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darkprince360   03-23-2009 at 12:16:58 PM

:bounce: i hv a SLI i capable mobo. i ws jst wondering if i cud SLI a xfx 8800gt & an Asus 7600gs?? wil they hv compatibility issues?? any ideas guys??

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baddad   03-23-2009 at 01:17:14 PM
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It will work but not well, the 88 will slow down to 76's clock speeds. If I were you I'd get another 88.

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outlw6669   03-23-2009 at 01:19:54 PM
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No, no you can not.
You can only SLI two identical cards together.
An 8800GT and a 7600GS CAN NOT be SLIed together.

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gamerk316   03-23-2009 at 01:48:47 PM
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outlw6669 is right, baddd is clueless. You can't SLI cards that are not the same (or in some cases, almost exactly the same)

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darkprince360   03-28-2009 at 01:04:47 PM
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ah k...thnx guys...hey i kno its outta d topic...but wats d amount of power required to run an XFX 8800gt (670Mhz core)?? i hv a 450W supply. i hv an intel 2.6 (LGA 775) which is OC'd to 3.2Ghz. Wen i play games such as Assassin's creed, spiderman Web of shadows etc...thr seems 2 be a lotta lags n low frame rates...n d 3Dmark bench score is less than 5000.

my CPU test results are around 800 o sumthin. i'm wondering is it cuz of d power supply??...or is it jst my processor??? pls help me out here...i need sum xpert advice!!!

cheers ppl!! :)

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