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Originally Posted by Santa
From what little I know, an SLI supported card means I can upgrade it later for a relatively small price and increase the efficiency significantly. Am I wrong?
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Yes, you are wrong.
It's almost always more cost effective to simply ditch/sell the old card and replace with a brand new card than it is to add a second card running in SLi mode. If you are currently buying an SLi capable mother board, you would probably benefit by ditching it in favor of a non-SLi capable model with the same features since you'll probably never ever use SLi. This switch will only save about $10-45 typically however, so it's not a huge amount either way.