Depending on the game in our tests, RTX NVLink scaling ranges from 34.5% in our averages all the way to 109.1%, more than doubling the frame rate of a single card! A place for everything NVIDIA, come talk about news, drivers, rumors, GPUs, the industry, show-off your build and more. I can concoct situations where an RTX 2070 is slower than a Radeon RX 580, but that doesn't mean that such situations would be typical. I remember when the old 880's came out and they were what was needed for Crisis and it was $600-700 new to the market. However, NVLink is a bidirectional interface, bringing the combined bandwidth to an incredible 100 GB/sec. With the RTX 20-series, NVIDIA seems to have reaffirmed … We tested two 2080 Tis to find out. That said, even if it does 80% of the 1080 TI it'd be well worth it in comparison.

... (more below) - I'd say it's more than worth it in comparison. Does anyone have any experience with a setup like this? Only game I couldn't was AC Odyssey and Origins maintains 60 fps at all times. I know that iRacing isn't very demanding and one card should be fine, but not sure what Prepar3d scaling is. Remnant: From The Ashes - Subject 2923 Review, Amazon Jumps into the Cloud Gaming Fray with Luna, Neverwinter Dungeon Premium Drops Will See an Increase, Admiralty Bonus Week Starts Today in Star Trek Online, Ultima Celebrates 23rd Anniversary By Announcing Ultima Online New Legacy, RuneScape Is Coming To Steam On October 14th, Mobile Delayed Till 2021, Conan Exiles Developer Stream Fields Questions on Siptah, Future Tools, More, EVE Online Server Issues Plague 'Supposed Battle of 49-U', Red's Read On Conan Exiles: Isle of Siptah, SteelSeries Has Launched a Wireless Rival 3, EPOS | Sennheiser GSP 601 Gaming Headset Review, Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 2 Xbox Headset Review, the E-WIN 2.0 Edition RGB Gaming Desk Review, Corsair H150i ELITE CAPELLIX AIO CPU Cooler Review, Baldur's Gate III - Community Update Talks Romance and Companionship, No Man's Sky: Origins Update Released - Adds New Planets and More, Riot-Backed Afrofantasy MMORPG, The Wagadu Chronicles, Has Entered Kickstarter, Cyberpunk 2077 - Third Episode of Night City Wire Released, Watch Ashes of Creation Creative Director in PAX Panel About 'The Future of Online Games', World of Warcraft - The Last Afterlives Animated Short Episode, Revendreth Now Available, Phantasy Star Online 2 - Episode 5 to Release on September 30th, Hogwarts Legacy, Open World RPG Set In Harry Potter Universe Announced At PlayStation Event, Black Desert Mobile - Hadum's Realm Coming Soon, New Boss Hadum Revealed. This setup is extremely expensive and won’t be for everyone. This is probably because the TU106 silicon it's based on physically lacks the NVLink interface.

I'm getting tired of the constant r&d to get things working as close to perfect as I can. What are the best benchmarking software to see if a GPU/CPU is performing as expected.

So the second GPU definitely helps! Since we are looking at graphics power here, we can disregard the slight aberration in the CPU performance. So many idiots spreading false shit about SLI.

What are you going to use it for? This allows the cards to pool resources in a way that was never before possible. The game has changed for SLI. It looks like you're new here. Depends if the games you play actually support sli and support it well. I'm actually making plans to build a 2nd pc with one of my card and use it for the TV. Single 2080 Ti is slower, by far, then SLI 1080 Tis in games that support SLI and at high enough resolutions to not be CPU bottlenecked (4K or higher). Does anyone have any experience with a setup like this? We already had the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti FE graphics card installed, so adding the second card was as simple as it gets.

Ordinary 2011-era PCI Express 3.0 x16 has massively more bandwidth than you need to transfer every other frame between GPUs. Of course, it also helps that AMD's implementation of PCI Express actually works how you'd hope.

I was wondering if it was worth the time and money to get another 2080ti. ... Then, Turing debuted and cut off anything beyond 3-card SLI configurations, limiting the RTX 2080 and RTX 2080 Ti to 2-way SLI… Let’s take a look at the test system and then see the benchmarks! While we look at generation over generation improvement, let that sink in: we’ve arrived. We got our samples a little late due to a shipping error but they're being benched now.

All games are tested at their highest settings with the exception of anti-aliasing and Shadow of the Tomb Raider, which we left on the “High” preset for parity with our previous tests. Spec-wise, NVLink is features two 8x connections, each capable of 25 GB/sec or 50 GB/sec one way.

With the RTX 20-series, NVIDIA seems to have reaffirmed their dedication to multi-GPU support with the introduction of … I've tried the streaming devices like Nvidia Shield, but the latency/lag is still too much for me to stand.

SLI works, and it works well in most games, I’ve seen my FPS nearly double in some games and in others go up 60-80%. I have 3 4k monitors, and plan on 90% of my playing to be iRacing on all 3 screens, and Prepar3d flight sim on all 3 screens. I mean, you can say we finally have cards that can run 4K 60fps with no problem (RTX 2080 and Radeon VII, and certainly the 2080 Ti) but then they go and release 8-friggin-K TVs.