Rzer Core 2

[Adversemist]

Is there a way I can bridge 2 razer core v2 together to get more GPU power?

[Himommies]

Yes but no

Thunderbolt dosen't have enough bandwith to justify the cost

[EunSoo]

I'll also add that the motherboard needs to support SLI, thunderbolt only gets 4 lanes and SLI needs 8 lanes per GPU (or 16x and 4x or 16x and 16x)

[Damascus]

If you got an alienware laptop, used the proprietary egpu dock and  an akitio node (or razer core but eww) you might  be able to crossfire two AMD cards.  Might. You could probably use both at the same time for rendering or mining pretty easily

[Adversemist]

I got a razer laptop and I have the razer core v2 with GTX 1080ti and I want to add another razer core v2 with 1080ti 

[Damascus]

2 hours ago, Adversemist said:

I got a razer laptop and I have the razer core v2 with GTX 1080ti and I want to add another razer core v2 with 1080ti 

What do you want the two 1080 ti's to do?

[8uhbbhu8]

3 hours ago, Adversemist said:

I got a razer laptop and I have the razer core v2 with GTX 1080ti and I want to add another razer core v2 with 1080ti 

 

Why would you want to do that? If you are going for SLI, It doesn't work at all without Nvidias special SLI bridge and even if it did, it will 90% of the time not do anything or even make it worse as almost no games support it.

Maybe for rendering but you'd have to basically code your own OS from scratch that bridges them together through software. Never mind the massive latency increase and speed bottleneck from thunderbolt (no it's not actually very fast as inside a pc between cpu, gpu, and ram things run many times faster and latency is a huge issue.)