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dual RTX ti’s Or one

thedemoncowboy

I just think it’d be cool to have but I’m seeing some figures that most games don’t accept sli and if they do it’s a 10-15% increase (if that), did I make the right choice by keeping to one?

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Just now, Dan Castellaneta said:

Modern games don't really give a crap about two GPU's. Just get one of the 2080 Tis.

Thank you! So many of my friends were getting dual and I said what a waste of money and they said I had no idea what I was saying 

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Just now, valdyrgramr said:

SLI and CF is mostly dead and problematic even when supported.  Unless you're doing rendering or something else that needs that much power then I wouldn't exactly attempt SLI.

Just gaming and college work 

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Eh. Just get one. I was about to get two, but they're so stupidly large that you'd need a stupidly large case to go along with your decent used card priced 2nd GPU.

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sli and crossfire support is basically nonexistent these days.

Please quote me or tag me if your trying to talk to me , I might see it through all my other notifications ^_^

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SLI and crossfire are on their way to death.

Just get a 2080Ti

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Wow thank you I wish this was on Reddit so I could all give you medals for being so helpful unlike pcmaster race... so thank you for all your help!

 

 

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sli is more for show then it is for practicality... SLI is useless in most games

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