You need to connect SLI bridge. Make sure your motherboard supports SLI as well. You can see it on your Nvidia control panel.

both must be same model as well. For example GTX 970 and GTX 970

If your having a 970,you will need to have a same brand card also..Couldnt mix match both of them unless you install the enhance DLL in which automatically enable the SLI between them..But some had recorded that the bandwidth/speed isnt up to expected compared to a normal SLI using the same brand of card.

Yes, I do have the same brand, connected the bridge, now all I need to know is how to enable it in windows ? And how to make sure 2 graphic card is in use when im SLI-ing

WTA is Leadtek WinFast GTX 980 HURRICANE based on reference board?

Heil NVIDIA !

So kepler users will be completely sidelined since the Maxwell fiasco came in?

That will be at the Nvidia Control panel

do you think the sellers will allow us to return the gtx 970 or maybe exchange it for 290X plus top up?

i bought 2x970 for SLI to use on my 4320x2560 multimonitor res. now i know why it was stuttering when playing at full res. i bought mine from idealtech. hopefully the receive instructions from nvidia soon to allow returns. really felt betrayed.

i thought i was getting good bang for my buck, 4gb vrams for rm1.2k. but we've been cheated on my nvidia so was just after the money. haih....

Sorry to spoil your expectation they actually backtrack the refund statement. There will be no refund nor any kind of fix . Only normal usual drivers update

hey guys, just curious, since 970 having problem about vram, so i was wondering, is it a good purchase if i want to buy 970 or should i go with other cards ? Thanks !

Me, too. Having such dilemma.

just think about this

1. are you playing at >1080p resolution?
2. can you live with not maxing any setting that eats VRAM?

if you answer no and yes respectively to above, GTX970 is still a darn good card. and still bang for buck card too

otherwise, head to red camp and check out their 290X or 290s

It's still a decent card by all means. The problem arises once it hits that 3.5GB wall , then you will sense stuttering and frame hitching. I suggest hold your purchase for now and see the newer upcoming cards coming out.

wtf before it was 3.5gb ram fiasco and now they are withholding g-sync without the need to use the actual g-sync module



http://www.overclock.net/t/1538208/nvidia-...dp-1-2-monitors

http://gamenab.net/2015/01/24/nvidia-g-syn...-every-monitor/

http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Graphics-Card...ed-Alpha-Driver

Doesnt work for me but anyone with a laptop maybe could have a success

This post has been edited by shikimori: Jan 31 2015, 08:45 AM

...so the G-Sync module is pretty much tells the monitor that the user payed for a G-Sync monitor, and enables G-Sync?

http://wccftech.com/nvidia-gsync-mobility-...ises-questions/

HOLD IT right there just wait 4 newer cards

no need go for AMD trust me u will regret later. even with nvidia scandal i still prefer nvidia.

*ahem* forgot 2 add *next gens nvidia*