Asus Rampage Extreme III and 2 Nvidia 295 GTX will they work ?

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  1. Posts : 16
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    Asus Rampage Extreme III and 2 Nvidia 295 GTX will they work ?


    Hi all as above. I have read that my board does not support quad sli unless I buy some daughter board ?
    I have 2 Nvidia 295 GTX graphics cards that have 2 pcb's per card. I will be using PCI-E slots 1 and 3.

    Will this rig work please, or should I sell and go for another card ?

    Thanks in advance
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  2. Posts : 6,830
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    Dirtbag

    Looking at the link below . It does say you could use either SLI or Crossfire

    ASUS - RAMPAGE III EXTREME
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  3. Posts : 16
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    Thread Starter
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    Hi many thanks for the link and the evidence is apparent, but I have read on forums that that baord does not support quad sli. The fact that my Gcards have 2 Gpu's each = 4, I am thinking it wont support them ?
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    dirtbag said:
    Hi all as above. I have read that my board does not support quad sli unless I buy some daughter board ?
    I have 2 Nvidia 295 GTX graphics cards that have 2 pcb's per card.
    I believe they're talking about one of these, which should have come with your board....

    Asus Rampage Extreme III and 2 Nvidia 295 GTX will they work ?-sli_connectors2.jpg

    Also some cards (video) may also card with one.

    And it would also help if you specifically told us what board you have since you say the link provided is what your board does.

    The board linked clearly says....

    Multi-GPU Support
    Supports NVIDIA® 3-Way SLI™ Technology
    Supports AMD CrossFireX™ Technology
    Look under specifications. Perhaps you're getting confused with something else?
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  5. Posts : 6,830
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    It won't support 4 separate Graphic Cards without the Extreme 4-way SLI Xpander board .
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  6. Posts : 24,479
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    Yes, they will work, you just need the connector sygnus posted.
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  7. Posts : 16
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64
    Thread Starter
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    Thanks for the replies and sorry guys I am not too great at this.
    I have the sli link bridge, 2 in fact, but I do not have that expander thingy.

    Here is more detail

    I have the Asus Rampage Extreme III Republic of gamers LGA 1366
    I7 920 OC to 3.8ghz with Noctua DH14
    16 GB Corsair Ram
    BFG TECH 295 GTX X2 , each card which takes up one Pci-e slot each has 2 GPU's = 2 Physical slots taken up, but 4 GPU's.
    Coolermaster Real Power M1000W PSU

    I am getting confused as I see this link

    Quad SLI on ASUS Rampage III Extreme is not possible
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  8. Posts : 7,683
    Windows 10 Pro
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    Britton30 said:
    Yes, they will work, you just need the connector sygnus posted.
    Thanks Britton, for a minute I thought I was going crazy
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    Windows 10 Pro
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    dirtbag said:
    Thanks for the replies and sorry guys I am not too great at this.
    I have the sli link bridge, 2 in fact, but I do not have that expander thingy.

    Here is more detail

    I have the Asus Rampage Extreme III Republic of gamers LGA 1366
    I7 920 OC to 3.8ghz with Noctua DH14
    16 GB Corsair Ram
    BFG TECH 295 GTX X2 , each card which takes up one Pci-e slot each has 2 GPU's = 2 Physical slots taken up, but 4 GPU's.
    Coolermaster Real Power M1000W PSU

    I am getting confused as I see this link

    Quad SLI on ASUS Rampage III Extreme is not possible
    OK, as pointed out - dual (2 cards) SLI is doable with your board. Quad (4 cards) is not.

    So, since you have two cards, you're good to go. Four cards won't work. You also need the connector I showed earlier, which either your card or motherboard should have supplied.

    Hope this helps.
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  10. Posts : 16
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64
    Thread Starter
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    sygnus21 said:
    dirtbag said:
    Thanks for the replies and sorry guys I am not too great at this.
    I have the sli link bridge, 2 in fact, but I do not have that expander thingy.

    Here is more detail

    I have the Asus Rampage Extreme III Republic of gamers LGA 1366
    I7 920 OC to 3.8ghz with Noctua DH14
    16 GB Corsair Ram
    BFG TECH 295 GTX X2 , each card which takes up one Pci-e slot each has 2 GPU's = 2 Physical slots taken up, but 4 GPU's.
    Coolermaster Real Power M1000W PSU

    I am getting confused as I see this link

    Quad SLI on ASUS Rampage III Extreme is not possible
    OK, as pointed out - dual (2 cards) SLI is doable with your board. Quad (4 cards) is not.

    So, since you have two cards, you're good to go. Four cards won't work. You also need the connector I showed earlier, which either your card or motherboard should have supplied.

    Hope this helps.

    Thanks it certainly does and thanks very much. Well I will try it out tomorrow and hope it enhances my rig abit !
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