it is enough, however, make sure its condition is excellent, also note that no margin will be left for overclocking the GPUs, even you have to take care while ocing 2500k ,
i already have an Corsair TX950, so i am covered with that.
It would be better to get the same version, brand of the 560 ti for it to run at the same clock speed. The hawk isn't only overpriced but its rated stock clock is at 950Mhz, so your overall SLi setup would run with the clock speed of your slowest GPU i.e. your EVGA one.
ya, was just check astrontech, they have it for 27.3k....overpriced....
Not even galaxy?ya, was just check astrontech, they have it for 27.3k....overpriced....
Currently, i dont think any retailer here has the EVGA SC version of 560ti...
Yea it was pretty expensive back then. Well you can do two things. I heard that IMX would be restocking their 560DF, so you can wait and grab that at a lesser price than hawk for SLi. Or you could sell your current 560SC and get a Kepler GPU, one below the 680 for almost the same budget in the coming months.
Yea, i was just checking the Kepler videos...and my wat features....
Yea the new added features are just superb and it has given ATi really something to look at and drool over. Our local retailers just wait for such chances to fleece people except for IMX.Yea, i was just checking the Kepler videos...and my wat features....
lets hope that the retailers here don't lootofy us with the Kepler..
Sorry, I didn't wanted to point out someone here, but it was much needed.
Ya, i was wondering, where he came up with that.Sorry, I didn't wanted to point out someone here, but it was much needed.
You need equal video memory to SLI multiple graphics card. e.g. you can't SLI a GTX 560 Ti 1GB variant with GTX 560 Ti 2GB.
Brand, Memory Clock, Core Clock and Shader Clock doesn't matter in this case.
@Known Ahmed. If budget isn't an issue for you, you can opt a GTX 560 Ti HAWK. There's not much performance difference in EVGA SuperClocked and HAWK.
e.g.
MSI HAWK = 950MHz Core Clocks, 1900MHz Shader Clocks, 4200MHz Memory Clocks
EVGA SC = 900MHz Core Clocks, 1800MHz Shader Clocks, 4212MHz Memory Clocks
Memory clock, on board memory, gpu clock and brands does not matter in sli only matters is the gpu must be sameSorry, I didn't wanted to point out someone here, but it was much needed.
You need equal video memory to SLI multiple graphics card. e.g. you can't SLI a GTX 560 Ti 1GB variant with GTX 560 Ti 2GB.
Brand, Memory Clock, Core Clock and Shader Clock doesn't matter in this case.
@Known Ahmed. If budget isn't an issue for you, you can opt a GTX 560 Ti HAWK. There's not much performance difference in EVGA SuperClocked and HAWK.
e.g.
MSI HAWK = 950MHz Core Clocks, 1900MHz Shader Clocks, 4200MHz Memory Clocks
EVGA SC = 900MHz Core Clocks, 1800MHz Shader Clocks, 4212MHz Memory Clocks
Though I don't believe in these random sources. But.... Google tells me that yes! You can run two different variant of same chip in SLI. However, it is not recommended because you can't utilize the higher memory capacity. Thanks for the correction.
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There are no such thing as "bad design" bro, its all "artistic vision" nowEternalBlizzard said:Is it just me or people lately seem to defend every bad game design decision made by the devs and try to give bullshit reasons for that? Or perhaps it's because I'm on reddit and discord
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