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You can disable one in nVidia control panel and then run one as a dedicated PhysX card for Borderlands. (The only game that I know supports it)

For future reference, if a game is stuttering on 3 way sli is there a way to make the game only run in 2 way sli without taking one of the chips out?

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Not sure but you can probably disable it in nvidia control panel. Or you could unplug the SLI bridge and plug in a 2 way one.

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Yes, you can disable each gpu as you want but 3 way sli sounds like a bad idea. I would never do more than 2 myself because microstutter is far worse than low frame rate to me. 

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You can disable one in nVidia control panel and then run one as a dedicated PhysX card for Borderlands. (The only game that I know supports it)

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