Gtx 960 sli

ravenlynx

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hello i have a bad concepts about sli and crossfire
i have gtx 960 2g and i know that i need the same model to crossfire it
so i was wondering that if i get another gtx 960 4g will i be bale to run them together

thanks in advance
 
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Thats something wil run but i wont suggest to do it. when u use sli on nvdia gpus or crossfire on amd gpus, they always hv some limitations compared to a single card. For example, if 1 gpu is less powerful than d other gpu thenthat gpu wil restrict d powerful gpu to perform at its max limit. So my suggestion is that sell that gtx 960 and get a gigabyte gtx 970 g1 gaming at much lower price than 2x gtx 960 gpus.
good luck.
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You would need to do some tweaking in the BIOS I think to get 2 GPU's to work together and also certain software and games won't use both GPU's, so it depends what you're going to be doing on these GPU's, to whether it's worth buying 2.

There isn't much point putting 2 GTX 960's in a systme though when a GTX 970 which will cost less has better performance. You might as well buy one GTX 970.
 
As @RAZER Gamer said you should buy the 970, try to sell your 960 and buy the 970. Most games dont let you use the SLI (on nvidia its called sli and amd crossfire) so a better single card will give you a better performance in most of the games
 
Thats something wil run but i wont suggest to do it. when u use sli on nvdia gpus or crossfire on amd gpus, they always hv some limitations compared to a single card. For example, if 1 gpu is less powerful than d other gpu thenthat gpu wil restrict d powerful gpu to perform at its max limit. So my suggestion is that sell that gtx 960 and get a gigabyte gtx 970 g1 gaming at much lower price than 2x gtx 960 gpus.
good luck.
Dnt 4get 2 select d bst answer...
 
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