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ROGBot
OK so big day here....
My second GTX Titan X has been pulled from my rig...where, quite frankly, it has been getting a free ride for some time. Time for it to find another home where it can work for it's board and lodging.
SLI is dead to me
I have always been a proponent of single GPU gaming...in the sense that it's better to buy the best single GPU from any generation and go from there. If you wanted/had the cash...only then double up. And though it was always a bit of a faff it used to be worth it.
Now however major titles are simply not supporting mGPU and with the advent of GSync it doesn't matter if your GPU sinks to 50 or 40 FPS sometimes, you still get stable gaming.
I have just pulled the GPU and was wondering if my MB was going to look naked but it doesn't...I can see PCH cover all nice and lit now and since I have a nice looking soundcard in there too, well it just looks lean and clean.
GPUs are moving to cover even 4K gaming on one card.
End of an era...
What do you reckon?
My second GTX Titan X has been pulled from my rig...where, quite frankly, it has been getting a free ride for some time. Time for it to find another home where it can work for it's board and lodging.
SLI is dead to me
I have always been a proponent of single GPU gaming...in the sense that it's better to buy the best single GPU from any generation and go from there. If you wanted/had the cash...only then double up. And though it was always a bit of a faff it used to be worth it.
Now however major titles are simply not supporting mGPU and with the advent of GSync it doesn't matter if your GPU sinks to 50 or 40 FPS sometimes, you still get stable gaming.
I have just pulled the GPU and was wondering if my MB was going to look naked but it doesn't...I can see PCH cover all nice and lit now and since I have a nice looking soundcard in there too, well it just looks lean and clean.
GPUs are moving to cover even 4K gaming on one card.
End of an era...
What do you reckon?
