Will this by itself be able to plug into two graphics cards with sli? Or will I have to get another set of cables?
1736168
Yes, this can run SLI by itself. I was running 2x EVGA GTX 465's running 2 6 pin and 2 4 pin. If you were running 4x 6 pin, might need to get an additional or adapters.
1736169
Yep, this power supply is SLI certified. It comes with multiple PCI-E cables, which can be either 4 pin or 6 pin to fit your GPUs.
1736170
Yes, you will. It has all 4 power cables required to plug in 2 high end cards
1139780
It has multiple outputs (4) but depending on what you are using this card for (gaming, work, ect) you can expect performance decrease especially on newer games using multiple monitors. Running this card in SLI will be ideal for the hardcore gamer, but you could probably do ok using 2 monitors with one card.
2144039
It will in fact work for you, providing your second power supply has the needed six pin plug also, for your video card. Other wise, you are all set.
845991
You can use this for adding another card, but this only supports 1x speed, you will be running a 16x card at 1x which will lower your memory bandwidth. Also, I'm not completely sure this supports SLI or CrossFire configurations with the differences in speed.
116446
Yea but it must be with another of the same card. And why would you buy two of these? Most games can't even benefit from sli and a 770 is cheaper and will give you better performance for all non cuda applications.
754668
Yes, there are enough to have 2 GPUs and the cables are usually long enough to get around the chassis to the cards.
1731969
It will work. You may not achieve the maximum throughput, due to no PCI-E 3.0 and no SLI. If you plan on getting an additional video card, I would recommend getting a SLI compatible motherboard and a board that supports PCI-E v3.0
1582223
It will work with any card that supports SLi. The SLi bridges are all pretty much the same still so it doesn't really matter, however if you use it and everything looks funny just pull the bridge off and turn it the other way and re connect it. I know it sounds stupid but it was the first issue I had with SLi and the only issue.
737389
This isn't really the place for troubleshooting, but check your motherboard -- if it is purpose built for SLI it may not handle other types of cards in both slots at the same time. Alternatively it may require additional config in the BIOS to recognize the cards as not bring graphics cards. Both of these possibilities are specific to lower end / consumer / workstation boards -- if yours is specifically a server board there may be another issue going on. Either way unless the cards are both DOA (unlikely) its probably a motherboard issue -- try contacting that manufacturer for support if you aren't able to resolve it with their manuals.
1761953
Yes, easily. You need no special cables or software, just a video card with 2 outputs. If a video card has 2 outputs, the normal drivers will support 2 monitors.
1655665
Hi,This card will support two monitors simultaneously, as stated in the manual. Given that, I don't really see why you would want to drive one monitor from the card and one from the motherboard - using system RAM rather than dedicated graphics RAM. However, if the latter is what you wanted to do, I can't think why that would not work. But, it's a great card at a bargain price so why not drive two monitors from it?
2186324
Yes it would. It would support sli as well. I have a 780 (bought it way before 780ti got released) and I will throw in another 780 soon!
1320190
From what i understand you need 2 identical cards to run SLI you can not run 2 different cards. sorry mate, but you might be able to run the second card for physics.i would do more research to find out.
2092459
You can only do SLi if the cards are both the same and basically look at it like this. If you do SLi you are basically doubling what one card can do. SLi will not work if the cards are different.
2061293
Yes it can and does support both SLI and CrossFire (both Graphics being the exact same). Just make sure you have power supply that will handle the power requirements of your Graphics card as well as the other peripherals in your computer. When I made the purchased my original Graphics card required 650 Watts so I went with a 1200 Watt Power supply. With the newer Graphic cards I've noticed they are not requiring as much power anymore.
1533706
You would need a flexible cable similar to what AMD uses. That being said however, this board is not really designed for 3 GPUs. Technically there are 3 PCIe slots but the spacing is does not support 3 dual slot GPU cards. (most cards are dual slot either naturally or with the addition of aircooler/waterblocks.)As this is the micro-ATX end of the ROG series boards, it is meant for smaller systems with two GPU cards really being it's intent.
1591210
These will work together but you need Big power adopter and SLI cable to connect together both. They both cards need 8 pin power and power must come from same power supply.