So I have two different EVGA GTX 770's (2773 and 2776) I got them both for a very good price, the 2773 is new and the 2776 has about 2 months on it. I know the 2776 is overclocked and has the dual bios but the 2773 is not overclocked and obviously doesn't have the dual bios. My question is what will happen when I SLI these two cards?
I know the 2776 will under clock unless I overclock the 2773 to mach it but does anyone believe this will even be of a noticeable difference, whether I overclock it or not to match? Also what function will the dual BIOS have when the two cards are SLI'd together. I'm not educated on the dual BIOS so I probably won't even mess with it regardless of the cards being SLI'd but an explanation would be very appreciated.
Thanks
I know the 2776 will under clock unless I overclock the 2773 to mach it but does anyone believe this will even be of a noticeable difference, whether I overclock it or not to match? Also what function will the dual BIOS have when the two cards are SLI'd together. I'm not educated on the dual BIOS so I probably won't even mess with it regardless of the cards being SLI'd but an explanation would be very appreciated.
Thanks
Asking what I would do with those cards in SLI, leave the BIOS on factory settings, don't OC the slower card, just plug em in and let the other slow down a bit.
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