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So when the msi led bridge came out and I brought one to match my cards

everyone on here said I was stupid and there are no performance gains 

and I was practically a laughing stock of the topic

 

so now these new hb Sli bridges are out and there are recommended for 4K up 

and the led (the one I have) is now recommended for 144hz and 4K over the regular bridge

 

so was I stupid in buying it ? 

Does it have better performance ? 

Whats al the fuss about with Sli bridges of late ? 

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2 minutes ago, thekeemo said:

If you like how looks and you have the money to spare then no you werent stupid for buying it

But are there performance gains ? 

Why do nvdia recommend them over the standard bridge for 144hz and 4K ? 

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1 minute ago, jjohnthedon1 said:

But are there performance gains ? 

Why do nvdia recommend them over the standard bridge for 144hz and 4K ? 

You need more data bandwidth for the more pixels

more pixels = more bits that need to be copied to the other card

Thats that. If you need to get in touch chances are you can find someone that knows me that can get in touch.

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3 minutes ago, thekeemo said:

You need more data bandwidth for the more pixels

more pixels = more bits that need to be copied to the other card

So do the led bridges have more bandwidth over the standard bridge ?

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4 minutes ago, GlassBomb said:

From what I know, then the difference will be basically nothing.

 

Edit: Also, this.

 

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But how can they recomeded them if there the same ? 

 

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1 minute ago, jjohnthedon1 said:

But how can they recommend them if they're the same ? 

But that's the thing. They are not the same.

 

Performance just doesn't matter unless you are using 5k+ panels.

 

Basically, you don't need to sweat anything. You won't have any kind of issues in the near future of hardware.

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4 minutes ago, GlassBomb said:

But that's the thing. They are not the same.

 

Performance just doesn't matter unless you are using 5k+ panels.

 

Basically, you don't need to sweat anything. You won't have any kind of issues in the near future of hardware.

So please someone tel me

whats the differance between the led bridge and the standard bridge ? 

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3 minutes ago, jjohnthedon1 said:

So please someone tel me

whats the differance between the led bridge and the standard bridge ? 

The hard LED bridges have higher standards for EMI reduction and pixel clocks vs the standard flexible bridges. The connectors they use are the same.

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5 minutes ago, Curufinwe_wins said:

The hard LED bridges have higher standards for EMI reduction and pixel clocks vs the standard flexible bridges. The connectors they use are the same.

Thank you

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