How to find the same graphics card I have.

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catgamer4

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They are the same cards, one is sold by a third party, hence the ripoff price.
My advice: Dont.

SLI midrange cards have never really been a viable option. Additionally your motherboard probably does not support SLI, nor does the PSU.
You would invest more money than say a single more powerful card.
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They are the same cards, one is sold by a third party, hence the ripoff price.
My advice: Dont.

SLI midrange cards have never really been a viable option. Additionally your motherboard probably does not support SLI, nor does the PSU.
You would invest more money than say a single more powerful card.
 
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GTX 960 price at launch was $199. They don't manufacture them anymore because they've been outdated by the GTX 1060, which retails for $199 3gb, or $249 6GB.

Getting a second GTX 960 in SLI would not perform as well as a single GTX 1060. So you'd be better off with a single GTX 1060, or if your budget allows, a GTX 1070.
 
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catgamer4

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My motherboard can support SLI and the card but would it still be worth it to add another???
 
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