Need help with GPU

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So im wanting to buy a 680 sli but i have multiple questions because what does that sli kwam is iT faster than a normal 680 or just the same and what psu do you Guys think is Should use
Specs:
Fm2a75 pro4 motherboard
Athlon x4 880k
8 gigs of ram
500gb hdd
450 watt psu
Stock CPU cooler
 
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Hi. GTX 680 SLI means that you will get two GTX 680s. Two GPUs are much faster than a single GPU, but only in well-optimized games / tasks. Otherwise, the performance increase is not that big. It's more of a luck if you get the double performance out of SLI setup rather than 0% fps increase.

Honestly, i don't recommend you do that, here are a few reasons:

1. Your power supply is too low. One GTX680 requires up to 200watts of power, SLI means two GTX680, which means only 400watts for an SLI setup without other components - you only have 450watt maximum.
2. I highly doubt that your motherboard supports SLI configurations. It does however support CrossFire, but SLI is a bit different and i didn't find it anywhere written in...

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Hi. GTX 680 SLI means that you will get two GTX 680s. Two GPUs are much faster than a single GPU, but only in well-optimized games / tasks. Otherwise, the performance increase is not that big. It's more of a luck if you get the double performance out of SLI setup rather than 0% fps increase.

Honestly, i don't recommend you do that, here are a few reasons:

1. Your power supply is too low. One GTX680 requires up to 200watts of power, SLI means two GTX680, which means only 400watts for an SLI setup without other components - you only have 450watt maximum.
2. I highly doubt that your motherboard supports SLI configurations. It does however support CrossFire, but SLI is a bit different and i didn't find it anywhere written in manufacturer's webpages that they do support SLI, so it shouldn't work.
 
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