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GTX 650 Ti Boost - 2GB models I believe you will require for SLI.
Then 650W should be fine to run them both.
Yeah sorry,I should have put ti in the title.
GTX 650 = Doesn't support SLI
GTX 650 Ti = Doesn't support SLI either
GTX 650 Ti Boost = Supports SLI, G-Sync, and Nvidia Surround
It says it has SLI ready on the page. Want me to link it?
A Gtx980 is faster than a titan for gaming.
GTX 980 is way better then Titan for gaming, GTX 970 would be enough too.
Nah, GTX 970 and 980 are best graphics cards currently and lot more stable then dual-GPU R9 295X2.
Not really, 8 Gb is still quite enough for gaming and 1600 Mhz CL9 is very close to optimal performance for Intel PC. You wont get much performance at all from higher Mhz.