If a motherboard doesn't support SLI does it still support nvidia cards like the gtx 770?

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I have found a motherboard that I would like for my first build but it doesn't support SLI, does that mean it won't support a nvidia card like the MSI twin frozr gtx 770. Also what does SLI and Crossfire mean? Thanks
 
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sli = dual nvidia cards
crossfire = dual amd cards.
For a single card, which I recommend, cf/sli are not applicable, and a motherboard will support either amd or nvidia.
The GTX770 is very good for any single monitor gaming.
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sli = dual nvidia cards
crossfire = dual amd cards.
For a single card, which I recommend, cf/sli are not applicable, and a motherboard will support either amd or nvidia.
The GTX770 is very good for any single monitor gaming.
 
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