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Originally Posted by great_big_abyss Well Yeah, if you pick and choose benchmark results, then yeah, the twin-card solution will lose.
I mentioned that SLI/Crossfire does not always scale well in all applications.
However, in the majority of games, it seems to be a viable solution. |
I agree, and NVIDIA does a great job with SLi. I've had it in at least one one my rigs since NVIDIA launched SLi.
Just saying that if I were buying today for a 1080P monitor I'd buy a single OCd 680 vs 660 SLi. (or a 7970 GHz edition)
If I were buying today for my 25X16 panels I'd buy a Titan, not 680 SLi.
I've always considered multi GPU what you do when there aren't single GPU solutions that can do what you need. (not something you buy to save a few bucks get a few more fps)