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SLI query

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cukoodukoo

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I have a EVGA GTX 480 vanilla. Can i add a Superclocked version to it and run them both in SLI?
 
I hope you are right as i have both sides of the answers.You have a SLI rig , i guess u know what you r talking.Do i hvae to download any sli drivers or just pop in the card and attach them both with the link.Any guides online?
 
cukoodukoo said:
I hope you are right as i have both sides of the answers.You have a SLI rig , i guess u know what you r talking.Do i hvae to download any sli drivers or just pop in the card and attach them both with the link.Any guides online?
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Simply put both cards in your rig, attach bridge, install drivers and then enable sli, no special drivers needed.

I have sli'ed a reference 480 that came in an alienware with a gigabyte soc 480 and they worked fine other than heat. The non reference card had trouble cooling in my sli setup. So I sold them.

As both your cards are reference models you should have no problem and setup should be easy.
 
I think it's like this now, but it didn't used to be. Back in the old days even different partner brands of the same card wouldn't work in SLI together. From my understanding things are better now.
 
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