If I got two gpu(GeForce 1050 ti OC and another lower end gpu) Will it bottleneck a...

[Erick Severiano]

If I got two gpu(GeForce 1050 ti OC and another lower end gpu)
Will it bottleneck a Ryzen 3 1300x?

 

[Daniele Cianci]

you can't use 2 gpus in sli if they are not the same model

 

[Parth Desai]

What?

 

[Matthew Flemion]

Won't work unless they the same gpu but no it would work fine.

 

[Anas A Salih]

you can use one of the GPUs for physics processing from nvidia control panel

 

[Michael Jason Sencio]

you can set the other one as dedicated PhsyX although i don't think there is gonna be a significant improvement. So better stick with your single 1050ti

 

[Bear Cuevas]

They will work, no bottlenck... but the thing is that they would not work on parallel or for the same purpose... you need to have the same chip so you can use them in SLI

 

[Martin Harig]

One more expensive more powerful card is better than two cards any day cuz most games aren't built for SLI

 

[Jacob Schulist]

You cant even sli a 1050ti anyways

 

[Bear Cuevas]

Try to scale it to a 1060 or find a 970 980

 

[Brian Banks]

Just get a ryzen 1200 and oc it it's no different than a 1300

 

[Russell Tynes Jr]

You can pair up to a 1070 or plain 1080 without bottle-necking with that CPU

 

[John Wasch]

Can you even SLI a 1050?

 

[Chris Soltwedel]

If the lower end card is relatively close to the main card in spec, using the lower as a dedicated physx card isn't a bad idea for physx heavy games like Arkham Knight. You won't see your frames drop as much with interactive fog or when there's a big explosion, etc.

 

[Lewis Kiltie]

1050Ti's can't SLI