Unable to put gtx 460 in SLI

[Sudeepa]

I just bought a gtx460 and after getting this I am getting an issue in this and I am not able to put it in SLI. I tried almost everything but nothing works in the same. And while loading the operating system I am getting error in this and it automatically get rebooted. I do not understand what I did wrong. I think I have correctly connected the SLI bridge, and the adapters ==> pci if you have an idea then please help me here.

[Balamani]

I think I have solution for this but before that I just want same answer from your side so that I will be able to give you more accurate solution.

• What is your motherboard?
• What is your power supply?
• And is this moved the SATA connector of your system hard disk?

You just verify this and tell me soon.

[Apple.Mac.Rocker]

I have got this news from one of my friend and actually in the slot issue affects only the people who also will be sound card, go USB3 card, network card, etc.. And that is a disadvantage; however, remains at least 80% of the gaming machines of today have it anyway just put the graphics card. Too bad it hardly newer SLI boards available for AMD. That would be a 1090T with 2 of these cards, rocks pretty huge and even affordable. So this is what I know. I hope this will help you.

[Sn0w-Le0p@rD]

Actually the most recent graphics card which isa launched by the Nvidia derivative is the GeForce GTX 460 which is really great. I do not how you are getting this kind of issue. Thus it is possible to believe that Nvidia may create in the near future, a bi-GPU card along with two GF 104. And it is tested that a SLI GTX 460 in comparing it to a SLI GTX 470, GTX480, a single GTX 460 1 GB, HD 5870 and in conclusion a HD 5970. The test consists of performance in dissimilar games, as well as in more than a few benchmarks, consumption, temperature, noise and overclocking.

[Susquehannock]

I have also an issue in this actually I had a few PC's too much so I sold it once given away, "disposed of". Then I put together a new PC.
ASUS P7P55D-E (was originally planned P7P55D) Pro

• Intel Core i5 - 760
• Kingston DDR3-1333 4GB
• Samsung 320GB F4
• Sasmung F3 1000GB
• Cougar S 550W

Currently running the whole thing with my 9500GT but it get died yesterday, and anyway I wanted to buy a new graphics card came the match. I have a two GTX 460 SLI. Are you supposed to be ideal for a SLI and even better than a GTX 480th Now I wonder if I have not bought a 4000 rs free power supply and whether SLI can run two GTX 460 on a 550W power supply? And a two SLI GTX 460 with 768MB VRAM also be recommended for? And if it stand together then yes, approximately 1.5 GB of VRAM.

[Acolapissa]

Well, according to the test, it 433W so it should still be enough. Wherein, as mentioned, not the VRAM and you added so if it must be because .., take the 1GB version should. On the sense and nonsense of SLI with no high-end cards, we need not discuss now, once again, which helps further Sufu there.