2016/07/26 21:45:59
KickAssCop
KickAssCop
Don't know if asked already. Which bridge for SLi on Asus X99 Deluxe. Using slots 1 and 3 of course. Thanks.


Any response.
2016/07/26 23:41:15
z999z3mystorys
the 4 slot ones seems to always be in stock, I guess only a few motherboards support that set-up, the ones with 4-way SLI support like my X99 classified, so that's why it's the only one always in stock.
 
as for what bridge to use for Asus x99 Deluxe with slots 1 and 3 (if you're not counting the PCIe x4 as one of them) you'll need a 1 space bridge
 
basically just count the number of empty expansion slot brackets between cards, if the cards are right next to each other with no space between them, 0 slot, if one space/bracket then you need a 1 slot spacing bridge, and so forth. granted this is assuming you have the standard thickness GPUs, and not a triple slot one that some companies make.
2016/07/27 01:07:32
SinXsuN
Yeah auto notify is a great feature , I have 2 of the FE Gtx 1080 using a standard ribbon bridge and must say I am very happy with there overall performance , your gonna be so happy with those video cards and hb sli bridge , congratz !
2016/07/27 05:19:50
davidlestermbaron
i think the pictures in the website is kinda different?
2016/07/27 08:09:08
muathusanjose
KickAssCop
KickAssCop
Don't know if asked already. Which bridge for SLi on Asus X99 Deluxe. Using slots 1 and 3 of course. Thanks.


Any response.

 
You need a 1 slot spacing (60mm) from EVGA
or 3 slot (60mm) from the NVidia HB Bridge
2016/07/28 09:03:12
ipaine
ipaine
So I just noticed something, when looking at gpu-z it shows this:

 
Notice how it says high-bandwidth on the SLI section. I do not have a HB sli bridge. What I have is one of the older style EVGA Pro 2-way sli bridges (http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/MX47593)
 
I also noticed that even in the control panel it doesn't mention that a higher performance sli bridge could improve my experience. Any one know why it says that it is high-bandwidth?


So anyone have any idea why it is acting like I have the HB bridge when I don't? Jacob? Anyone?
 
2016/07/28 11:05:17
perezrg
Any ETA on the 2-slot bridges (80mm)?
2016/07/28 11:11:37
SinXsuN
I'm not sure , but make sure you auto notify , that's how I got my single slot
2016/07/28 12:27:03
Sajin
ipaine
ipaine
So I just noticed something, when looking at gpu-z it shows this:

 
Notice how it says high-bandwidth on the SLI section. I do not have a HB sli bridge. What I have is one of the older style EVGA Pro 2-way sli bridges (http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/MX47593)
 
I also noticed that even in the control panel it doesn't mention that a higher performance sli bridge could improve my experience. Any one know why it says that it is high-bandwidth?


So anyone have any idea why it is acting like I have the HB bridge when I don't? Jacob? Anyone?

It's most likely because the bridge is running at the same speed as the hb bridge. Tom Petersen @ nvidia said the older LED sli bridges are capable of running at the same speeds of the new hb bridge. 
2016/07/29 04:46:46
KickAssCop
Thanks to people who helped with my question.

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