So i have a "Refusing to die 775 PC" and i have this 9500GT, it says its SLI capable...

[Ian Retamal Subias]

So i have a "Refusing to die 775 PC" and i have this 9500GT, it says its SLI capable but how do you SLI it?

I saw Linus's 7100GS SLI, but havent seen the SLI cable hows is this possible?

 

[Khalid MK]

Google it

 

[Noah Seiber]

I think you need to check eBay and find an SLI cable that's compatible. I'm not sure if they've changed over time.

 

[Brice Coleman]

if this isnt bait... get a new gpu kid

 

[Mike Chronopolis]

So cool!, Classic!

 

[Durvelle Greene]

The model you have isn't sli capable

 

[Jake Wynn]

theres more than one way to run sli

 

[Ryan Goodall]

The lower end cards SLI or CrossFire through the PCIe bus, and the 9500 gt is SLI capable.

 

[Ryan Goodall]

But only certain cards do this

 

[Chandler Keith Henson]

 

[Ryan Goodall]

Exactly Chandler

 

[Lionel Tan]

Please frame it up. It's not going to help using it in any modes lol

 

[Ryan Goodall]

You'll be playing really really old games with a setup like that. Period.

 

[Marcus Dean Adams]

I would say the only benefit you "MIGHT" get from that old card playing modern games would be if you set it up as a PhysX card. I'm not a big NVidia user, but from what I understand, PhysX offloads some physics operations in games that support it like dust, fire, wind, etc. to a second graphics card that only works on those calculations, while you're "main" card like you're 1070 or whatever does the rest of the work grunt work.

Personally, I would just frame it,

 

[Ryan Goodall]

That card's too slow for a Physx card

 

[Topias Olavi Salakka]

SLI bridge isn't required for some cards.

If you ask me it shouldn't be required on any card.

 

[Δημήτρης Αγγιναρτζής]

I think you dont need a cable but you sli them through pci