Can you SLI a RTX 2080 TI?

Enabling SLI on the RTX 2080 Ti with an NVLink Bridge A number of sites already have GeForce RTX 2080 SLI coverage up, but we just recently got our hands on everything needed for an SLI setup. The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti video cards run $1,200 each and the NVLink Bridge connector is available for $79.

Are SLI cards worth it?

The main reason why SLI and CrossFire exist it to help users get more performance in scenarios where even the most powerful single GPU setup won’t cut it. 2-Way SLI scaling on the GTX 1080 shows significant performance increases on a 4K monitor. And, that, really, is where multi-GPU configurations come into play.

Does the RTX 2080 support SLI?

A number of sites already have GeForce RTX 2080 SLI coverage up, but we just recently got our hands on everything needed for an SLI setup. That means we can give you our own performance testing and thoughts!

What graphics card should I use for SLI?

We’ll be using two NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti FE graphics cards for our SLI setup and we’ll be using the NVIDIA GeForce RTX NVLink 3-slot bridge connector. This setup is extremely expensive and won’t be for everyone.

Do you have a multi-GPU system for the RTX series?

We haven’t build a multi-GPU system in some time, but we really wanted to check out NVIDIA SLI on the RTX series. This is the first series to use NVIDIA’s new NVLink High-Speed GPU interconnect. This new interconnect allows for up to 100 GB/s and is said to offer 50x the transfer bandwidth of previous technologies.

Is SLI worth it for PC gaming?

Growing up a techie, SLI was the holy grail of PC gaming. Unfortunately, for most of my life I couldn’t afford it, so I’d stare longingly at those multi-GPU systems and the promises of stunning graphics and amazing performance. For gaming, that was how you achieved the best of the best, better than any console or even “normal” gaming PC.