does my mobo support sli?

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jacobafia

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i have the MSI 970a-g43 motherboard and i plan on getting another gtx 750 ti but i don't know if the mobo supports SLI, newegg spec says nothing about it, so i don't know
 
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nukemaster

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MSI does not list SLI support at all. This board/chipset may not have licensed the Nvidia SLI technology.

Also the boards Crossfire setup is X16 and X4. Not exactly ideal.

If you want 100% confirmation, I would contact MSI.

I am going to say it is NOT SLI ready.
 
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I think you are correct to contact MSI nuke but i will say that the Crossfire on my 970A-G46 will let me run x16 on both lanes in testing although i find x4 to adequate and pleasing in gaming. Even x2 with x2 anti looks pretty nice.
 
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Most Intel Z chipset support Cross Fire something like basic build with the chipset ..
You MB just like this cheaper version
https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Z87K/specifications/
For support nVIDIA SLI it need some extra component... but the low end model don't have

Ohh... Sorry Make a mistake .. your board is not Intel Chipset... but is similar ... that AMD chipset didn't have build in component to support SLI
 
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jacobafia

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Looks like i'm not getting another graphics card :( thanks for the help, it would have sucked if i had bought a 2nd graphics card and it had not been compatible with my system.
 
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