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Triple Monitors

Chances are your MB will support SLI I have not heard of any that only do crossfire. But I may be wrong what is it? In any case Your need another 560ti for SLI. Personally I would just get a newer more powerful card.
 
For desktop use you can easily add another GPU and drive a monitor of that, but for gaming it won't work well. Or, as Armageus said, you can drive it off the motherboard if that and the CPU supports it.
 
rossiboy001 said:
Chances are your MB will support SLI I have not heard of any that only do crossfire. But I may be wrong what is it? In any case Your need another 560ti for SLI. Personally I would just get a newer more powerful card.
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Many motherboards support Crossfire but not SLI.

For starters, SLI requires a minimum of x8, some motherboards do x16/x4 rather than x8/x8 and SLI will not work.

There was a period of time SLI required licensing and some motherboard makers did not license it for some boards. Not sure if this is entirely dropped now.

Worse, the 560ti supports 2 monitors. With SLI all monitors have to be on the same GPU so if you add a 2nd card and enable SLI you don't get to use 3 monitors, you are still limited to two.

Better to buy a modern GPU (say a 960) which will give much better performance than 560ti sli and also support 3+ monitors.

You could add a 2nd 560ti, leave SLI disabled, and add up to 4 monitors, 2 per card, but if you're doing that, no need for it to be a 560ti, it could be any card.
 
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