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Smashed Ixnay said:Not together I don't think. Pretty sure they gotta be the same kind of card.
Endurancevm said:What he said. The cards have to have the identical BIOS to run in tandem.
Slizone.com said:Can I mix and match graphics cards?
In order to provide optimal symmetric scaling, SLI technology requires the NVIDIA GPUs to match. For example, a GeForce 7800 GTX must be paired with another GeForce 7800 GTX. Likewise, a GeForce 6600 GT must be paired with another GeForce 6600 GT. However, using the latest Release 80 or later graphics drivers, NVIDIA GPUs sold by different manufacturers can be used together in an SLI configuration. For example, a GeForce 7800 GT from vendor ABC can be matched with a GeForce 7800 GT from vendor XYZ.
Juan Sanchez said:Since only one of the cards memory is used, could you flash the GS to a GT. Then use the Real GT as the main card and have the Fake GT (previously a GS) as the secondary. That would negate using the slower DDR2 Ram, and instead use the fast GDDR3 from the GT. I know that GS chips are good for the clock of the GT. Just wondering.