SLI nvidia GTX

[ComputerKid1234]

So I was wondering if it would be possible to SLI MSI Gtx560 and Asus Gtx760 to MSI h67ma-e45 motherboard?

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

So I was wondering if it would be possible to SLI MSI Gtx560 and Asus Gtx760 to MSI h67ma-e45 motherboard?

no you can't SLI them, but you cn use the 560 as a PhysX processor, which in some games, would be of some benefit. But not all game use PhysX.

I have tried the PhysX setup and it's fun to play around with. Providing you have a capable mobo, and a good enough PSU, it's worth a try.

edit: looking at your mobo, it appears you cannot do either, as it looks like it doesn't have a second PCIe slot for the second card.

 

[huilun02]

This is your motherboard
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/H67MA-E45.html

It can only accept one graphics card...

 

[photonboy]

1) NO.
SLI requires the same GPU. You can go to NVidia's site for more information but basically you'd need 2xGTX760, or 2xGTX780 etc.

2) PHYSX:
While it works in theory, you can easily run SLOWER by using an addon card to process the physics. If it's not fast enough the main GTX760 would just end up waiting.

Linus from Tech Tips tested this and I think you'd actually SLOW DOWN your system based on his results. It also varies by the game and some games even have LOW, MEDIUM and HIGH levels of PHYSX (so LOW might benefit, but HIGH might be slower).

 

[ComputerKid1234]

This is your motherboard
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/H67MA-E45.html

It can only accept one graphics card...

Oh yea i forgot to mention that im changing the mobo 😛 sorry about that :3