn't Support Sli and Still Get a Performance Boost?

[ThatGuyInTheCorner]

Hello I am an amateur with building computers. I know A thing or two about them, but I guess I'm not a professional. So.. I have a Asus GTX 750 ti. I was wondering if I buy the same exact card and gain any performance boost. Will this work without SLI/Sli bridge? Because All I want is to gain performance and I do not want to waste my money on something that wouldn't benefit me. If you were wondering my Motherboard does not support SLI. Thank you for reading..

 

[rgd1101]

if the mobo don't support sli, it will be a waste.

 

[Hlsgsz]

Sell your card and get a better one like the RX 470 4GB.

 

[JackNaylorPE]

If toy don't have a card or Mobo that supports SLI, and a SU that is equipped with necessary power / cables, SLI isn't happening

Your only option **may** be to add a card to handle PhysX ... maybe just hold onto the 750 Ti and use it as a PhysX card when you upgrade.

 

[ThatGuyInTheCorner]

If toy don't have a card or Mobo that supports SLI, and a SU that is equipped with necessary power / cables, SLI isn't happening

Your only option **may** be to add a card to handle PhysX ... maybe just hold onto the 750 Ti and use it as a PhysX card when you upgrade.

I have a gt 720 lying around can that benefit me? If I install it to my mobo?

 

[Hlsgsz]

Only as a Physx card, but it's not worth teh overhead.
There's no way around it, OP: if you want better performance, you need a better GPU.

 

[ThatGuyInTheCorner]

if the mobo don't support sli, it will be a waste.

But theres a physical spot for another card. So it will simply not work it doesn't include one?

 

[ThatGuyInTheCorner]

Only as a Physx card, but it's not worth teh overhead.
There's no way around it, OP: if you want better performance, you need a better GPU.

I also have an r7 250 if I put this in my rig will this give me "physx" and will I gain any performance boost?