View Full Version : Can U SLI a GTX295 (dual) and a Co op
systemviper
06-25-2009, 11:19 AM
Hi, i am interested if i can SLI my GTX295 (dual PCB) with a GTX295 Co Op and is there any isssues with that...? :confused:
thanks in advance.,..
Windows and the drivers should detect the device IDs as the same. They're the same GPUs, just on different PCB layouts. Should work fine, can't forsee any issues since they're the same exact GPUs.
SoulsCollective
06-25-2009, 11:31 AM
You'll be fine. There was a thread posted here about a week ago showing a "review" of the new single-PCB card that featured benchmarking a quad-SLi setup with an old (dual) and new (single) card.
systemviper
06-25-2009, 11:58 AM
You'll be fine. There was a thread posted here about a week ago showing a "review" of the new single-PCB card that featured benchmarking a quad-SLi setup with an old (dual) and new (single) card.
thanks, i want to play with the new card but i would hate to have it not play well with my EVGA big red.... :up:
bluehaze
06-28-2009, 03:21 PM
thanks, i want to play with the new card but i would hate to have it not play well with my EVGA big red.... :up:
The only issue is the voltage tuner doesn't work on the co op because it uses a cheaper voltage regulation, no more Volterra. If you haven't bought yet, better off finding a dual pcb!