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How to pair 2 graphics cards?

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I have 2 graphics cards in my PC
1 gtx 660 and 1 gtx 660TI that I would like to couple to benefit from my 3 screens...
indeed, my 3 current screens work correctly on the gtx660ti but I would like to relieve it by using the 2nd one in order to increase my frames in video games! Is it possible? And if so, how can I do it please?

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  1. epango
    You could set them up in SLI if your motherboard allows it. For that, the 2 GPUs should have the same GPU. But I don't know if the GTX660 and the GTX660Ti have the same GPU.

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    1. tribun
      You can put two different graphics cards in a PC; they will not be in SLI even if the motherboard allows it, but they will work separately.
      Two screens on the GTX660Ti and one on the GTX 660.
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    2. epango
      I thought I understood that he would like to combine the power of the 2 GPUs. If that's the case, he should use SLI. In any case, having displays on 2 different cards that do not work simultaneously is of little interest.
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