I was just wondering. I have a 980ti and I have read a couple posts that people are running 2 cards but both are different. I also have a gtx 760. Can I run both cards or did I read this wrong.

bambamshere
I was just wondering. I have a 980ti and I have read a couple posts that people are running 2 cards but both are different. I also have a gtx 760. Can I run both cards or did I read this wrong.

Hello,
 
as the user above has said you cannot run your two mis-matched cards together in SLI unfortunately due to the fact that they have two different GPU chips. You can however run the 760 as a dedicated physx card however I would recommend against that due to the poor performance gain.
 
You can learn more on SLI technology here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3v3HumTFfTY

But if you're into folding, they will run pretty well together. I had a 970 and a 780ti folding and that config did pretty well and now I have a 980ti and a 970 folding and that config does very well . I haven't bothered with the dedicated physics card route, 980ti kicks button gaming

bambamshere
Getting confused now I can't do it in sli but I can have both in there. Just not in sli right

Correct.

Oh ok sounds good. Will this video on here show me how to do this and does a monitor have to be hooked up to the second card

Actually using the 760 for PhysX will help in PhysX heavy games . Arkham series for example . I've tested with & w/o the 760 for PhysX . I have smoother gameplay & higher minimum fps using my 760 as a dedicated card . Using a resolution of 5760x1080 in surround . I have all Gameworks feature maxed out , no AA (no visual difference to me) and motion blur off (don't like it) . Borderlands 2 will also benefit from it , especially with PhysX on high . I just switched to 359.00 from 355.82 and it fixed crashing in BL2 w/PhysX at high . Got rid of my event viewer errors too . Edit : The 359.00 causes Arkham Knight to crash the pc when you launch it .