Can I SLI a GTX 1070 with a GTX 1050 Ti?

[Chucky3375]

As the title says, thank you.

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Do I need a bridge, and if I do can you recommend one? Or would each GPU run two monitors instead of one? Is it even worth it? I already have a spare 1050 Ti, I'm not knowledgeable at all with SLI, thanks.

 

[Supahos]

Absolutely not. First a 1050ti can't be slied at all. Second you have to have the same card

 

[Chucky3375]

Absolutely not. First a 1050ti can't be slied at all. Second you have to have the same card

I read that two cards can be SLI'ed but I didn't know a 1050 couldn't be thank you. Can I rig it up and have the 1070 on one monitor and the 1050 Ti on another? Thanks again.

 

[Supahos]

Sometimes yes but there can be driver issues. It's absolutely no work for a 1070 to drive a monitor on the desktop. It won't help performance any. It'll just make you need more connectors from your power supply and more heat from a pointless second card

 

[Chucky3375]

Sometimes yes but there can be driver issues. It's absolutely no work for a 1070 to drive a monitor on the desktop. It won't help performance any. It'll just make you need more connectors from your power supply and more heat from a pointless second card

Thank you. I had hoped it would be beneficial. I guess I'm getting another 1070 or upgrading. Thanks again!

 

[Supahos]

Sling gains between 20 and -5% fps in most modern games. I'd sell the 1070 and 1050ti and buy a better gpu before buying another 1070