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Will SLI Decrease Adobe Encoding Times?

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Hi Guys,

So I know this proably sounds really nooby but I'm currently running a GTX 660 and I wondered if SLI with another would decrease my adobe premier pro/ after affects encoding times.

I didn't want to go out and buy another to discover it won't make a difference!

Much love,

Callum

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I believe it works with up to 2 way sli, you could get a k600 however which would completely rip the performance of two 660s.

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I didn't know it was compatible with sli 

 

Why not just get a quadro ?

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