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NinjaRecovery
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What about SLI 1080 Ti's. Mind blown.

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You'll not be able to play on either systems. At least not new games with decent settings and framerates. 

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SLI 1080s would perform better, but neither will really be playing games at 3x4K, and also NVIDIA surrount is complete garbage to begin with so save yourself the hassle and just dont

I spent $2500 on building my PC and all i do with it is play no games atm & watch anime at 1080p(finally) watch YT and write essays...  nothing, it just sits there collecting dust...

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1080 ti = titan X

Performance wise. But 750 bucks, instead 1300.

 

Mind blown +3

 

Sli with 1080s is retarded. sli is retarded. Scales like shit, only problems, and in average, +20-40% performance.

 

Why would you go 2x 1080 sli, if you can get better consistent performance witha single 1080 ti, for less price?! Makes no sense tbh.

 

 

You NEVER go Sli, when there's a stronger Single GPU.

Single GPU > Sli. Anytime, everytime, no matter what.

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