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Near-future VR SLI/NVlink support

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2020/09/10 15:07:48 (permalink)
I was reading something on the Nvidia site https://developer.nvidia.com/vrworks/graphics/vrsli and I was wondering: as VR requirements/capabilities rise, would this be a good reason to continue SLI/NVlink, as each GPU can then process the video stream for each eye, vs a single GPU having to process the video stream for both eyes simultaneously?
 
Granted, at this time, there are very few games/programs that now support/will support this capability. In the future, what do you guys see the probability of this avenue being pursued? Any conjecture?

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    Re: Near-future VR SLI/NVlink support 2020/09/11 13:43:51 (permalink)
    3090 is designed for 8K screens ... should get the job done
     
    your link is to Maxwell 900 series cards ..... 30 series are exponentially more powerful
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