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I have a question. If i am going to be running sli then do all my computer components have to be sli ready? Such as psu, ram, everything?
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SLi certified cases simply mean that they're big enough for the larger Nvidia graphics cards. SLi RAM just means that it's able to auto-detect appropriate RAM timeings. SLi PSU's just mean that they've been tested with certain SLi systems and are powerful enough. However, when i comes to PSU's you're always better off checking the amps and rateings of the rails anyway. Sorry for not replying sooner, I simply didn't notice your post since all the stickies were combined into one thread.
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WHAT!?!!?!?...u cant use more than one monitor with SLI?!?!?!?...ur kidding?!?!?!?>..?????.....
skrew that then...im not goin sli anymore....was supposed to pickup my stuff now....... a 9800GX2 is sli no? can that have anather monitor connected?
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For a single 9800GX2 you'll have to disable SLi in order to run more than one monior off it. There is supposed to be a workaround that I am currenly looking into, but haven't been able to confirm whether i's rue or false.
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Can you enable SLi w/o nTune?
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You don't need nTune installed to enable SLi as the nVidia Control Panel that is installed with the Forceware drivers has the option to enable SLi.
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Lets say I have an eVGA 8800GT-Superclocked
Would I be able to throw in say an 8800GT or does it have to be a GT-SC.. As far as I know there are no major changes to the SC aside from the fact that its factory overclocked. I am just curious, because two GT-SC's are kinda expensive but I wanna go SLI and vanilla 8800s are pretty cheap now.
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As long as it's a GT, yes. You can use the regular 8800GT, but it'll run at the speeds of your slower 8800GT.
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I have Vista 32bit and as you know, it only supports 3.5GB of RAM, If I add another GTS, Will my RAM show up as 3GB?
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