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Can a Evga Geforce 750 ti do nvidia surround 2D by itself?

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August 7, 2014 9:18:19 AM

I was reading online about surround and it said I need SLI support on my motherboard, but didn't exactly tell me whether I need two cards or not. I read that the 600 series can do it by themselves. How about 750 ti? I don't have enough to buy two cards right now, but my MoBo is Crossfire compatible. Can I do surround on one card?

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August 7, 2014 9:28:33 AM

Yes, you can theoretically do that, but the performance will be very poor in most new games.
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August 7, 2014 9:36:04 AM

skullcrusher956 said:
I was reading online about surround and it said I need SLI support on my motherboard, but didn't exactly tell me whether I need two cards or not. I read that the 600 series can do it by themselves. How about 750 ti? I don't have enough to buy two cards right now, but my MoBo is Crossfire compatible. Can I do surround on one card?



NVidia surround is not related to SLI at all. You can do it with any single card that supports it, and the 750 Ti does.

If you are just looking for a multi-monitor desktop, that will definitely work. If you intend to game on a surround setup, then the 750 Ti alone won't be able to provide playable framerates at a dual-screen resolution. In that case you would probably have to look at something more powerful, such as a GTX 770 or at least a GTX 760. Evidently, AMD equivalent cards will achieve the same results, maybe for a little less money.
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August 7, 2014 9:39:46 AM

Well would it help if I added that my processor is an 8 core 3.5 ghz AMD processor? Also my gpu is the EVGA superclocked version.
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August 7, 2014 9:40:50 AM

Nope
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August 7, 2014 12:11:06 PM

skullcrusher956 said:
Well would it help if I added that my processor is an 8 core 3.5 ghz AMD processor? Also my gpu is the EVGA superclocked version.


It doesn't really make a difference, since the most intensive work is done by the GPU. The advantage a good CPU has over a low end one is that a low end CPU could cause delays of its own, further slowing down the performance. If the graphics card can't handle the workload at an acceptable pace, there is nothing the CPU can do.
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