Will a 660 watt psu power a gtx 760 and a 780ti at the same time?

mossmoss

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And just as explanation, the 760 is for extra monitors, not me thinking I can somehow SLI the two together.
 
You can't SLI them, you can actually run the 780ti as your main GPU on your main display and use the 760 as a PhysX device and use it for output, that would work perfectly for you. For example 780ti running 1 display powerful games, 760 running 2 additional displays for media.
 


Wait wait wait. Hold up. So how does this work, I was under the impression that I needed the 760 on the extra monitors to get the performance of a 760. Is it truly working as an adapter to add more monitors and running off the 780ti? If so, I already have a GT210 in my machine alongside my 760. When the 780ti comes should I just take the 760 out completely and replace it with the 780ti, leaving the 210 to deal with the extra monitors?

 


Well you could prob just run everything off the 780ti to be honest. The power of the graphics cards is only really in the 3d gaming work. 2d windows work they are idling.
 


I wish I could. 7 Monitors my friend. Need them extra display outs
 
The GTX 760 isn't running off the GTX 780 Ti, it's still a standalone GPU. It just seems excessive to use a GTX 760 for desktop and 2D CAD work, that's all.

Like RobCrezz said, the GTX 780 Ti could most likely run everything, assuming that you only game on a single monitor, then you could sell the GTX 760 and GT 210.
 


Whats the cheapest GPU that you know of that can handle 3 monitors? (the 210 has 3 display outs but only supports 2 monitors at once, ugh.)
 


Ehh, 60-70 bucks, I may as well keep the 760 in case I ever want 8 monitors. TY guys.