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5 minutes ago, Basil Alias said:

No I'm asking if you can Give a part of a screen to each gpu so that 4 pairs can add their 4k screens to make a 8k output through something

You're basically asking about doing this, just with "only" 8k. They used Quadro sync to give each display it's own portion of a screen, which requires Quadro GPUs.

Additionally, you cannot split the output from one card (or pair of cards) to multiple monitors and show different content.

This is pretty much for my dream build

I am planning to use a 8k monitor

But for pumping the frames I have quite a idea that sounds far fetched I want to use a pci-e extension like the one from 6 editors 1 pc build by linus with 8 titan rtx of which  each 2 of the titans will be connected with nv link so then we will essentially have 4 outputs so I can connect each 4k outputs to a 8k monitor so that I can get maximum frame rate

 

I also want to know if there is a way to add 4 of these hdmi and split them into 1 or 2 display ports for the Dell 8k monitor

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3 minutes ago, Basil Alias said:

This is pretty much for my dream build

I am planning to use a 8k monitor

But for pumping the frames I have quite a idea that sounds far fetched I want to use a pci-e extension like the one from 6 editors 1 pc build by linus with 8 titan rtx of which  each 2 of the titans will be connected with nv link so then we will essentially have 4 outputs so I can connect each 4k outputs to a 8k monitor so that I can get maximum frame rate

 

I also want to know if there is a way to add 4 of these hdmi and split them into 1 or 2 display ports for the Dell 8k monitor

Is this an April fools joke?

Because if you are connecting the screen to 4 videocards, these cards won't know to work together. That is what SLI is (well, used to be) for. Splitting the workload.

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3 hours ago, minibois said:

Is this an April fools joke?

Because if you are connecting the screen to 4 videocards, these cards won't know to work together. That is what SLI is (well, used to be) for. Splitting the workload.

No I'm asking if you can Give a part of a screen to each gpu so that 4 pairs can add their 4k screens to make a 8k output through something. It is splitting the workload for each screen it may be easy to find a software to do this but the extension is what I'm worried about

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5 minutes ago, Basil Alias said:

No I'm asking if you can Give a part of a screen to each gpu so that 4 pairs can add their 4k screens to make a 8k output through something

You're basically asking about doing this, just with "only" 8k. They used Quadro sync to give each display it's own portion of a screen, which requires Quadro GPUs.

Additionally, you cannot split the output from one card (or pair of cards) to multiple monitors and show different content.

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