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Nvidia VR and SLI

Valorunlimited
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Hey all,

 

I've got two GTX 760s running in SLI, with similar performance figures to a 970 and I would like to try to bypass Geforce's "Nope" sign that says I need a 970 or higher to run its Virtual Reality app from the Experience. Has anyone out there had any success jailbreaking this feature so that it's possible to do it on multiple lower tiered cards? Please share your story if you have.

 

Thanks,

VU

 

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It's based around Architecture, not performance.

I think. Don't know why It's not on the 950/ 960.

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Also as a secondary question on this thread. If I try to run the Gameworks API, will my system as is not have sufficient beef to handle the demand of VR? The Dev Kit for Occulus rift was GTX 600 series and up...where is all this extra horsepower requirement coming from?

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