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It would be better to get a new single GPU. Not all games support multiple GPUs.
Don't buy old stuff, move on.
This plus SLI isn't really worth it tbh. I've had a few SLI rigs and most games either don't support it or you need to bugger around to get it to work. It's just a headache so last time I upgraded I went with a single 980ti rather than two 970's and I'm glad I did tbh.
http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=02G-P4-2960-KR
I've had 6 different sets of cards that I ran in SLI and I've only ever experiened a handful of issues over the many years of using SLI.
Years ago, you sometimes had to fiddle with settings and test drivers more often for good SLI performance, but it still wasn't a very common thing.
Anyway, SLI is only good if you're matching up high end cards and you need the power to push a high resolution or high refresh rate. I wouldn't bother doing it with a mid-ranged card from 4 generations ago. As others have suggested, look at getting a GTX 960.
Whats the rest of your hardware specs? And OS?
Core i3 2100
4GB 686MHZ RAM
ASUS P8H61-M LE mobo
And like I said, I want to upgrade the whole PC.