crossfire gtx 680 and 780?

DcUlreich

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Hi.
I'm considering buying gtx 780.
I already have a 680 and wondered if you can use both at the same time?
I know you can use 2 titans, but I'm not sure if it works on 2 different cards.
Thanks. (sorry for bad english)
 

DcUlreich

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Is there no way at all?
what is best?
2 680 or 1 780?
thanks for the answear.
 

DcUlreich

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What is the best option: 2 680 or titan?
I've just read that crossfire can lead to stuttering.
 

slomo4sho

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Crossfire is the AMD solution and it is currently prone to stuttering. SLI currently does not have those issues. The best option would be two 680s.
 

DcUlreich

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Ok, thanks.
 

DcUlreich

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Ok, thanks.
 

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It would depend on what you would consider the 'best option' to be.

Do you have a decent powersupply to power 2 cards?
Does higher power consumption bother you?
Do you have enough room and airflow in your case?
What resolution and refresh rate is your monitor/s?

That's just a few things i would ask myself before considering SLI/Crossfire.
 

DcUlreich

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I will have to buy a new powersupply, but it will still be cheaper.
A high power consumption doesn't bother me and I have a rather big cabinet and will soon buy a watercooler.
thanks for reminding me about it, I will some more research om it.
if you have any advices, feel free to share them.
 

slomo4sho

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The only other thing would be to make sure that your motherboard is actually SLI compatible.
 

DcUlreich

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I have an asus sabertooth z77, I got a SLI-connector when I bought it.