I am building a unusual computer with an Sli graphics card( http://www.scan.co.uk/products/productin... but the for the psu ( http://www.scan.co.uk/products/productin... ) I am going to buy the spec have a cross next to Sli. does this event ?
Does the psu stipulation to be Sli practised to be used next to an Sli graphics card?
The PSU needs to output plenty wattage to support everything you want to plug into the motherboard, in this baggage, a second video card. So it's not that it is SLI compatible, just that it is powerful ample for your electrical draw.
That setup is a bad opinion. With that said ...
First, don't try to do SLI and then cheap out on the PSU.
No, a PSU doesn't own to be rate SLI to do SLI. As well, a power supply isn't rate by it's output wattage alone. And giving one a try shouldn't hurt anything. However, you'll want to check how hot the PSU is getting. You don't want to overload it. If you'll going to be purchasing a new PSU anyway you can capture SLI power supplies cheaply now-a-days. Some PCIexpress cards have special 6-pin power connector. You'll also call for to see if your video cards need these. If they do, you'll visibly need two of them on your power supply.
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