Asus P8Z68-V pro and Gigabyte gtx 560

[Azurite]

I got this MB and graphics today. The graphics didnt come with any sli bridge and the mobo says that a sli bridge is an accessory. The bridge that came looks more like a X-fire bridge, so im just checking with you guys if i can use it on two nvidia cards. sorry for the bad picture.

 

[Azurite]

Googled some pics of sli and same bridge was used. So i guess it will be no complications then. It just looked like the crossfire bridge.

 

[yassarikhan786]

Good to know you've resolved the issue.

 

[fcb]

Ya, the colour does look a bit like a Crossfire adapter.

 

[FragTek]

They are 2 different sizes. The CF bridge is a bit wider. You should be able to tell by putting it on, if there's any extra room in the slot it's a CF bridge.

My Asus mobo came with a SLI bridge.

 

[fcb]

They are 2 different sizes. The CF bridge is a bit wider. You should be able to tell by putting it on, if there's any extra room in the slot it's a CF bridge.

My Asus mobo came with a SLI bridge.

I haven't seen many motherboards giving out Crossfire adapters much, but some get packaged with both so that's handy. Usually SLI adapters are more commonly seen.

 

[Azurite]

Havent had a nvidia card since the 8800GT

Thought the bridges was black and fancy, but i guess thats something you can purchase for some extra cash.

 

[Scoob]

Hi there,

I have the same board and that looks like the bridge I have (and am using) to me!

With two cards in the top two slots the bridge will be at it's limit (but not stretched or anything) and will give you a nice little air gap between the two cards - assuming they're no more than dual slot designed like mine.

I REALLY like my P8Z68-V Pro, lots of control when overclocking, nice features and works well. I'm now using two GTX 570's in SLI and love it.

Scoob.