Hi, is it possible to run a VGA Asus EN6600/TD Silencer 512MB TV-out PCI-E and a VGA Asus EN7600GT/2DHT 256MB PCI-E in SLI mode? or should it be two exact the same cards?
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no, not possible. the cards need to be exactly the same (down to bios)-MIKI3. wrote:
Hi, is it possible to run a VGA Asus EN6600/TD Silencer 512MB TV-out PCI-E and a VGA Asus EN7600GT/2DHT 256MB PCI-E in SLI mode? or should it be two exact the same cards?
thnx
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A 6600 or higher is SLI capable and you need the same exact cards for SLI to work. A SLI Motherboard, 550W power supply, and the SLI bridge are also required.
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like others mentioned, you need the same card.. but not to the extent that you need a duplicate of the same card. If you can find another GeForce 6600 card then the possibility is there to still pair it up with your current card. However, the drawback is if you happen to find another card that is by another manufacturer (ie. EVGA instead of ASUS), the SLI connector on the card may not be positioned the same as your current card. Usually getting a similar "speed grade" card but different submodel should (keyword = should) make it possible to still SLI up and get the two cards running. The recent series of drivers ought to make that possible to do despite possible clock speed differences or brand differences.
I hope this clears everything up. And good luck hunting that second card down if you're continuing your search!
I hope this clears everything up. And good luck hunting that second card down if you're continuing your search!
ok thnx for the helpsixshot wrote:
like others mentioned, you need the same card.. but not to the extent that you need a duplicate of the same card. If you can find another GeForce 6600 card then the possibility is there to still pair it up with your current card. However, the drawback is if you happen to find another card that is by another manufacturer (ie. EVGA instead of ASUS), the SLI connector on the card may not be positioned the same as your current card. Usually getting a similar "speed grade" card but different submodel should (keyword = should) make it possible to still SLI up and get the two cards running. The recent series of drivers ought to make that possible to do despite possible clock speed differences or brand differences.
I hope this clears everything up. And good luck hunting that second card down if you're continuing your search!