SLI on (3.0 x16) (2.0 x4) x16 x4

[Joey Makoto]

i got 2 MSI GTX 650 TI BOOST SLI. im wondering whats the pros and cons on a x16 x4 SLI? please i need answer.. whats the difference between 2gpu SLI versus 1gpu? thanks in advance.

 

[bignastyid]

Sli requires atleast an 8x slot. If the board only has a 16 and 4x slot then it probably doesn't support SLI. To confirm what's the make and model of the motherboard.

 

[Joey Makoto]

Sli requires atleast an 8x slot. If the board only has a 16 and 4x slot then it probably doesn't support SLI. To confirm what's the make and model of the motherboard.

actualy i SLI in a not SLI supported mobo.. MSI B85-G43. but i did enabled the SLI.

 

[Joey Makoto]

Sli requires atleast an 8x slot. If the board only has a 16 and 4x slot then it probably doesn't support SLI. To confirm what's the make and model of the motherboard.

heres a print screen

 

[M0j0jojo]

Sli requires atleast an 8x slot. If the board only has a 16 and 4x slot then it probably doesn't support SLI. To confirm what's the make and model of the motherboard.

heres a print screen

No your not doing SLI, the second card is acting as a Physx dedicated card. SLI is when both card shared the load, and in this case its not doing that.

 

[bignastyid]

Are you using the hypersli? That's the only way I have ever heard of to do this and it usually doesn't work near aswell as normal sli.

 

[Joey Makoto]

Sli requires atleast an 8x slot. If the board only has a 16 and 4x slot then it probably doesn't support SLI. To confirm what's the make and model of the motherboard.

heres a print screen

No your not doing SLI, the second card is acting as a Physx dedicated card. SLI is when both card shared the load, and in this case its not doing that.

how do i know that they shared the load?

 

[Joey Makoto]

Are you using the hypersli? That's the only way I have ever heard of to do this and it usually doesn't work near aswell as normal sli.

i used Different SLI auto v1.3.. when i played Far Cry 4, it gives me graphics problem.. so my SLI is not functioning?

 

[bignastyid]

If you want proper SLI support you need a new motherboard.