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sli for geforce gtx 1080 ti

DaandenDikken
By DaandenDikken
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Do i need a special sli bridge for aorus geforce gtx 1080 ti?

i already know it has to be a 40mm, but is there a difference in connections?

 

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20 minutes ago, DaandenDikken said:

Do i need a special sli bridge for aorus geforce gtx 1080 ti?

i already know it has to be a 40mm, but is there a difference in connections?

 

Use case?

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I know that you can use the EVGA SLI bridge 

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1 hour ago, DaandenDikken said:

Do i need a special sli bridge for aorus geforce gtx 1080 ti?

i already know it has to be a 40mm, but is there a difference in connections?

 

Don't even bother my friend.  SLI is dead and nVidia knows it.  It will do more harm then good and be a complete waste of money.  Trust me don't bother, just save up and sell your card and get a 1060 or AMD equivlant.

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