SLI relatively easy?

[DrToffnar]

I'm planning on buying a second 670 for an SLI setup next week.
Was just wondering, is it just a question of having the compatible mobo and PSU, fitting the second card and connecting the bridge then configuring SLI to run via the Nvidia control panel? Or is it a little more complicated then that/

 

[oldestgregg]

It should be as easy as that. Now, granted,people have problems but please bare in mind people also have problems with single cards as well. Other than borked cards I have never had a problem with either sli or xfire so good luck and enjoy!

 

[DrToffnar]

Ahh brill! I was fearing a dive into bios...

 

[whyscotty]

I'm planning on buying a second 670 for an SLI setup next week.
Was just wondering, is it just a question of having the compatible mobo and PSU, fitting the second card and connecting the bridge then configuring SLI to run via the Nvidia control panel? Or is it a little more complicated then that/

Pretty straight forward,

Plenty ppl on hear to help if you need it

 

[Gregster]

Plug in second card, attach sli bridge turn on computer, nvidia control panel, under SLI tab, prefer max performance

 

[whyscotty]

Plug in second card, attach sli bridge turn on computer, nvidia control panel, under SLI tab, prefer max performance

Not forgetting to connect pci-e cables X 2

 

[Phixsator]

And if your motherboard is not the SLI Supported list of nvidia, you can always install hybridSLI. Worked perfectly for a friend of mine.