Hi, I have the regular edition of EVGA GTX 260. I think the regular one is discontinued, so I'm wondering if it's possible to SLI with EVGA GTX 260 SC. Also, is it possible to SLI when my power supply is only 620 watts? It's a Corsair hx620w, and I think it's possible to SLI it because it's great quality. Several people have stated it's still good enough for SLI'ing a range of video cards. Anyways, the one question I care about is whether or not my regular GTX 260 can be SLI'd with the GTX 260 SC version. Any help is appreciated! Thank you!

Just an edit to this post, my current gtx 260 is
EVGA E-GeForce GTX 260 CORE 216 55nm Mirror 576MHZ 896MB 1.998GHZ GDDR3 PCI-E (it came with a game called Mirror so I assume that's what the "Mirror" is in the stats)

Yha you can, it'll downclock the high card... best thing to do is d/l evga precision and overclock the slower card, or frankly both cards, to a higher value.

I run 2 different brands, and 2 different factory overclocks.

Originally Posted by Patonb

Yha you can, it'll downclock the high card... best thing to do is d/l evga precision and overclock the slower card, or frankly both cards, to a higher value.

I run 2 different brands, and 2 different factory overclocks.

Thanks for reply, and no I don't sit in front of my computer all day for a response lol. I just happen to come home already. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll be sure to look into the evga precision program if I decide to SLI it. I have actually wondered what program people use to overclock/downclock video cards. Thanks! I highly appreciate it!

Originally Posted by i100s

Thanks for reply, and no I don't sit in front of my computer all day for a response lol. I just happen to come home already. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll be sure to look into the evga precision program if I decide to SLI it. I have actually wondered what program people use to overclock/downclock video cards. Thanks! I highly appreciate it!

Whats wrong with sitting and stocking your threads..............

Evga can be d/l from evga.com but you need to be registared with a product. Its a quite useful program as it controls the fan too and i find setting the fan too 55% makes a nice cooling setup.