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3 way SLI?

Tola
By Tola
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I have one 780Ti dual Classified ACX and want to go SLI in august but cant decide between 2 way and 3 way (Money doesn't matter that much). I will be getting a 5960x or 5930k as well as a x99 ROG board when they are released to go along with these cards. Which should I go 2 or 3 way.

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Triple SLI doesn't really make sense, you won't get the performance worth the money.

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Triple SLI doesn't really make sense, you won't get the performance worth the money.

About how much more fps can you expect. 

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About how much more fps can you expect. 

I have no idea, but the increase will probably be half of the increase when doing dual-SLI. So I wouldn't recommend it.

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2 way is about could be upper 80-90% improvement, 3 card only gets like 40-50% more fps in relation to the first.

Search some benchmarks to have an idea.

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While the scaling is no where near as good with 3 cards compared to 2, you may want the extra GPU power for something. Go with two, and if you want more power, get a third. I doubt you'll want the third one.

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