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  1. Mianly using C4D/octane other Adobe stuff :AE/PR 3-No three GPUs no SLI would help incase it was a farm?? but wont be helpful because application cannot use multiple GPUs to render the same scene? what about 2 applications running, each using one gpu?
  2. 3-No three GPUs no SLI would help incase it was a farm?? but wont be helpful because application cannot use multiple GPUs to render the same scene? what about 2 applications running, each using one gpu?
  3. You guys ARE AWSOME, for real this was bugging me and you solved it, you guys/girls are awsome, thank you so muchhhhhh for this, of course if i need anything ill post lol, thank you once again for anything who contributed to this.
  4. so you mean, i can assign 2 or 3 gpus to render the same object/scene/animation in an application? (of course if the said application has that option?)
  5. Dear All, So i want to build a new PC, mainly to render in 3D and i have some questions: 1-can i run 2 gpus in SLI, while third one alone?? 2-does SLI matter for 3d rendering?? 3-am i better off using 3 gpus with No SLI?? 4-Can the program use 2 gpus to render even if not in SLI??? 5-render will be faster with 2 SLI gpus vs 2 non SLI gpus ( assuming the software is able to use 2 gpus not on SLI?? As you can see i am a little bit confused when it comes to 3d rendering and SLI or no SLI, i tried googling but unable to get the appropriate answers, much appreciate helping me out, thank youuuu
  6. you mean anything newer yea? so, X99-A II does indeed support nvme m.2 drives right ? as the Z170 PRO GAMING/AURA?? if i understood you right
  7. Should have pointed out that i have already built several PCs for friends, just this little thing now is annoying me soo much, i mean is it hard for vendors to mention clearly if their mobos support nvme m.2 or nottt, is there a way for me to know without going to pc partpicker?
  8. First time poster, hope you can help me i am soooo confused on how to find out if a specific motherboard supports m.2 nvme or just AHCI One mobo on asus website does not specify nvme just says m.2 pcie 4×, i saw linus using an nvme m.2 as a boot drive in the "does windows server offer more performance" Only one motherbaord on asus website does specifically say that it has nvme m.2 . Does pcie 4× mean nvme or just high speed AHCI??????? Wana build a pc but this is confusing me sooo muchhhh
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