Old cards in sli

[MonKENy]

I have a 960 and a 760ti can they be bridged? I hate to think I have to toss the 760. Or is there a use for it?

I have to keep the 960 as its the only card I have to put into a build I am making until prices drop and stock replenishes.

 

[LTC8K6]

I have a 960 and a 760ti can they be bridged? I hate to think I have to toss the 760. Or is there a use for it?

I have to keep the 960 as its the only card I have to put into a build I am making until prices drop and stock replenishes.

No, they can't be SLI'd. Need to be the same GPU.

 

[MonKENy]

Thats what I thought.

Thanks

 

[tarmc]

If you play games that support physx. You could run the 760 as dedicated physx. Theres mixed reviews and results from doing so but it may be an option

 

[MonKENy]

I was thinking something like that but its to late I already dumped the card

 

[SPBHM]

very few games use GPU accelerated Physx, it was a big marketing thing back in 2007-2011 but it's forgotten now, so no big loss.

760 is still a capable enough basic gaming card, probably not too far from a 1050 in games that work well with Kepler

 

[Face2Face]

NM

 

[ElFenix]

afaik ashes of the singularity could make it work.

 

[pandemonium]

very few games use GPU accelerated Physx, it was a big marketing thing back in 2007-2011 but it's forgotten now, so no big loss.

I wouldn't quite say that. There's still quite a few games that use hardware accelerated PhysX. Notably, Star Citizen will be utilizing it.