Does the Intel Core i7 6700 have integrated graphics?

The i7-6700 incorporates the HD Graphics 530 IGP operating at 350 MHz and a turbo frequency of 1.15 GHz. This chip supports up to 64 GiB of dual-channel DDR4-2133 memory.

Do both cards have to be the same for SLI?

To use SLI, you must have identical Nvidia video cards. To enable SLI on Nvidia cards, you must connect them with something called an SLI bridge. Newer AMD cards do not require such a bridge to be run in CrossFire.

Does i7 6700 have hyperthreading?

The i7 6700 also has HYPERTHREADING feature. This means, one single physical core of the processor can work as two logical cores and handle two different works simultaneously.

Can any motherboard do SLI?

SLI can only be done if you have the same GPU (GTX 1080+ GTX 1080), but brand won’t matter as long as they have the same amount of memory. I hope this helps!

Is my i7 6700 non-K overclocking?

Your i7 6700 Non-K is overclocking almost as well as my unlocked 6700k. https://linustechtips.com/main/profile/519965-spotty/?status=211771&type=status

How many graphics cards can be connected in SLI?

While the two-GPU setup might be the most popular one, SLI can also be configured in a three or four GPU dynamic by either a single bridge that connects every card or by combining two two-way bridges. Combining three or four dual cards set up with a 2-way bridge is impossible as the technology for hexa- or octa SLI configuration doesn’t exist.

What is the future of two-way SLI?

The future is uncertain for these layouts as Nvidia is phasing out the support for more than two-card combinations due to high driver complexity. As a matter of fact, cards like GTX 1070, GTX 1080 and higher only support the two-way SLI. SLI is supported by all Windows versions following Windows Vista, both 32-bit and 64-bit.

What are the different types of SLI bridges?

There are three types of SLI Bridges: Standard Bridge (400 Mhz Pixel Clock, 1GB/s bandwidth) – This is a traditional bridge included with motherboards that support SLI up to 1920×1080 and 2560×1440@60 Hz. LED Bridge (540 MHz Pixel Clock) – Recommended for monitors up to 2560×1440@120 Hz+ and 4K. Sold by Nvidia, EVGA, MSI, Asus, among others.