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rookies13
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2014/10/10 14:10:24 (permalink)
GeForce GTX 580 Classified 3072MB  03G-P3-1594-KR with a GeForce GTX 580 Classified Ultra 3072MB  03G-P3-1595-AR
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    Re: mixing graphic cards 2014/10/10 14:23:15 (permalink)
    is there a question ?
     
    Are you telling us you did it or asking if it is possible ?
     
    is it possible ? =YES.    That will work just fine.

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    Re: mixing graphic cards 2014/10/10 14:28:07 (permalink)
    Thanks Steve I just happened unto 2 GeForce GTX 580 Classified 3072MB  03G-P3-1594-KR for a good price and was just wondering.
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    Re: mixing graphic cards 2014/10/22 13:52:08 (permalink)
    Those are technically the same graphics cards with the same GF110 GPU, same number of CUDA cores, same memory interface, and Vram size.  Having a different frequency isn't that relevant for SLI.

    For Intel processors, 0.122 x TDP = Continuous Amps at 12v [source].  

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    Re: mixing graphic cards 2014/10/28 04:01:23 (permalink)
    Question though why run 2x GTX 580 its alot of heat, a GTX 770 used should be quite affordable and preform better
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    Re: mixing graphic cards 2014/10/28 06:22:30 (permalink)
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    Question though why run 2x GTX 580 its alot of heat, a GTX 770 used should be quite affordable and preform better


    I'm guessing he already had one and found a good deal on a used one. Still a solid setup as long as you're not shooting for 4K

     
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    Re: mixing graphic cards 2021/02/20 00:41:47 (permalink)
    I had the same question and found this thread on a search.
     
    Just built a new Ryzen 9 on an X570 mobo and moved my GTX 1070 Ti over to it. I'm not a gamer, I use it as a coprocessor crunching numbers on the cuda cores and for multimedia creation. The mobo will support three coprocessors and I'm on a budget, so adding a cheaper card now and another say in a year or so, is more suitable for me. That said, I have to keep the cost under $1K, so I want to get as much bang for the buck as I can. Can anyone offer guidance on what to watch out for when mixing different cards on the same machine?
     
    Thanks in advance.
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