1080 sli or 1080ti single. Play mostly AAA games and yes I know the effects of sli
J James Bennett Guest Jul 15, 2017 #1 1080 sli or 1080ti single. Play mostly AAA games and yes I know the effects of sli
J James Jordan Guest Jul 15, 2017 #2 Buy a single card then down the kine when one card starts struggling and the price has dropped get a second
Buy a single card then down the kine when one card starts struggling and the price has dropped get a second
J Josh Coleman Guest Jul 15, 2017 #4 Not a huge jump in performance going from 1 of them to two but I still went sli lol
J Josh Coleman Guest Jul 15, 2017 #6 Oh, I read that wrong I thought you asked single 1080ti or double 1080ti
C Chris Major Guest Jul 15, 2017 #7 I have a 1080 and I'm going to sell it and go 1080TI because SLI with DX12 just doesn't seam to scale do no point in SLI
I have a 1080 and I'm going to sell it and go 1080TI because SLI with DX12 just doesn't seam to scale do no point in SLI
M Matthew Reed Guest Jul 15, 2017 #13 Single card is better in the long run than 2 lesser ones as graphics memory don't stack in the way you think it would only 2 games that I know of has gotten this right Max Payne 3 and GTAV
Single card is better in the long run than 2 lesser ones as graphics memory don't stack in the way you think it would only 2 games that I know of has gotten this right Max Payne 3 and GTAV
N Nick Parkes Guest Jul 15, 2017 #14 Get a single 1080ti, my 1070sli just weren't making the cut where DX12 supported games were concerned as they don't scale correctly
Get a single 1080ti, my 1070sli just weren't making the cut where DX12 supported games were concerned as they don't scale correctly
M Matt Waters Guest Jul 15, 2017 #15 Single card always. Ti > 1080 by 35% 1080sli > ti by 20% but only about 10% of the time.
J James Owens-Case Guest Jul 15, 2017 #18 If the games you always play supports SLI well, then get the 1080ti anyway because it's cheaper