nvidia 1080 ti, or sli 1060's?

17-02-2018, 02:00 AM

druael Wrote: This is not true at all. SLI simply makes two video cards act as one. This greatly improves video quality, no matter what cards you are using.

NOTE:It is ALWAYS recommended you use the same two kinds of cards (two of the same cards is the best, but two 1080s from different companies will suffice), but that isn't to say two GTX 960s with SLI would be bad. ANY SLI is good, no matter the card type, and it in no way is bad if you have "cheaper cards". There are no problems with cheap cards.

I used to run crossfire and it didn't work well at all. For every game that worked with crossfire 5 didn't work well, some outright crashed if I tried to run them in crossfire,so I figured same was true for SLI. However, I've tried googling because of your comment and it looks like SLI doesn't have that problems, so sorry for wrong information.

Of course 1080. It has many advantages, including it is easily overclocked in video games

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I rather get a 1080ti than sli considering there are games that don't support sli that great. As in one gpu can be running max while your second gpu only runs 30% or not at all.

1080 TI all the way, SLI is in many games not supported or poorly optimized. You will have the best experience with a 1080 Ti

1080ti, the sli platform is slowly being weened out of existence because it's unreliable

get a sli of 1060 it's so good, i have a friend that has both and its very good

I thought the 1060 couldn't be ran in SLI due to them locking it out. I had thought you needed 1070s for that.

A single 1080 Ti outperforms two 1060's SLI easily.

Nvidia 1060 sli is not good because same results can get's on gtx 1070 or 1070ti.
I recommend buying you 1070ti sli, this make a one gtx 1080TI