Dual Pascal GPU

[Lucifer10]

If There ever will be A Dual Pascal GPU, will it be Limited to only Single Card per PC because of the Pascal SLI Limitation ?

[Shubham Yadav]

Your guess is as good as mine, or anyone else's. 

[HKZeroFive]

Doubt it. NVIDIA seems to reluctant to release a dual-GPU after the Titan Z with its ridiculous $3000 price tag. We haven't seen a dual Maxwell GPU card and the fact NVIDIA has dropped 3 + 4 way SLI support for their Pascal cards while disabling it completely for the GTX 1060 makes it pretty obvious that we won't see one any time soon.

[Monkey Dust]

It's possible, only the 1060 has the SLI limitation, but it has been a long, long time since anyone has releases a dual GPU Nvidia card.

 

If DX12 & Vulkan improves the SLI/Crossfire experience we might see more multi GPU cards, but that won't be this gen for Nvidia.

[Lucifer10]

6 minutes ago, Monkey Dust said:

It's possible, only the 1060 has the SLI limitation, but it has been a long, long time since anyone has releases a dual GPU Nvidia card.

 

If DX12 & Vulkan improves the SLI/Crossfire experience we might see more multi GPU cards, but that won't be this gen for Nvidia.

By SLI Limitation, I meant The 2-Way SLI Cap. Since 2 GPUs will be running in SLI on a Single Card, will anyone be able to Add another one ?

Let's see What Nvidia does with Volta.

[Monkey Dust]

2 hours ago, Lucifer10 said:

By SLI Limitation, I meant The 2-Way SLI Cap. Since 2 GPUs will be running in SLI on a Single Card, will anyone be able to Add another one ?

Let's see What Nvidia does with Volta.

Well 3 and 4 way setups have always been very niche, and rarely works well outside of synthetic benchmarks. Dual GPU cards wouldn't allow you to SLI two together for gaming unless Nvidia have a change of heart on the matter.