^ Yes it can handle these...
But the main limiting factors would be
1. your power supply that comes with the PC as these cards require atleast 500W for GTX 260, 550W for GTX 280/285 and atleast 650W for 4870X2...
2. Your Computer case as those above listed cards are pretty long and you should make sure it fits in your case...
Thanks gkay09 really helped me out and i was planning to get a new case and psu for these cards just needed to know if motherboard and processor could handle them. THX
Like I said, your cpu is too slow for anything over a GTX260. In fact I think the 260 will still be waiting for your cpu to catch up.
How exactly???
That is utter bull....i have SLI'd 8800's and i saw NO change from 2.5GHz quad to 2.9GHz Quad....as long as your game supports multi-CPU's you should be fine.
a SINGLE 2.3GHz CPU IS going to bottleneck....and likely with a dual core also as one core has to be used elsewhere also, with quad its a different story.
Ive PERSONALLY expierinced this so argue all you want...
Show me a Test which shows a quad core botlenecking any card on a multicore friendly app.
a SINGLE 2.3GHz CPU IS going to bottleneck....and likely with a dual core also as one core has to be used elsewhere also, with quad its a different story.
Ive PERSONALLY expierinced this so argue all you want...
Show me a Test which shows a quad core botlenecking any card on a multicore friendly app.
Most games only use 2 cores, so your trying to say that a 2.3ghz quad is going to push the same frames as a 3.5ghz dual core?