- Jan 7, 2014
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Hey guys,
I'm a long time AMD-ATI fanboy and I've just built my first Intel-Nvidia pc. I've used the Radeon compatibility matrix to figure this stuff out before. I know I can use two of the same cards with different amounts of RAM, but what is the actual drawback of using say a 660 3gb DDR5 with a 660 2gb DDR5. Just to make sure my 3gb card will only be able to use 2 out of the 3 gigs.
TL;DR:
2 GTX 660s
1 is 3gb
1 is 2gb
total is only 4gb sli, right?
I'm a long time AMD-ATI fanboy and I've just built my first Intel-Nvidia pc. I've used the Radeon compatibility matrix to figure this stuff out before. I know I can use two of the same cards with different amounts of RAM, but what is the actual drawback of using say a 660 3gb DDR5 with a 660 2gb DDR5. Just to make sure my 3gb card will only be able to use 2 out of the 3 gigs.
TL;DR:
2 GTX 660s
1 is 3gb
1 is 2gb
total is only 4gb sli, right?
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