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Dual Intel a770

Gladzilla
By Gladzilla
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Is there a way I could run two a770 cards in a sli/crossfire configuration? 

 

Asking because I enjoy the av1 encoding but would also like to get 4060 ish performance in games. 

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No.

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I think that sli/crossfire concepts are pretty well abandoned outside of very specific use cases.

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There is technically a DX12 mode that lets multiple GPUs run a game similar to SLI, but it also requires the game dev to specifically optimize which no game has done. 

 

SLI is dead and will stay dead. You won't get any uplift from doing this, even if Intel supported it. No games actually support it. 

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Yeah, it's sad that this isn't an option for Intel GPU cards. 

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