Z zalxion Honorable Dec 15, 2013 6 0 10,510 Jan 12, 2014 #1 Just as the title says, does it work? Will there be any instability or do I need the exact same GTX 670 FTW SIG2 to sli?
Just as the title says, does it work? Will there be any instability or do I need the exact same GTX 670 FTW SIG2 to sli?
Solution thenay Jan 12, 2014 Not at all, you can SLI any GTX 670 as long as the GPU is the same. The clock speeds, coolers, PCB design, brands can be different.
Not at all, you can SLI any GTX 670 as long as the GPU is the same. The clock speeds, coolers, PCB design, brands can be different.
thenay Honorable Mar 7, 2013 230 0 10,710 Jan 12, 2014 Solution #2 Not at all, you can SLI any GTX 670 as long as the GPU is the same. The clock speeds, coolers, PCB design, brands can be different. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Not at all, you can SLI any GTX 670 as long as the GPU is the same. The clock speeds, coolers, PCB design, brands can be different.
Z zalxion Honorable Dec 15, 2013 6 0 10,510 Jan 13, 2014 #3 thenay : Not at all, you can SLI any GTX 670 as long as the GPU is the same. The clock speeds, coolers, PCB design, brands can be different. Thanks for your help I'm going to purchase one off kijiji soon and get a new psu for sli . Upvote 0 Downvote
thenay : Not at all, you can SLI any GTX 670 as long as the GPU is the same. The clock speeds, coolers, PCB design, brands can be different. Thanks for your help I'm going to purchase one off kijiji soon and get a new psu for sli .
thenay Honorable Mar 7, 2013 230 0 10,710 Jan 14, 2014 #4 No worries! Glad I could help, enjoy your system! Should be quite a powerful system Upvote 0 Downvote