Hi, I have a gigabyte h110m-s2h motherboard, and a gtx 770. I don't know if my motherboard is compatible with sli, but I have a feeling it isn't. I recently picked up another 770, and was wondering if I could make sli work if i bought a PCIE x1 to x16 adaptor. All I want is 1080p performance at around 74fps in games like BF1, BF4 at max settings. If this wouldn't work, is there any other way I could make it work? I may not have the same performance as I would if i just bought a z170, but i would have to remove the cpu, buy thermal paste and put it on. I am reluctant to do this as I literally just built my PC, and am not too confident. Besides, I only need 1080p70, I get 45 anyway with overclocking, so just want that extra 30. I don't want to buy a new card. If there is no way to make this work, if I wanted BF1 to run at about 74fps at 1080p, what graphical settings would I be playing at, with one card? And would I be able to play at ultra at 60fps with one card? I have an i3-6100. Many Thanks
gtx 770 SLI H110?
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There is NO way to make that work. H110 does not support SLI, in fact not all Z170 boards support SLI, you need to find one that specifically does support it.
Even if this is a possible, you would gain almost NOTHING from trying to SLI a card in an x1 slot.
You can replace your motherboard with a z170 board that supports SLI (and have to reinstall windows) but the much much better option is to sell both 770 cards and buy a 1070.
You can replace your motherboard with a z170 board that supports SLI (and have to reinstall windows) but the much much better option is to sell both 770 cards and buy a 1070.
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