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I was hoping some people on the forum were running quad sli.. I have some questions you quad users ;)

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I was hoping some people on the forum were running quad sli.. I have some questions you quad users ;)

i have in the past 6 months if thats good enough :P

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No, but what are your questions? I might be able to help, and if I can't, maybe other members may. :)

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i have in the past 6 months if thats good enough :P

what were u running?
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I was just wondering if they had any major issues and if they were happy with the quad set up?

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what were u running?

it was a client build that i had for about a months worth of testing and oc'ing lol it was 4 780's though, in the time that i played with it i loved it there was nothing i couldnt play maxed out save for the odd game with bad sli profiles but out of the games i actually enjoy playing which was crysis 3 multiplayer bf3 at the time and metro last light everything was butter smooth didnt have a problem. also tested other games like borderlands 2 and skyrim and whatnot of course. didnt have any issues in my time with it and considering said client is a close friend and i talk to him every day he said hes extremely happy with it and has yet to have any issues or regrets

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I was just wondering if they had any major issues and if they were happy with the quad set up?

Oh, well in that case, I can't help you very much. I've never had experienced 4-way SLI/CrossFireX, so I can't say anything. Sorry mate... I wish I could've helped you more.

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I have and can with my 780 TI's

It was a mess of problems @ 4.

So right now I'm running just the 2 and sometimes 3 when I need it.

what kind of problems did u run into?
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Quad SLI is incredibly stupid, but with that said I recommend quad SLI if you want bragging rights and amazing fps (sometimes).

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SLI generally doesn't scale past 3 iirc.

 

Like it's what, a 1 to 5% gain with a 4th?

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it was a client build that i had for about a months worth of testing and oc'ing lol it was 4 780's though, in the time that i played with it i loved it there was nothing i couldnt play maxed out save for the odd game with bad sli profiles but out of the games i actually enjoy playing which was crysis 3 multiplayer bf3 at the time and metro last light everything was butter smooth didnt have a problem. also tested other games like borderlands 2 and skyrim and whatnot of course. didnt have any issues in my time with it and considering said client is a close friend and i talk to him every day he said hes extremely happy with it and has yet to have any issues or regrets

sweet man I was looking at getting 2nd 690 for 2560x1440 gameplay and wanted to get feedback from people who have used quad sli
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SLI generally doesn't scale past 3 iirc.

 

Like it's what, a 1 to 5% gain with a 4th?

Edit that wouldn't bother me, I like small form factors (350d) and would like to get the most I can out of the 2 slots as long as its not to much of a Hansel and I get an ok performance increases

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sweet man I was looking at getting 2nd 690 for 2560x1440 gameplay and wanted to get feedback from people who have used quad sli

ok well i personally had a dual 690 setup actually before doing that client build and it was wicked i loved it :) sold both cards to a friend cause i wanted more vram for skyrim mods :/ sadly skyrim crashes when its outta vram and my mods take up almost 3gb vram hahaha

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I have and can with my 780 TI's

It was a mess of problems @ 4.

So right now I'm running just the 2 and sometimes 3 when I need it.

You know 3 is superior in almost every way right? Lower frame times and better performance overall, I'd recommend switching to it if you can.

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You know 3 is superior in almost every way right? Lower frame times and better performance overall, I'd recommend switching to it if you can.

I was trying to get away with a 2 card set up if I can form factors sake
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sweet man I was looking at getting 2nd 690 for 2560x1440 gameplay and wanted to get feedback from people who have used quad sli

Your gonna have VRAM issues with games, I would look at a GTX 780 or an R9 290. 

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I have and can with my 780 TI's

It was a mess of problems @ 4.

So right now I'm running just the 2 and sometimes 3 when I need it.

out of curiosity when do u need 3 780 ti's?

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Not sure about problems, but I think with SLI comes micro stuttering any config past 2 way SLI, scaling turns to shit and some games don't support any type of SLI. All I know, hope this helps

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Your gonna have VRAM issues with games, I would look at a GTX 780 or an R9 290.

Edit ill see what I'm using for vram on bf4. Doesn't look like I can use evga's odd for bf4 will have to figure out another way

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sweet man I was looking at getting 2nd 690 for 2560x1440 gameplay and wanted to get feedback from people who have used quad sli

You don't need quad or tri sli for 1440p I play BF4 maxed out with AA at 2x (all you need) on two HD 7950s, and my average fps is around 90 on my Qnix. I mean if you have the cash you can spend it, but I really wouldn't recommend it.

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Edit ill see what I'm using for vram on bf4. Doesn't look like I can use evga's odd for bf4 will have to figure out another way

If you want some kind of future out of your cards, I would look at something with more VRAM, in around 3 years 2gb of VRAM wont be enough for 1080p so it will be shorter for 1440p

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If you want some kind of future out of your cards, I would look at something with more VRAM, in around 3 years 2gb of VRAM wont be enough for 1080p so it will be shorter for 1440p

I have one 690 now and I have the 1440p monitor still havnt figured out how to see how much VRAM I'm using
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If you want some kind of future out of your cards, I would look at something with more VRAM, in around 3 years 2gb of VRAM wont be enough for 1080p so it will be shorter for 1440p

Looks like I am hitting the 2 gig mark thanks for bring this up

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